The border vidette., 1921-05-28

Louis Roller, who has a con
 tract for running tunnel in tht
 American Boy mine, near Pata
 gonia has been a county seat wis
 itor this week a couple of days
 from the mine.
 MT. A. H. Gildewell, from Pa
 tagonia, has been business wis
 itor at the county seat a couple of days this week. Reported
 Patagonia little quiet but says conditions are bound to improve in the near future.
 John A. Mcdonald of Patago mia, near which place he owns valuable mining property, was a county seat visitor the fOrepari of the week. John is a son ot MT. and Mrs. N. A. Mcdonald, highly respected pioneer citizens of the Harshaw mining district.
 Francis Hartman, attorney for the Southern Pacific Company with headquarters at Tucson, was a business visitor in the city last Monday. MT. Hartman has Q host of friends in Nogales and | throughout Santa Cruz county who are always pleased to see him.
 1 Henry Woods, from his splen- did ranch near Camille, this county, was a business visitor in the city Tuesday of this week. Henry has fully recovered from injuries received some time ago when he took high dive at his ranch home, while walking in his sleep.
 The ball game last Sunday in Nogales, Sonora, between the Nogales Greys and the Nogales Q Sonora nine, was won by the boys across the line. The game was witnessed by large nun Der of lovers of the American national sport, from both sides of the line.
 Walter Bailey, from the Ari- vaca district, was Nogales visitor Thursday of this week. Reported his section of the coun try badly in need of rain. Feed and water is mighty scarce down Arivaca way, where stockraisers are now compelled to purchase feed for their stock.
 Wednesday Mir. F. F. Rodri guez, the successful Grand avenue hardware dealer, return ed from Douglas, where he and Mrs. Rodriguez had been called by the serious illness of the lady's mother. Mrs. Rodriguez remained with her mother, who is greatly improved.
 Yesterday, in the Superior Court, Judge w. R. Chambers of Graham county, occupying Judge O'Connor's bench, sen. fenced Perry Hooper. colored. to life Imprisonment in the state penitentia for the murder of Delma Rogers. colored A mo- tion for new trial was denied.
 Will c. Payne, proprietor of Montezuma hotel, announces that a socisl dance will be given at tho Montezuma pavilion next Wednesday evening. This will be the opening dance of the Se6SOu. duO III OduCSS VIII be given twice each week, throughout the summer months.
 The first of the week County Engineer J. w. Larimore return ed from Phoenix, where he ac- companied shipment of 25O hogs sold to the Arizona Packing company. The swine were raised on the Larimore Place near Sonoita, this county. They brought the highest market price.
 On May 22nd, Benton Bowers, brother of I. B. Bowers, owner of Bowers Rancho, near Noria, Sonora. passed away, at his home in Ashland, Oregon. De- ceased visited Nogales several years ago on business connected with interests he then had in Sonora. His passing will be re- gretted by all who knew him.
 Last Wednesday, the remains of the late Mrs. E. M. Byrd, who died Monday at St. Joseph's hospital after short illness, were shipped to her former home at Temple, Texas. being accom-, panied by deceased's father, MT. E. R. Pitts. Deceased was 26 uaorS nf aoo. cho is cpruiuo1 hu