The border vidette., 1921-12-31

I of the Grand Jury, for the pur, ] pose of airing certain matters of l. interest to Santa Cruz county taxpayers.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Bower, from their pleasant country home at Camille, in the Hauchuca foot hills, visited Nogales the fore part of the week. Fred, their son, who has been attending the Nogales High School, accom- panied them home for the holi- days.
 J. A. Small, superintendent of the Sonora division of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, Sonora, has returned from a flying visit in California, where he had been on company business Thursday night Mir. Small returned to Elm palme.
 Mr. Eugene Trippel, father. of Attorney A. A. Trippel of this city, has been visitor in Noga les a couple of days this week, a guest at the home of his son on Ora wford street. MT. Trippel is chief deputy collector in the of flee of Collector of Internal Re- venue Alfred Franklin. in Phoe nix. He is one of Arizona's pioneer citizens.
 | Miss Irene Pearson, sister of the late J. Frank Pearson, mur- dered at Ruby, by Mexican ban dits, fwho has been visiting Mo- gales for the purpose of testify ing at the Silvas murder trial, has returned to her home in Texas Miss Pearson positively identified Silvas as one of the murderers of her brother and sister in law, Mrs. Pearson. t
 Thursday Mir. and Mrs. Syl- vester Faults, who were married at Brown wood, Texas, last Sat urday, arrived in Nogales where they will reside. The newly weds upon their arrival "home," were given an old fashioned sur prise party by students of the Nogales High School. Every. body in Nogales wishes Mir. and Mrs. Paulus much happiness. Last Saturday evening, at 5:3O. after deiiberating since 1O:45 in the forenoon, the jury in the trial of Placido Silvas. charged with the murder of Postmaster and Mrs. J. Frank Pearson at Ruby, failed to agree and was discharged by Superior Judge w. A. -O'Connor. After the jury was sfdischarged, Judge O'Connor highly plimented Attorney A. A, Trippel, for the defend. ant, for the excellent argument he had made.
 At the meeting of the new board of directors of the Nogales Chamb Der of Commerce, Thurs day night, Herbert M. Clagett was elected president for the en- suing year, succeeding MT. Dave Loeb, the retiring president. B. K. Cumming was elected first vice president and Benj. J. Jones dent. F. D. Wilkey was elected treasurer, and J. B. Bristol was again chosen to succeed himself as secretary of the organization.
 John T. Cameron, the we'll known cattle buyer, who repre- sents the w. A. Sanders Mule Company, of Los Angeles, on the West Coast of Mexico, has been a business visitor in Noga- les a couple of days this week, from Culiacan, Sinaloa, where he and his wife are spending the winter. MT. Cameron stated that Dr. Wylie, formerly of this city. who is located at Culiacan, is doing we'll in the south country, where Dr. and Mrs. Wylie now reside.
 Ownes of automobiles in Santa Cruz county may obtain their 1922 licenses from V. J. Wager, county tax collector, who has mailed application blanks for registration of motor vehicles to all residents of the county own | ing cars. Automobile license numbers in Santa Cruz county start with number 1O1, which has been given to Mayor James A. Harrison, his application having been the first filed. Dealers li- ceases run from No. l., which has been received by Senator Harry J. Karus of the Ford Agency. After a long illness, Don Fran cisco M. Aguilar, prominent,