The border vidette., 1921-01-29

represents the big El Paso com pany in which he and his broth CT George are largely interested, !, has been a visitor in the city this week couple of days, in- tervieWing our local hardware dealers.
 Raymond Smith. one of our Nogales boys who saw honorable service overseas with Uncle Sam's army during the world war, has purchased. an interest in the Oriental Cafe in@ Nogales, Sonora, being associated with George Rafael. Since returning to the States Raymond has resided in California, where he worked for the Standard Oil Company.
 Hon. Writ G. Bowman, after Q very successful business visit to Mexico City, returned home last Wednesday,. Next week he will go to San Diego, California, on business connected with 8 concession from the Mexican government for the beautiful Coronado Islands, situated only seventeen miles from San Diego, in Lower California, Mexico. which will be converted into a wonder land" for pleasure seekers.
 t J. W. (Black Jack) Garden, who with, his associates have a lease on the old Salero mines, was a business visitor at the county seat last Tuesday. Jack is arranging to personally super intend the installation of mill at Salero for the treatment of the high grade lead silver ores from the old mines and dumps. A number of army officers here and at Fort Huachuca are asso ciated with Mr. Garden, who is a practical mining man of many years experience.
 w. E. Clayton, from his cattle ranch south of Hermosillo, is business visitor in Nogales. He reports conditions in the south country improving, and says every consideration and courtesy is shown foreigners in that won derful country by the Mexicans who are anxious to see foreign CTS, especially Americans invest in land and mines. American dollars are welcome in all parts of the world, now more than ever" said Mir. Clayton, who is a guest at Hotel Evans.
 On Thursday of this week the w. Cobarrubias, who passed away in Nogales, Arizona, last Wednesday, was held under the auspices of the Alianza Hispano Americana, the Liza Protectora Latina and the Sociedad de Ar tesanos, interment being in the Nogales, Sonora, cemetery. Pro- lessor Co6arrubias. who was 75 years of age, had made his home in Nogales many years. He was a high class gentleman greatly esteemed by all who knew him. He will be missed.
 Mir. Cavanaugh, from the state of Oregon, arrived in the city last Wednesday en route to his farm near Noria, Sonora, where he will enjoy a visit with his son, an experienced young farm CT. from the northwestern coun- try, who is in charge of the Cava- naugh Place, purchased two years ago from A. M. Conard, the we'll known successful Los Angeles land man. Thanks to the courtesy of Captain Chas. Beatty, of the Immigration Ser vice, MT. Cavanaugh got his passport fixed" immediat tely, and on Thursday was able to continue south.
 Walter E. Holt, who recently became associated with MT. Sloan in the assay business, for ,merly conducted by O'Neill 6 Kempton, has gone to Hermo- sillo on business for his firm. Like his partner, MT. Holt is an experienced assayer and chemist. For a number of years he occu- pied responsible position as assayer and chemist for the Un- ited States government, being located at Ell Paso. The new firm of Sloan 6 Holt will no doubt do a fine business now that there is renewed activity in mining in Santa Cruz county and thrOuOhOut the state of Sonora