The border vidette., 1921-02-05

he is a prominent member of the Third House of the Fifth Legis- lature. The Senator is thirty three degree booster for Santa Cruz county.
 Miss Gladys Walker, accom- plished daughter Of Mra and Mrs. Will Walker, spent last Sunday here with relatives and friends. Miss Walker is instruc- tor of atletics in the Tucson public schools. She is held in high esteem by all who know her.
 Lou Quinn, of Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. MT. Quinn has resided in this county many years and is well and favOrably known in Nogales, where he has many old time friends who where pleased to see him.
 x Colonel end Mrs. John Martin of Tucson spent a couple of days in Nogales the forepart of the week. having motored down from the old town with Mir. and Mrs. James D. Barry. Col. Mar. tin is connected with the quarter master corps of the United States army.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleased to learn that Mir. Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, now in Los Angeles, is recovering from his recent illness, contract ed in Mexico City when the No gales excursionists attended the inauguration of President Obre- gOn.
 Yesterday Judge Charles Blen- man, Of Tucson. accompanied by Mir. Edgar A. Keitbley, repre- sen ting The Central Foundry Company, of San Francisco and New York, visited Nogales on private business. The gentlemen returned to Tucson 1n the even ing, greatly pleased with their visit to the best town On the border.
 Tom Wilson, who Q number of years ago operated gold mines in the Magdalena district, So- nora, after an, absence of two years, the most of which time he has been in Cananea, is in Nogales. on his way to Mazda lena, where he will again take up his residence while 1ooking g after his mining interests near the Garden City"
 MT. N. A. Mcdonald, the Pata. gonia mining man, who thirty years ago operate in the Minas Prietas district, Sonora, is down in the old gold camp on mining business. Mel is an experienced miner of many years prac tical experience, in Arizona and Sonora. He and his son .oJohn, own valua ble mining property in the Patagonia district.
 Last Monday Church and For est Powers. brothers, arrested here by Chief of Police Jay Lowe on suspicion of being bad char. acters, were taken to Clinton, Oklahoma, to stand trial for the theft of an automobile. The men were in charge of Sheriff Ben Monroe of Clinton county, and Sheriff w. H. Dean of Cor dell county, Oklahoma.
 Parties coming out of Sonora, report that Mrs. Minnie Jaeger and Mrs. Sam Mansfield of Tue son, who are visiting MT. and Mrs. Louis Giroux at the Giroux ranch near Carbo, are having the time of their lives shooting big and little game. The ladies are experts with both gun and rod. Their many friends will be pleased to learn that they are we'll and happy.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson, the father of Patagonia, who is one of the best known, most success full mine owners in the State, was a business visitor at the county seat this week. Colonel Richardson has a wide circle of friends here who will be pleased to learn that he is enjoying ex- cellent health. He owns some of the finest mining property in Santa Cruz county.
 The Aztec Consolid Min ing Company, of which Mr. Frederick c. Emery is president and general manager, has pur.