The border vidette., 1921-09-24
Last Tuesday MT. and Mrs.

visitor in NogaleS. MT. Culln IS an expert bookkeeper and ac- count. He makes regular visits here on professional business.
 This week Alex. Rossi, one of l Arizona'S best known restaurant men, has been in Nogales where he may decide to engage in busi ness. Alex is a postmaster in the business, and many people in | Nogales who know him, hope he'll locate here. "Rossl's," in | Tucson, for mary years was known as the Hast word" in the restaurant business.
 MT. l.. M. Spivey. father of Bruce Spivey of the Evans Hotel News Stand, after enjoy ing a couple of months visit in Nogales, with his son, has re turned to his home in the east. Last week one night Mir. Spivey was the victim of Mexican ban dits in Nogales, Sonora, who held up and robbed him of Q Jack knife and watch.
 The Phoenix Tigers will long pleasantly remember their visit to Nogales, not alone because they defeated the Key City Bearcats for the State Cham pionShip, but on account of the royal manner they were treated blythe Nogales Baseball Associa tion and the local fans, thous ands of whom witnessed the three days baseball tournament.
 Major General T. Dickman, commander of the Eighth Corps Area, with headquarters in San Antonio, accompanied by his wife, visited Camp Stephen D. Little last Sunday, on a visit of inspection of the troops stationed here. En route to Nogales, Gen. eral Dickman inspected Camp Harry J. Jones at Douglas, Fort Huachuca and other military camps in his department.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson of Patagonia, accompanied by N. A. Mcdonald, the mining man, visited Nogales the forepart of the week, on private business. Colonel Richardson is the foun der of Patagonia, where he has resided many years. MT. Me Donald is a pioneer mining man of the Harshaw and Patagonia mining districts, where he and his son John, own valuable min ing property.
 General Elias P. Gales, secre- tary of the interior in the cabinet of President Obregon of Mexico, after visit to his old home in Hermosillo, arrived from the south Wednesday evening ou his way to Mayo Brothers Sanit arium in Rochester, Miun,. where he will be treated for rheumatism. The general, who is accompanied by two nurses and his private secretary, is travel ing in his private "Hidalgo."
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor has appointed the following as Santa Cruz county members of the Child Welfare Board, in compliance with the new state law: County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer to serve one year; Mrs. Robert c. Howell, two years; Mrs. w. J. Phillips, three years, and Mrs. H. M. Clagett. four years. Today the members will meet at the office of County Attorney DeRiemer to organize.
 An American about 33 year old, who went under the name of 'Blacky' Martin died in Noga- les, Sonora, at 6:3O o'clock Fri day evening. American Consul F. J. Dyer got permission from the governor of Sonora to bring the body across to this side of the line free of charge on account of the deceased being and indi- gent. He was i'll about fifteen days and was said to have a "dope fiend." The Marsh under taking parlors had charge of the funeral arrangementS:-
 Mir. McCarty, of McCarty Brothers, Alamos mining men, after an extended visit,in the east and on the coast, was a visitor in the city couple of days this week en route to his mining and ranch property situated near Alamos. Sonora. This fall and winter Mac and his brother, will do a big lot of dev- elopment work on their silver mines. Their ranch will also be