The border vidette., 1921-07-02

! was dI I6SC6O Oy U. D. CuSGOuuS officers fifteen miles north of the city on the Nogales Tucson high way. Ramon, who was driving a Ford car, had twenty bottles of tequila. in the gas tank | of the car when taken into cuS- tody.
 Monday, Francisco Elias, the newly elected governor of the state of Sonora, arrived in Mo- gales from Hermosillo, on his way to his home in Agua Prieta, | Governor Elias, who is we'll and favorably known in Nogales, made the cross country trip by automobile.
 l.. H. Grimes, of the Nogales police force, accompanied by his bride. nee Miss Rebecca Quino- nes, of Los Angeles, arrived in Nogales last Tuesday from Tue son, where the marriage cere- mony was performed last Mon day. We wish the newly weds much happiness.
 Last Tuesday Superior Judge W. A. O'Connor rendered a judg- ment in the sum of $8, 4O8 O6 in favor of Enriqueta Campillo, mother of Ramon Campillo, a young man who was killed while working in a mine owned by the Bachman Metals Company, de fendants in the case Attorney A. A. Trippel represented the plaintiff.
 Every fight fan in Nogales is invited to be the guest of the Nogales Daily Herald and the Nogales Theatre, this afternoon to hear the returns of the great battle between Dempsen and Carpenter. for the world cham pionship. Doors of the big play house will be open at noon. Battle will start about 1 o'clock. local time. The service is free. Everybody welcome, especially the ladies.
 Colonel Alexander J. McNab, of Camp Benning, Ga., has been ordered to report at Nogales, Arizona, Camp Stephen D. Lit tie, on August 18th, to take con- mand of the 25th Infantry, re- placing Colonel E. c. Carnahan, who recently left here to attend the general staff college at Washington, D. c. The new commander of the 18th Infantry is said to be the best marksman in the American army.
 Mamie Turner, colored, who was accidently shot last week by J. H. Brantley, colored, pass ed away at St. Joseph's hospital last Sunday evening. Just be- fore the unfortunate woman died. she again made a statement to Chief of Police Jay Lowe that the shooting was entirely acci- dental, and Brantley, was re- leased from the county jail. Brantley was cleaning his re- volver when it accidently went off, the bullet fatally wounding the woman.
 A dozen wild bulls from the famous Aguilar herd in Sonora. have been received in Nogales, Sonora, for the bull fights, this afternoon, tomorrow afternoon and next Monday, the glorious Fourth. The Mexican national sport will commece each after noon at o'clock, at the nam moth new arena recently com pleted at the Villasenor Place south of Nogales, Sonora. The bull pen and arena which cost about fifteen thousand dollars, has seating capacity of 4,OOO persons.
 The glorious two day celebra- tion given by Nogales Elks last Saturday and Sunday, in honor of the first anniversary of Mo- gales B. P. O. Elks, Lodge No. 1897. was grand success in every way. The mammoth par ade headed by the 25th Infantry band. was a scream, nothing like it ever having been seen in No gales, the Convention City, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The Elks for two days, owned both Nogales, Ari- zona and Nogales, Sonora. It goes without saying they had the time of their lives, and will not soon forget the 1921 celebra tion in Nogales.
 Yesterday hundreds of our citizens, including county and