The border vidette., 1921-04-30

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 A. Mcdonald of Patagona, has
 the contract for runing 200 foot tunnel in the Black Gap mine near Patagonia. is business.
 D.! S. Crawford, representing the Western Newspaper Union Of Denver, Colorado, was Mo- gales visitor>a couple days this week, interviewing local printers and publishers.
 John Hughes, proprietor of The Cave Club, has returned from Guaymas, where he was a guest Of his old friend, Mine Host Willoughby of the Albin Hotel, several days.
 Nogales fans should not fail to witness the ball game tomor row afternoon between the Knights of Columbus club of Bisbee and the regimental team of the 25th Infantry.
 Yesterday morning at the base hospital, Sgt. Major William Fredericks of tie 25th Infantry, passed away. The body will be sent to the National Cemetery at San Francisco for burial. Last Saturday the home of 1 Attorney and Mrs. Leslie c. Hardy was made happy by the arrival of cute girl baby. Mother and little one reported doing nicely. Congratulations.
 Joe Berk has returned from an extended purchasing expedi- tion to Eastern markets, for The Modern, mammoth emporium on Morley avenue. Says he sure landed some great bargains. This week Bill Payne has been busy inspecting tomatoes from the south country. Bill reports business good. Tuesday a train load of thirty cars arrived from Sinaloa, consigned to the States. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., for merly of this city, now of Los Angeles, where he resides with bis family. has been Nogales visitor this week, a guest of his father, Don Manuel Mascare mas, Sr.
 R.zS. Gray and family return ed the forepart of the week from an extended pleasure visit with his parents in California. The long cross-country trip was made by auto, with MT. Gray at the wheel.
 Mex can Consul Joaquin Terra gas of this city, has been inform ed that beginning tomorrow, May 1st, the Nogafes consulate will be rated as first class con sulate instead of third class as in the past
 Francisco M. Cordova, pro. minent Hermosillo merchant, has been a Nogales visitor this week several days. He was entertain ed by J. A. Legarra, proprietor of The Famous, and other old time Nogales friends.
 On Wednesday, May 11th, at the court house in this city, the Corporation Commission will hear the application of the Mo- gales Electric Light and Power company for @ certificate of con- venience to install a pumping plant.
 Last Wednesday night some petty thief stole J. A. Legarra's eye glasses from his hone on Crawford street, now Joaquin is seeing red" and says he's will Ing to pay any price for the ap- prehension of the ''meanest thief in America"
 Captain J. Campbell Beasley, who is now engaged in the busi- ness of cotton growing in Sonora, after a short business visit in the States has returned to Her mosillo, from where he will go to his plantation, situated short distance from the state capital.
 MT. Milliken, formerly head of the local Immigration office, now occupying a lucrative posi- tion with the Arizona Cotton Growers Association, was visitor in Nogales this week couple. of days, from Phoenix, where he and Mrs. Milliken now ! reside.
 Frank Turner and a score of other auto truck drivers, arrived from Tempe last Wednesday with 0 large number of Mexican 1 laborers, who are being return ed to Mexico by the Arizona Cotton Growers association, in