The border vidette., 1921-11-26

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 run of the Auto Club of Arizona
 was one carrying J. M. Nixon,
 Jack Osborn, Robert Felon, and
 c. H. Tucker. .--- 9s
 The Nogales Chamber of Com:
 merce has been advised by Sen
 ator Ashurst that the War De
 partment states other troops
 will be sent to .Nogales to re.
 place the 25th Infantry but that
 the plans of the War Depart
 ment have not been yet develop.
 ed to the point of giving definite
 assurance that the 25th Infantry
 will be removed from this point.
 Last Monday morning, at the
 Sacred Heart church in this city,
 Miss Beatrice Ramirez and Fran.
 cisco Herrera, two popular young
 people of this city, were united
 in the holy bonds of matrimony.
 After enjoying their honeymoon in the East, the newly weds,
 who have the best wishes of a host of friends, will make their
 home in Nogales. MT. Herrera for long time has been in the employ of the Nogales Electric Light & Power Company, as a collector.
 Fred. 0. Emery. we'll known mine promoter, is 8 guest at Hotel Bowman, from his exten sive mining properties situated in the state of Sonora, near No ria. Mir. Emery, who is presi- dent of the company, in which c. c. Chapman, the Los Angeles is interested fnan- cially, was accompanied on his recent visit south by a number of stockholders in the company which recently purchased lot of mining machinery from Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc, of this city.
 Following 8 trial which had 1 lasted five days. the jury in the case of w. Fl. Smith, former city i clerk of Nogales, on trial in su. perior court on 8 charge of em- SIPS of city funds, last Saturday night returned yer. dict of guilty. The jury was out | eight hours. It is said that the | attorneys will appeal for a new trial. Sentence will be pro. | by Judge A. o.. Lock wood on the first Monday in De- cember. The penalty is from | one to ten years in the state | prison. . .....
 Last Monday Nogales was honored by 8 visit from Colonel | James H. .McClintock, State His | torian, who for more than forty | years has been one of Arizona's l foremost citizens. Colonel Mo who was accompanied by his wife, a charming, highly accomplished lady, came here | from Douglas, where he address ed the Pioneer Association of | that city. Monday afternoon the l colonel motored to Tucson, where be was scheduled to address the | Arizona Historical Society at the of Arizona, on the subject of Arizona's Pioneer | 
 Dave Loeb, President of the Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed by Governor | Campbell as member of the Arizona delegation to attend the | of the League of the | and the Conference on the control of the waters of | the Colorado River, to be held | 1t Riverside, California, Dec. | 3th. This is a recognition on the | part of the Governor of the | great interest taken, by the Mo- gales Chamber of Commerce in | toward the construction | of power dams on the Colorado l River by the Federal Govern. nent instead of by private cor 
 MT. and Mrs. Russell G. Rosh- on of Philadelphia, are visiting | n Nogales, guests of Craig | Pottinger. editor of the Nogales l Daily Herald. They will locate | in Arizona. having come to this state in hopes that Arizona's | splendid climate will benefit MT. Roshon whose health is poor on | account of having been gassed | In France during the world war. Roshon enlisted from Pennsyl- | vania at the opening of the war, and was on the fighting lines most of the time until 30 days l before the armistice was signed, | at which time he was gassed and
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