The border vidette., 1921-07-16

ehO O'~SO Ai& u Wdys Wn6To HS l!
 in charge of a big gang of mer
 employed in building one of the
 best highways in the state. l Major E. s. Linton, promineu
 Arizona National Guard official
 who has been appointed assist
 ant adjuntant general of New
 Mexico, visited Nogales the fore
 part of the week, from Tucson. l William Harrison, son oi
 Mayor and Mrs. James A. Harri
 son, has resigned his position
 with The Nogales National
 Bank, to accept a position with
 the state highway department. Mir. B. F. Johnston, president
 of Los Mochis Sugar company,
 the great sugar plantations and | mills of which are located in the valley of the Fuerte, arrived in
 Nogales on his way to New
 York.
 Attorney Joseph Hunter, from
 Tucson, was a business visitor in the city the forepart of the week. Mir. Hunter is interested in valuable mining property in the Ajo mining district, Pima county.
 Chas. Ott, who for more than thirty years has been in the em- ploy of the Express company, will leave in few days for points in Mexico, on a we'll earned vacation of a couple of months.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, Santa Cruz county's efficient superiD tendent of schools, is visiting friends over in the beautiful San Rafael valley. She is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Smith.
 Attorney J. W. Fitzpatrick, formerly associated with attor- ney Frank J. Barry, now has pleasant offices in the Noon Building on Grand avenue. MT. Fitzpatrick says the latch string is always out.
 Rudolfo Vasquez, the mining formerly of Nogales, now a resident of Los Angeles, was a visitor in the city last Thursday from his mines in the Red Hill northeast from Noga- les a few miles.
 The work of covering the arroyo on the Mexican side of the | line is, progressing in a very manner, and accord l ing to Presidente Villasenor, will be pushed to completion as fast as possible.
 O., M., Zander. ex member of | the Arizona Tax Commission, from Phoenix, was a-visitor in ,he city the forepart of the week. Mir. Zander's many friends in Santa Cruz county are always to see him.
 After an extended business ,isit in New Mexico, Wade Bar ,ee has returned to Nogales, where he and his estimable wife LOW make their home. MT. Bar zee is interested in Sonora anches and cattle.
 The bull fight last Sunday fternoon in Nogales, Sonora, where there is one of the largest renas on the international bor CT, was witnessed by large umber of Americans, from No 'aleS and other towns in Arizona.
 Frank Lown and Frank Wood, local contractors, have cen awarded the contract for uilding a $3O.O0O fumigating lant in Nogales, Sonora, for the 1exican government, which is epresented here by Jose Cal eron.
 In the untimely death of Ieorge Sullivan, Nogales, has , >st one of her best known highly steemed young business men. 7 Teorge was man among men, lis passing is deeply regretted : y a wide circle of friends and : He will be missed The picnic to be given tomor- $ DIV at Monkey Springs, near f under the auspices i the local Knights of Pythias, going to be a delightful affair. he motorcade will leave this C ity tomorrow morning at 9 z clock, returning in the evening. i Jack Hoy, Jr., the young min- r 10 man from Butte. Montana S