The border vidette., 1921-10-08

superior judges, is here occupy ing Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor's bench, hearing cases in which the local judge is dis qualified.
 Harry J. Saxon, former sheriff and state representative of Santa Cruz county, who owns 8 splen- did COW ranch west of Nogales a | few miles, motored to the city last Monday. He reported cattle in fine condition.
 Miss Kathryn Farrell, daueh ter of MT. and Mrs. Richard FaI- rell of Harshaw, has arrived in the city from Douglas, where she taught school last year This year Miss Farrell will teach in the Nogales school.
 B. F. Johnstone, president of | the United Sugar company, who with party of associates recent ly visited the company's great property at Los Mochis, Sinaloa, | returned to the States last We'd ! nesday in the presidents private 1 car.
 Last Monday John Jund, Hugo Miller, Malcom Middleton and A. R. Whitfield returned from a successful deer hunt in the vicin ity of Old Baldy. Jund killed a fine buck which was brought home and shared with his friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee are the proud parents of an eight pound baby girl. The little Miss arrived last Tuesday. The happy father who is the efficient, accom- mod ating Clerk of the Superior Court. reports mother and daughter doing we'll.
 Congressman Carl Hayden, en route to Washington, D. O., from his home at Tempe. enjoy ed several hours visit in Noga- les with his many friends, last Saturday. He denied the rumor that he would be a candidate for governor of Arizona, in 1922. Again friends of w. H. Smith have come to bis aid by going on bond in the sum of S5, ,OOO for his appearance in superior court to stand trial on the charge of embezzlement of $6,O87. 24 of No gales funds. Ten of MT. Smiths friends each qualified for $500.
 Last Tuesday the school at Ruby reopened with Miss Helen Maloney in charge, according to Mrs. Saxon, county school sup erintendent. Miss Maloney who is a daughter of Justice of the Peace and Mrs. John Maloney at Ruby, taught at that place dur ing the 1916-192O term.
 Jack Egan, superintendent of the Wells Fargo Express Com pany on the West Coast of Mex ico, with headquarters at Elm palme, Sonora. .accom panied by his family returned from Cali fornia the forepart of the week and on Tuesday continued south to their home at Empalme.
 On a tour of inspection of the state highways, State Engineer Mattock, accompanied by Ed. Wolfe, construction engineer, visited NOgaleS the fOrepart Of the week. From here the engi- neer went to Tucson, thence to Phoenix, his home. He came to Nogales from Bisbee via. Pata- gonia.
 A. w. Jenkins, resident en gineer, who has been in charge of the Sonoita Patagonia stretch of the new highway, is transac- ing business in the city. State Engineer Maddock when in the city the forepart of week stated that the work done under MT. Jenkins personal supervision was one of the best in the state.
 Next week State Commander Duane Bird of the American Legion will go to Phoenix for a conference at that place with State Adjutant D. A. Little, and with government representatives of the veterans "clean-up squad" for the Twelfth District comprising the states of Arizona, California, Nevada and New Mexico. The conference will be held October 11th and 18th.
 At the regular monthly meet ing of the board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county, that hon. L-l l ] L