The border vidette., 1921-04-30


 Court, Manuel Gutierrez was i; found guilty of having robbed the home of Attorney Frank J.. Barry. Ia the prosecution Coun
 ty Attorney DeRiemer was as- sisted by Attorneys Barry and Kinder. Attorney Pitts, appoint ed by the Court, represented the defendant.
 John Costello, of the Deep Down mine near Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat couple of days this week, from his home in Patagonia. Johnny has great faith in his wonderful mining property, which he says is sure to make all the Costellos independently rich. Here's hoping.
 | Last Sunday in a fast ten iu- ningS game, on the Nogales, So. nora diamond, the Nogales, So- nora baseball nine defeated an all American nine from Tucson by a score of 1 to o. A big crowd of enthusiastic ball fans witness ed the game which was one of the best exhibitions of the Am erican sport, ever seeR across the border.
 Mr. A. Reed, from Miami, were he has for long time en- gagged in the real estate busi- ness, is arranging to enter the | real estate business in Nogales, on a big scale. Since coming here short time ago MT. Reed has made a number of deals and | he is greatly pleased with our wonderful little city of splendid opportunities
 Last Monday MT. Gay Perry of Patagonia. and Miss Della Hum nell of Elgin. this county, were joined in the holy bonds of ma trimony, Justice of the Peace FWilkey, officiating. The bride and groom-are well and favor ably known in this county where they have a wide circle of friends all of whom join in wishing them much happiness.
 According to telegram just received from Mr.. A. E. Tit comb, of Roy & Titcomb, Inc who is now on a scouting visit in the forests of Sinaloa, the big local firm has contracted for ten carloads of mahogany for their Nogales mill. The hardwood will be brought out of the forests and shipped to Nogales before the sumner rains set in.
 Mir. Alex. Carpena, the we'll known pioneer haberdasher, has returned from San Francisco, where he attended Market Week, with about six hundred other United States. Alex. reports having had fine time. En route home he stopped a day in Los Angeles with his daughter, who is attending school there. Marshall Mcdonald, United | merly stationed here now located at Naco, arrived in the city last Thursday, on official business. Friends of the brave customs off cer will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from the effects of gun shot wounds received some time ago in a battle with | liquor smugglers, and will soon be entirely we'll.
 Mel Van Treese, formerly of Nogales, nova resident of Los Angeles, where he is successfully engaged in the oil business, is a Nogales visitor after an absence of fifteen years. MT. Van Treese, who for a number of years was cashier in the local Southern Pacific office, is pleasantly re membered by old time citizens of Noga ales, all of whom are giving him the glad hand.
 Conductor Haraldsou of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, Souo ra, has been a Nogales visitor this week & couple of days. Dad" is veteran in the railway service, having stayed right on the job during all of the late unpleasantness in the country south of the International line. He and his estimable wife have | a comfortable nome at Empalme. According to Dr. V. A. Smelk- CT, who last Wednesday return. ed from the Alamo ranch in So- nora, owned by w. Beckford KihboU Jr and assOciateS Can't