The border vidette., 1921-10-08

turned Monday from their hunt iug expedition. They saw plenty of signs of deer, but failed to bring home the bacon"
 Tom Cumming, one of Santa Cruz county's best known eX perienced live stock raisers, who | for some time past has been near Ryon, Sonora. looking after big herd of cattle belong ing to D. M. Bald win, Jr., Is spending a few days in the city, On private business. Mrs. Cum ming and the baby who have been spending the sumner in California, will return home next week.
 Just as soon as the work of tearing down and remodelinG the Brick kwood hotel and the old Anton Proto properties on Nel- son avenue is completed, cement sidewalks will be laid on the west side of that thoroughfare, by order of the city aldermen. The work is being done by T. E.. Burk and Frank Miller, local contractors, under the personal supervision of City Engineer J. w. Larimore.
 At the meeting of members of Ridge Igo Post of the American Legion, held last Saturday evening, plans for observance of Armistice Day, November 11th, were made. The commanding officer of Camp Stephen D. Lit tie has offered his assistance in making the celebration a big success. The program includes baseball, track and other athletic events during the day and danc ing in the evening.
 This week Nogales was visited by Charles NJ. Thompson, for merly chief clerk in the local railway office, who is now con- nected with the Arizona Eastern railway offices at Globe. MT. Thompson, who has host of friends iu the city, was accom- panied by his wife, g. charming lady. While here they were guests of MT. and Mrs. w. G. Bowman, old time friends of MT. Thompson.
 Hon. Theodora s. Marsh, of represen tatives of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. were guests of the Republic of Mexico, at the Centennial cele bration in Mexico City, has re turned home. The American ladies were royalty entertained while in the Mexican capital, where they were personal guests of Maria de Tapia Obregon, the charming wife of the President of Mexico.
 Thursday in Police Judge Frank B. Coles court, R. P. Sheldel and R. $. Curren, of Los Angeles, who were on their way to Sonora, were fined each S1OO on a charge of Insulting the United States flag and customs officers" Sheldel aud Curren butted into trouble when they cussed out Uncle Sam'S officers during an argument over the passing of fire arms into Mexico. Tt simply caut't be did," said Judge Cole.
 Ed Brown, we'll known, sue cessful architect and builder of Phoenix, who has been a busi. ness visitor in the city several days, departed for home on Wednesdays train. Besides his large realty holdings in Phoenix and vicinity, Mir. Brown owns mining property in the state of Sonora. He also owns big tract of land in the Mexican state south of the international border. While here Ed. held nun berof conferences, with Gov ernor Elias of Sonora in connec- tion with his Mexican holdings.
 Fred. Afford, who had been in Los Angeles, where he was called as a witness in the Conard case, mentio of which is made else where in this issue of The Bor- der Vidette, returned home the forepart of the week. He states | that MT. Conard. who had been accused of selling stock without a state permit, has been fully vindicated in the California courts, and expects to be in No gales next week on his way to his company's great ranches situated near Hermosillo, So-