The border vidette., 1921-11-05

a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week, a aguest of his mining partner, Henry Levin. Pete reports develop ment work on. the Lucky Horse Shoe mine near Patagonia, pro gressing in very satisfactory manner, high grade silver lead ore being mined for shipment to the shelter.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. George Beebe, who died sudden ly last Monday, was held Tues day afternoon, from the mor tuary chapel of the George B. Marsh undertaking parlors, in torment being in the Nogales cemetery. The passing of Mrs. Beebe, who was beloved by all who knew her, is deeply regret ted by everybody in Santa Cruz county, where she resided many years. =
 The Arizona Republican of recent date says: Mrs. A. M. Gillespie of NoRales. president of the Mcdowell Music Study club, was the guest last week of Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the State Federation of Musi- cal Club. Mrs. Gillespie was one of the out of town visitors who registered at the convention of the district federation of clubs held at the Madison Improve. ment club on Thursday"
 
 Captain J. W. Denton Quarter master corps, announces that there will be held a public auc tion of salvage government pro perty, at the office of the Quar- termaster, Camp Stephen D. Little, Nogales, Arizona. com: mencing at 800 o'clock a. m., November 9, 1921. Samples of items for sale can be inspected at the office of the Q. M.. Camp Stephen D. Little, from Novem- Der 18th to November 21st, 1921.
 Last Monday Henry Levin and Joaquin Legarra motored out to the Lucky Horse Shoe mine near Patagonia. in which MT. Levin is financially interested. They were accompanied by Mir. Mill ward, an experienced mining man, who expressed himself as greatly p'eased with the pro perty from which high grade silver lead ore is being mined, under. the personal supervision of Pete Hanson, one of the best practical miners in the south west.
 Arthur Fain, Ben White and Barclay Bristol members of the Nogales High School football team,~ who were. injured at Doug Rlas last Saturday, in the game with the Douglas High school team, were again in school last Monday, and are recovering from their injuries. Notwith, standing tine Nogales boys were greatly outweighed by the Doug las boys, they put up a splendid battle. The next game for the local boys will be with the Bis bee High school. in Nogales, on Armistice Day, November II.
 Last night at the High School Auditorium, delightful musical concert was given under the patronage of Mrs. l.. H. Grimes, we'll known pianist. who was assisted by B. Berlindis, violin ist, F. Magallanes, celloist and Ed. Jones, tenor soloist. A large appreciative audiance greatly enjoyed the concert which was indeed a rare musical treat. The thanks of the members of the Mcdowell Club, and others who attended the concert last even ing, are due Mrs. Grimes and those who contributed to the evenings entertainment.
 A wireless message from Port Libertad, on the Gulf of Califor- mia, sends the glad news that the Nogales hunters who left here last Sunday morning for an extended hunting and fishing trip, are having a glorious time. Those in the party that made the cross country trip by auto mobile, are Mayor James A. liar rison, Harry J. Karns. E. K. Cumming, Frank Lown and his brother. S. J. Lown of Law renee, Kansas; Bob Karns, Stan ley Bryant, Vic. J. Wayer, R. L., O'Neill, Charles ". Fowler, John Jund. J. w. Marleau, Newt. Mercer, Al Scharff and