The border vidette., 1921-06-25

son, OQlCeQ OGdLeS army aVlA . tor who has been making flights
 into the Grand Canyon, returned
 to his station in Nogales. The lieutenant flew home from Will Hams, where he was stationed
 while making flights over Ari-
 zona's wonder of wonders.
 Last Thursday American Con, sul F. J. Dyer of Nogales, Sono- ra, received official notice from
 Adolfo de la Huerta, secretary of the Treasury of Mexico, that he had turned over the office of governor of Sonora, to Governor elect Francisco Elias, who last week was elected by the Con- gress of the state of Sonora to serve ss governor during MT. de Ia Huerta's six months leave of absence.
 Wednesday MT. James R Rit chic, of Patagonia accompanied by his little daughter. Fay, and mother.in law, Mrs. Ruth San burn of San Antonio, Texas, visited Nogales. They motored home in the evening. Ia a few days Mrs. Sanburn will depart for her Texas home, being ac companied by her four little grand children, Fay, Rose. Alice and Baby Mary Etta Ar mistice Ritchie.
 Monday twenty four boy scouts, members of Troop No. l, Nogales, departed for Agua Caliente, where they will enjoy two weeks outing. The cross country trip to the camping grounds, which are about forty miles from NoRales, was made in government auto trucks, in charge of Scoutmasters Bristol and Smith. That the boy scouts will have the time of their lives, goes without saying.
 Last Monday afternoon, many NoRales Elks and others, motored to Patagonia, where they attend ed the funeral of Mrs. James R. Ritchie, who passed away early last Saturday morning. after a short illness. Deceased was a most estimable woman, being held in high esteem by all who knew her. Her sudden, untimely death. is deeply regretted by hundreds of friends and acQuaint- ance throughout Santa Cruz county. To the bereaved hus band, Jimmie Ritchie. and four little children, Fay R. aged Il; Rose, nine years; Alice, 6, and Mary Etta Armistice, ?. we ex- tend our sympathy.
 Louis Sanders, formerly of this city, now resident of Muskogee, Oklahoma, where he and his brother, Omar, also an old time resident of Nogales, are now successfully engaged in the brokerage business, is a guest at Hotel Bowman. Lew, who drove an automobile all the way from Muskgee, to Nogales, has been busy the past week personally experimenting the annual as sessment work on mining claims in this county owned by himself day while work was being done on silver lead claim situated a short distance from Nogales, an eight inch vein of high grade lead-silver ore was encountered, which Lew says will repay him for his long cross country trip, and then some.
 The funeral of Alfredo Bojor- quez, captain of the Nogales, Sonora, baseball team, who was almost instantly killed last We'd nesday evening at the corner of Morley avenue and Frederick street, when an automobile driven by Allen Hale at a terrific rate of speed, turned over, was held yesterday morning at 9:3O, interment being, in the Nogales, Sonora cemetery. A large num- Der of friends and acquaintances, including members of the base ball team, of which the unfor-I tunate young man was captain, were in attendance to pay their last respects to Captain Bojor- quez, who was held in high esteem by all who knew him. Deceased was 29 years of age, and leaves a mother, two broth CTS and a sister. to mourn his tragic death.
 Monday J. A. Legarra, The Famous haberdasher, who is pre- side1t of the NOQales Baseball