The border vidette., 1921-07-23

resident Of NOgaleS, who now
 resides in Phoenix, is a visitor
 here after an absence of many
 years.
 Mrs. John Maloney and
 daughter, Miss Aileen, have arrived from Montana camp, where Mir. Maloney, the pioneer mining man of that district, is in charge of mining property. They will spend the remainder of the summer in Nogales, where they have many friends and acquaint- ances.
 Don Carlos Taylor, the we'll known pioneer ore buyer, pre- diets better times in his business at an early date. Don Carlos is a 1 first class assayer of many years practical experience. He prob able is more familiar with Santa | Cruz county and Sonora ore than any man on the interna. tional border.
 Nogales is all set to entertain the tax commission and other visitors next week. The follow ing thirty three degree boosters are members of the entertain ment committee: Robert B. Lee, chairman; Dr. M. A. Wuersch. midt, A. M. Gillespie, Manuel Escalada, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter and Vic. J. Wager.
 Friends throughout the coun- ty of Mrs. J. D. Rountree, of the San Rafael Valley, will be pleased to learn that she has re, covered from a very, successful operation performed recently at St. Joseph's hospital by Dr. V. A. Sneaker. During the past week MT. Rountree has been here in order to be near his wife.
 The following members of the American Legion of Nogales have been elected delegates and alternates to attend the state convention of the American Le- zion to be held in Prescott August 2, 8, and g.: Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, Duane Bird, w. B. Karns, w. l.. Hunter, B. l.. Jake, John Jund and Roscoe Frello.
 Hon. Harry J. Saxon, Santa Cruz county's ex sheriff and ex state representative, who is now successfully engaged in the busi. ness of stockraising in Mariposa canyon short distance west from Nogales, has recovered from his recent attack of fever. Says the recent splendid rains should make any cowboy feel we'll and happy.
 Last Wednesday afternoon the body of Dave Washington, of the 25th Infantry, who died suddenly last Saturday night, was shipped to deceased's former home in Kentuck, being accompanied by the dead soldiers wife. Funeral services, which were largely attended by members of the 25th, were held from Marsh's under taking parlors.
 After a glorious week spent in Los Angeles, in attendance at the great convention of Elks, of which he is an enthusiastic member. George Januel, pro. prietor of the Stag Barber Shop, returned home the forepart of the week. George says he had the time of his life rambling with the Best People On Earth, about fifty thousand of them.
 Fred. H. Hilliker, secretary of the Sonora Valley Land Com pany, the main offices of which are located in Los Angeles, af- ter a visit to his company's great ranch in Sonora, near Noria, was stopover visitor in the city Thursday on his way to Los Angeles. Reports conditions greatly improved in the south country since the rainy season set in.
 Jack Egan, superintendent of the Wells Fargo Express Con- pany on the West Coast of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, where he and his family have pleasant home, was a Nogales visitor couple of days this week on company business. Recently Jacks home in the south country was made happy by the arrival of a fine baby girl.
 Captain L.. w. Mix, we'll known local caDitaliSt has gone to Los