The border vidette., 1921-01-22


 of Night Watchman Spangler and Ernest Hintze of Tempe, was removed from St. Joseph's hos pital in this city to Tempe to stand trail for his crime. Yes terday morning Sheriff Mont gomery of Maricopa county arrived in Phoenix with his prisoner.
 MT. A. c. Wall, for many years connected with the Los Angeles Tanning Company, has been a business visitor in the city this week a couple of days from Los Angeles, where he and his wife now reside. Mr. and Mrs. Wall resided in NoRales a couple of years ago, when he was local manager for the big. hide company.
 O. K. Franklin, from out in the Planchas de Plata region, where he is successfully operat ling 8 shelter, was visitor in the city 8 couple of days. The many friends of Mir Franklin, who is one of the most success full mining men in this section, will be pleased to learn that be is making good" in these days of depression in the metal market
 After an absence - of several years, Walter Holt, the assayer and mine operator, has returned to Nogales where he will again make his home while looking after his mining interests in Sonora, Mexico. Walter and his brother, Elgin, also of this city, are we'll known in this section of the country, where they have many friends who hope to see them come back" in the mining game.
 Mr. Tim Kohane who for many years has been engaged in the pleasant occupation of pleasing the Mexican and Amer ican-has purchased MT. Joseph Handy's interest in the famous Cave Club in Nogales, Sonora, and is now busy assisting his partner, Mir. John Hughes, of Cananea fame, in the manage ment of that unique pleasure re. sort, where the very best of everything in the way of eats and everything, is served at all hours of the day or night.
 John Larkin,- one of the pro- prietors of No. 13, who for the ten days has been under the weather, suffering with a severe cold, departed Tuesday morning for Guaymas, where he will suck the sea breeze for a week, in the hope of getting rid of his cold. At Guaymas he will be guest of Mine Host Hermann of the old Armada Hotel. During his absence from Nogales, Charley Rockwell, his partner, will see that everybody gets hot tamales, beans and everything, at No. 13, right now"
 Thursday morning Mrs. Min nie Jaeger and Mrs. Samuel Mansfield of Tucson, were pass engers on the south bound train en route to Carbo, from where they will go to the Gir0ux Ranch for deer hunt. Dr. Ray Ferguson, who is very familiar with the south country, accom-. panied the ladies as official guide and scout After enjoying a couple of weeks in the wilds of Sonora, the ladies will go to Mazatlan. Sinaloa. thence into the interior of Mexico on pleas ure bent. They expect to be absent from the States a couple of months.
 Wednesday afternoon Mayor James A. Harrison, John Jund, Frank Loan, John Glissan and Stanley Bryant, local Nimrods, returned from a delightful hunt ing and fishing trip at Port Liber- tad, on the Gulf of California. The cross country trip was made in two automobiles via Caborca, Sonora. They were gone eight days and report having a fine time hunting and fishining in the south country, where there is an abundance of big and little game and the finest fishing in the world. At Port Libertad they enjoyed the use of Harry Karnes' boat, which