The border vidette., 1921-02-12
George w. Grayson. the Los

ing from injuries received a couple of weeks ago when he fell from railway trestly near Nogales while walking in the l dark. MT. Grayson is a friend of Charley and Shell" Gray, the we'll known local commission men.
 MT. George Kramer, manager for the Pullman Company, with headquarters ip Tucson, was a 1 business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week. Mir. Kramer stated that he hoped in the near future to move his head quarters from Tucson to Noga- les. He is delighted with our | wonderful climate.
 Members of the Stephen D. Little garrison of the Army and Navy Union of Nogales will entertain at dancing party to- night at the Santa Cruz Club. The members of the committee i having charge of the affair are: Attorney J. w. Fitzpatrick and Messrs. J. Pollock and L. Price. A fine time is assured all who attend.
 John Hoy from the Patagonias, was transacting business at the county seat the forepart of the week. Mir. Hoy is one of the best known mining men in the west. Many years ago he was one of Senator Clarke's trusted lieut. enants in the Butte, Montana mining country. He is interested in valuable mining property in Santa Cruz county and the State of Sonora, Mexico.
 Monday William E. Bower, from Los Coches Ranch near Camille, and Harry Barnett, official butcher and owner of one of the best equipped meat mark cts in southern Arizona, were county seat visitors, having come to attend 8 meeting of the Santa Cruz County Republican Central Committee, which met Monday evening. They motored home Tuesday afternoon.
 Freshly branded calves found motherless on the ranges of the state are subject to seizure by the state authorities, there be- ing statute to that effect for the protection of the stockmen from the dePredations of cattle rnstlers, according to Secretary E. w.. Stevens of the livestock sanitary board. A case of this sort was heard at Congress Junction this week, he said.
 En route to Spain, where he goes ito represent the Mex ican government as consul, Mir. Gustavo P. Gaxiola, 8 prominent business man of Hermosillo. was visitor in Nogales last Tues day. MT. Gaxiola will go to New York, thence to Paris, where he will enjoy a visit be fore assuming his duties iu Bill boa, Spain. We join his many friends in wishing him God speed and good luck.
 MT. B. J. McNamara, the we'll known newspaper man, who was connected with the Oasis several months before that paper sus-. pended, February 1st, is wear ing broad smile of content ment, on account of the arrival last Saturday of bouncing nine pound boy, B. J. Mo Namara, Jr. Mother and little one are doing nicely. Macs friends predict his early, com plete recovery.
 Yesterday Mir. A. M. Conard, the Los Angeles land man, who formerly resided in Nogales with his family, returned from a business visit to lis company's great ranch comprising 13O.OOO acres, located near Hermosillo. He was accompanied by two prominent land promoters, who expressed themselves as greatly pleased with their visit to the property in which they may be come interested financially. Superviror O.. F. Ashburn attended the Arizona Cattle Growers Association meeting at Phoenix last Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday. Mr. Ashburn motored to the capital city, leav- ing here last Monday afternoon, after attending the monthly meeting of the Board of Super | TIT