The border vidette., 1921-03-19

1 MOurlcK, WHO recently SOlQ tnelI
 handsome residence on Marsh 1 Heights to Mir. Dave Loeb, have
 this week been guests at Bracey Curtis American Club. They
 now make their home in Los
 Angeles.
 J. B. Coker is a visitor in the
 city from the splendid silver
 mine in Sonora owned by Coker,
 Messrs. Ramon Vasquez, Bracey | Curtis, Henry Levin, Joe Berk
 and Manuel Escalada of this
 city. He reports operations at | the mine progressing in a very satisfactory manner, with pros pects of developing a big paying
 mine very good.
 Last Tuesday a trainload of
 beef cattle consigned to Mexico City, where they were shipped in bond by the West Coast Cattle 1 Company, were brought out of Sonora, in charge of Ramon Elias, manager of the company. The cattle were dipped at the local vats by Officials Dipper c. V. Fowler. The train consisted of twenty five cars.
 The St. Patricks Day ball given last Thursday night at Knights of Colum bus hall, under the auspices of the local branch of the American Committee for Relief of Ireland, was joyous affair thanks to Messrs. Frank J. Barry, Frank J. Duffy and J. w. Fitzpatrick, and other mem- Der of the committee in charge of the dancing party.
 Today the Nogales High school will have charge of the soda foun tain and ice cream parlor at the Owl Drug Store. All candies and ice cream specialties will be furnished by the Owl manage ment and donated to the school free of charge. All the money received from sales will go to the high school athletic and student body association.
 A great deal of interest has been created throughout the state in the Life Bonds" of the Near East Relief, which are be- ing distributed from the state office in Phoenix. These bonds bear 20 coupons, each of which sells for $1.OO, the total amount procured for the bond being sufficient to feed four American children for a whole month.
 The Burroughs adding ma chine stolen some time ago from the Nogales Steam Laundry, was found in Guavmas and re- turned to the laundry through the aid of an agent of the com pany, at Guaymas, after the owned paid s65 OO, the price alleged to have been paid for the machine by the Guaymas merchant in whose possession it was found.
 Mark Wanless, the pioneer Hermosillo assayer and ore buyer, is visitor in the city, having arrived from the capital city the forepart of the week. Mark for many years has owned some valuable mining property in the state of Sonora, froM which he hopes to make a big pile of money at no distant date. He also owns considerable real estate in Hermosillo.
 O. K. Franklin, from his min ing camp in Sonora, a short dis tance from the international line, is Q business visitor in the city. He reports operations at camp where he is operating a shelter, progressing nicely. MT. John O'Connor, the race horse trainer, who for some time past has been g. Nogales visitor, guest at the Montezuma hotel, is associated with MT. Franklin, financially.
 M. l.. Raines. manager of the Nogales Steam Laundry, who for same months past has been ill in Los Angeles, is greatly improved, according to a letter from Mr. Raines to his wife, and will shortly return home a we'll man. During MT. Raines' absence from the city, Mrs. Rsines has personally managed the big laundry to the entire satisfaction of hundreds of pa irons.
 Sorrells Brothers are busy arranging to move big bunch of cattle from their Baca Float range in this county to the Buena