The border vidette., 1922-09-23

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 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Pierce, from Patagonia, were county seat visitors a couple of days this week. Mir. Pierce is the Democratic nominee for state l'senator from Santa Cruz county. Baby Chicks: Barred Ply mouth Rocks. R. I. Reds, Buff Orpingtons, Anconas, Black Min orcas, Golden Buff, Brown and White Leghorns. Special rates September delivery. Address Enoch Crews, Seabright, Calif. Late Thursday night W. Beck ford Kibbey, Jr.. of the great Alamo ranch in Sonora, brought to the States, through the Port of Nogales, a big trainload of cattle. Yesterday the cattle, about 600 head, were dipped by Official Dipper C.. V. Fowler, and then shipped to California.
 Local members of the C.. O. P. net at the Herald office Monday
 
 officers of the Campbell for Governor Club" of Santa Crhz county: S. F. Noon. president; H. Gordon Glore. vice president; Mrs. J. W. Fitzpatrick, secre- tary and Mrs. Ed. Rose as treas urer.
 T. B. Grace, the popular tray cling salesman, who has been on the sick list recently at his home in Douglas, was welcome wis itor in Nogales this week in the interest of his big El Paso wholesale house. Mr. Grace's will be pleased to learn of his recovery.
 Attorney Charles L. Hardy and family have moved into their handsome new home on Marsh Heights built under the personal supervision Contractor H. O. BostWick, who is building a fine residence for Attorney and Mrs. Leslie c. Hardy on beauti- ful Marsh Heights. near his brothers home.
 About quarter of g. mile of the new. paved stretch on the ! Nogales- Tucson highway north of. the city has been opened to traffic. The work being done by Contractor Ben Pierce and his efficient assistants, is first class. Santa Cruz county has the best material for building roads in the state.
 This week MT. James T. John stone completed the work of in stalling a wonderful system of electric wiring in the elegant new two story residence of MT. Grover Marsteller, assistant cashier of The First National Bank, and yesterday MT. Mar steller and family moved into their new home on Marsh Heights.
 In Superior Court last Thurs day. J. B. Robinson and Jose Alvarez. good men in any land, beea me full -fedged citizens of the United States of America. Others admitted to citizenship by Superior Judge W. A. O'Con- nor, Thursday, were Edward Le Gendre, of Sonoita; Santiago Ochoa Castelum, of Tubac, and Francisco Yslas, of Nogales.
 MT. and Mrs Wirt G. Bowman and family have moved to Doug las, where they will reside in definitely. Mir. Bowman is the | head of a big mercantile estab lishment now doing business in Agua Prieta, just across the line from Douglas. The handsome Bowman residence on Marsh | Heights is now being occupied by Mir. and Mrs. William Cav anaugh.
 Burglars last Wednesday even ing broke into the Phil Heroid and Henry Levin residences and thoroughly ransacked both places, stealing many articles of value. The women members of the two families are out of the city at the present time, being in California. The robberies oc- cured while MT. Herold and MT. Levin were absent from their homes.
 ] Boy Scouts of Nogales are now doing regular police work in the city, according to Chief of Police Jay Lowe, who has commissioned the Scouts with authority to arrest all violators | of inc traffic Ordinance Each