The border vidette., 1922-06-24

Reyes Laguna, charged with robbing the Patagonia postoffice, three weeks ago, pied guilty. | The two men were arrested a few hours after the robbery by Deputy Sheriff Lou Quinn and Pat Patterson, of Patagonia, who will no doubt receive a hand some reward for experimenting the thieves, and recovering the money and articles stolen from the Patagonia postoffice.
 According to MT. Fernando F. Rodriguez, Grand avenue hard. ware dealer, who returned re- gently from business visit down the west coast of Mexico, the garbanzo crop in the south coun- half of what it was year ago. However, the price this season is higher than it was last year, and garbanzo growers are find ing no trouble disposing of their crops, to buyers who are now flocking to the Navojoa and other districts where the peas are grown.
 Dr. Alexander Wallace, for long time associated with Dr. V. A. Sneaker in the practice of surgery and medicine, in this city, has gone to Los Angeles, where he will practice his pro- fession. Dr. Wallace, during his association with Dr. Sneaker, esta blished a splendid reputa tion as a surgeon and physician. His host of friends here and throughout the state of Sonora, | join in wishing him great success in the City of Angels, where he and his estimable wife will make their future home.
 At bridge party given re gently at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. T. Taylor, on the Pata- gonia road north of the city, an nouncement was made of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Marie Vivian Taylor, to MT. R. J. Hook of Flagstaff. the wed ding to take place next Tuesday, June 2. Those attending the announcement party were: Mrs. A. A. Trippel, Mrs. E. A. Tit comb, Jack Pollock and the Misses Martha Chatham, Kathe- rine Wilkin, Marie Arado, Mary Kelly, Marguerite O'Keefe and Gertrude Glissan.
 Hundreds of Elks from all sec. tions of the state, are today guests of the Nogales Elks, hay ing come to help celebrate the second anniversary of the Mo- gales lodge. Tomorrow morn ing the Elks will meet at the Elks Hall at 9:15, and march in a body to the Southern Pacific of Mexico station in NogaIes, Sonora, where at 9:3O they will board the special excursion train, pie On Bath to a beautiful grove in Sonora, where picnic and barbecue will be held, until 1 o'clock, the train leaving the picnic grounds at that time on the return trip to Nogales.
 Major Vim of Yuma, Arizona, who with a nun Der of associates left for Ortiz, Sonora, the fore part of the week, thence to gold mines in the Bacatete noun tains. about forty miles from the railroad, in which they are in. terested, believes he has the world by the tail and a down 1 hill pull. The story of the mag nitude and richness of the ore bodies in the mines Mayor Vim and Roy White will work, sounds like fiction. The Yuma mayor took with him a carload of up to date mining machinery, in cluding a stamp mill for treating the fabulously rich gold ore, now being mined by Mayor Winn'S partners, ,-Yaqui Indians.
 Tom Costello, clever son of MT. and Mrs. John Costello, of the Deep Down mine near Pata- gonia. was a Nogales visitor this week, being accompanied ~by his father. Tom is one of Santa Cruz county's boys who will at tend the Civilian Military Train ing Camp at Fort Bliss, Texas, which will be held from July 26 to August 26. In Tommy, Pata- gonia will have a fine repre- sentative. Beside being a very bright and studious boy, Tommy is an athlete who can give a mighty good account of himself l with the plOvas AmonO the