The border vidette., 1922-01-07

F. J. Ott, government trapper, from the Gro BlancO region, is 8
 business visitor in the city. Mir. and Mrs. Ferd Van Mou. rick, former Nogales residents are here from Los Angeles. Next Monday the members of tbe boards of supervisors of Ari- zona will hold their annual con- | ference in Phoenix. Francisco Velasco, agent at Hermosillo for Wells Fargo Ex press, arrived from the south on yesterday mornings train. Mrs. Mary Breen, who for the past month has been enjoying 8 visit with relatives and friends in New York, has returned to her home in Nogales.
 Thursday Sheriff Geo. White and County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer departed for Phoenix, taking Demetrio Amado, Jr., to the state insane asylum.
 Bert Schleimer, the wide-awake young real estate man, has re- turned from San Diego, CalifOr- nia, where he spent the holidays with relatives and friends.
 Tom Fraser, mine contractor. seat visitor Thursday and yes terday. Tom is one of best mine contractors in the country.
 Editor James Logic of the Douglas Dispatch, spent New Years eve in NogaleS, from the Shelter city. He was accompa by his wife and the Misses Boyle and Simpson.
 John McCarty from Elgin. ac- compan1ed by his brother P. J. McCarty, from Camille, were county seat visitors the forepart at the court house.
 Last Sunday morning thieves forced an entrance into No. 13 wet goods emporium in Nogales, Sonora, and stole $265. two hun dred dollars of which was in Mexican half dollars.
 S. D. Archibald and Montgom- cry, of Phoenix, are now doing duty on the international line at this port as U. S. customs in- spectors under Collector of Gus toms Chas. l.. Fowler.
 President H. B. Titcomb of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has gone south on a tour of in spection of line down the West Coast. He was accompanied by MT. Long of the Tucson division.
 Deputy United States Marshal Sims, arrived in the city last Tuesday from Phoenix. having in custody deserter from the U. S. army, who was turned over to the military officials at Camp Little.
 Miss Gladys Walker, accom- plished daughter of Mrs. Lucille Walker, county treasurer, after spending the holidays here with relatives, has returned to Tue son, where she teaches in the public school.
 Bruce Spivey, for a long time owner of the Evans Hotel News and Cigar Stand, has sold out the business to F. A. Vessel, for the past seventeen years a of Golfers Maga- zine at Tucson.
 Captain E. w. O'Donnell, of the United States medical corps, offers a reward of $1OO for infor- nation furnished as to the iden- tity of the person or persons who last Wednesday shot his valuable Griffon dog.
 On last Wednesday evening in the prrsence of a few inti- mate friends, Davidson Young and Miss Thelma Stephenson Hays. of Tucson, were married in this city, the ceremony being performed by Rev. O. A. Smith, pastor of Trinity Congregational church.
 Miss Laura Parsons, clerk of the board of supervisors, has re ceived word from State Senator J. l.. Schleimer stating that our wide awake hustling senator will be on hand to represent Santa Cruz county when the legislature meets in special session. Sena- tor Schleimer is now in the east on private business. He'll be in n IL. eL k@ III