The border vidette., 1922-08-05
Last Sunday and Monday MT.

nix, were visitors in Nogales, being guests at the Montezuma hotel. MT. O'Hagan, who is a candidate for the Democratic no imitation for state mine inSpec- tor,is making a tour of the state, accompanied by his wife.
 James Ritchi, well known mine superintendent, who for the past seven months has been in charge of old Spanish mines in the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, is again circulating among his No gales friends. En route to No gales Jimmie spent several days at San An tonic, where his child ren are attending school.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleased to learn that President Obregon of Mexico is recovering from his recent serious illness. President Obregon and his es timable family are we'll and favorabiy known in this city where they have a host of per sonal friends, all of whom will join in wishing for President Obregon's speedy complete re- covery.
 Harold J. (Brownie) Brown, candidate for the democratic no imitation for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, most emphatically denies the rumor that he has withdrawn from the race. Brownies" friends say he is going strong and is sure to land the coveted prize on Septe mber 18th. Brownie" says he's in the game until the.very last vote is counted.
 Jack, the six months old baby of Attorney and Mrs. Charles l.. Hardy, had narrow escape from death last Tuesday, when it swallowed some zinc serate, from a box given the child by servant who did not know the pretty box contained poison. The little ones life was saved by the prompt action of Mrs. Hardy. who rushed Baby Jack to a physician.
 Friends of Hon. J. L.. Schlei- mer, Santa Cruz county's live wire Democratic state senator, will regret to learn that he will not be candidate for re election this fall. Ia a letter to a Noga les friend this week Senator Schleimer stated that private business would delay his return to Arizona for several months, and that it would be impossible for him to make the race this fall.
 According to a telegram re- ceived by Attorney A. A. Trip pei, from Mrs. Grace K. Kirk patrick. of Long Beach, Calif.. daughter of w. B. Roundtree of Elgin, who was killed in an au, tomobile accident, last week, Mrs Kirkpatrick and her three children were seriously injured in the accident. The funeral of MT. Roundtree, who was a broth CT of J. D. Roundtree and James Roundtree, we'll drillers of this county, was held last Tuesday at Long Beach. Deceased was about 50 years of age.
 County Recorder Malcolm Mid. dletOn accOunceS that the place for registration has been chang ed from the Chamber of Con- merce rooms in the Bowman hotel building on Grand avenue, to the office of Hammack & i Pinkerton, two doors south of the postoffice, with w. H. Pink erton in charge of the registra- tion blanks. Voters can also register at the office of the coun- ty recorder. in the court house. All those who registered for the again for the county election.
 Ignacio P. Gaxiola, manager of the commercial interests of President Obregon of Mexico, in the state of Sonora, and MT. John Ewing, representative of the w. R. Grace Company of New York, left last Tuesday for Mexico City. The main offices of the Alvaro Obregon Conner cial Company, have recently been moved from Nogales, So nora, to Navojoa, Sonora, with Mir. Jesus A. Araiza in charge. From Mexico City, MT. Ewing will go to New York City, where he make his headquarters. Mir. Gaxiola will return to Navojoa, after his visit to the Mexican capital.