The border vidette., 1922-03-25

l 1 place. will soon be transferred back to Nogales, is true. Mr
 Tercazhs, who Is TOW vice con
 sul at El Paso, has a wide circle
 of friends here who will wei
 come him home.
 Yesterday afternoon thieves
 entered J. J. Goodman's room ir
 the Doherty building o1 Grand avenue and took Jimmie to the cleaners Four suits of cloth. ing, four pairs Of shoes, pistol and clock are among the arti
 cles stolen by the sneakS who
 gained entrance to the room
 through a transom.
 Captain J. Campbell Besley,
 from his plantation near Hermo
 sillo, where he now makes his
 home, has been a visitor in No.
 gales this week a couple of days
 on private business. Captain
 Besley is famous as globe,
 trotter and polo player He is
 we'll known in Nogales where he
 has many friends and acquaint
 anceS.
 AL Calabasas, last Tuesday,
 the funeral of the late Taro Mar tinez. was held from the family home, interment being in the Calabasas cemetery. Deceased, !,
 who was well known pioneer citizen of Santa Cruz county, is survived by two sons, Jesus and
 nT l0 h n Undertaking company conducted the funeral.
 Supervisor Oscar F. Ashburn from his splendid Pennsylvania ranch home near Patagonia, was a county seat visitor tue fore part of the week. guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friedman. Mr. Ashburn. who is one of Arizona's most success ful raisers Of Hereford cattle, says this is going to be Q great year for Arizona cowmen.
 Monday Rev. Henry Clark Smith, rector Of St. Andrews Episcopal church, returned from San Francisco, where he attend ed the convention of the Rotar ians of the 23rd district, as a delegate from the Nogales Ro tary Club, of which he is an ac tive enthusiastic mem Der. Rev. Smith reports having had Q very interesting trip to the Golden Gate city.
 Mr. Alfred Taft, California ca pitatist, who owns extensive land and mining property in this county, is sojourning in No goles, with pleasant apartments at The Burton. It is said that Mir. Taft recently purchased 8 big tract of land on the great Bdca Float. Mir. Taft is very over Santa Cruz county's wonderful resources and delightful climate. His home is in Oakland, California.
 Chief of Police Jose Castillo of Nogales. Sonora. is co oper ating in most commendable manner with Chief Jay Lowe of Nogales, Arizona, in the round ing up of thieves and other un bles. Among residents on this side of the line to whom goods recently stolen from their homes, have been returned, the efforts of Chief Gas tillo, are Robt. E. Lee, George Januel and Sam Friedman.
 B. A. Packard, of Douglas, of the First National Bank Of Douglas, has secured reservation on the big Mexican A merican business mems eXcur- cursion down the west coast of leaving Nogales April 9th. Mir. Packard is one of the states truly big men-financial- ly and politically. He is a life long, consistent Democrat, and is held in high esteem by every body ia Dear Old Cochise"
 Robert Woods, who for many years has been one of Colonel R. R, Richardson's trusted lieu tenants, enjoyed several days visit here this week with old time friends. Bob has great faith in the future of Patagonia and surrounding country. and never fails to boost" that won derful mining region. Bob un derstands the mercantile game from A to z. having been con nected for many years, with the Patagonia Commercial Co.,, of which Col. R R. Richardson is president and principal owner.