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for County Attorney, motored into the country.
 Alex. Rossi. manager of the International Casino, formerly the American Club, spent Thurs day in Tucson, where he owns valuable real estate.
 l w. S. Larcom has announced himself as candidate for the nomination for constable of No gales precinct No. 1, subject to the democratic primary election, Sept. 18th.
 Mrs. E. D. Farley, owner of the Commercial Hotel of Pata- gonia spent last Sunday in No gales, guest of her son-in law, and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Craig Pottenger.
 Last Monday Chief of Police Jay Lowe, who is also deputy United States marshal, took five women and seven men. to Tue son, where they will be tried in the federal court.
 Arthur Page, one of the best peace officers in the state, has announced his candidacy for the nominati for constable of No gales. subject to the Democratic primaries. Sept. 18th. Pat Patterson, democratic can didate for sheriff, was in town Thursday night from Patagonia, where practically every body is for him, in his race for the i'm portant office of sheriff. Supervisor O. F. Ashburn and family. whose home is at the beautiful Monkey Springs Ranch near Patagonia. after enjoying a delightful outing in California, will return home today.
 Last Sunday County Attorney and Mrs Arthur H. DeRiemer and Clerk of the Superior Court motored to Patagonia, where | they enjoyed a visit with friends. Mrs. Theodora s. Marsh, ac companied by her lovely little daughters. has returned from an extended visit in California. mak- ing the long cross country trip in Mrs. Marsh's big Packard car. i l.. S. Ripley of Los Angeles, who is engaged in selling Sonora lands. was guest at The Evans last Thursday. He is on his way to Hermosillo, thence to the property in which he is inter | ested.
 w. H. Pinkerton, of the insur- ance firm of Hammack & Pink erton, has returned from an ex tended visit in California, having made the long cross country trip, going and coming, without | mishap.
 Late Thursday night the squad of Camp Fire Girls of Nogales, after a weeks outing at Monkey Springs, returned home. The girls were chaperoned by Mrs. Gamby and Miss Geniveve Lar rieu. All report having had a glorious time.
 Frank Lown, of the we'll known contracting firm of Lown and | Woods, writes from Los Angeles | that he and his family are great | ly enjoying their visit in the City of Angels and nearby be- aches, where they are sight seeing by automobile.
 Last Sunday J. T. Johnstone and M. Jameson of the First National Bank of Nogales, spent several hours huntiDg birds down Calabasas way. Both are experienced hunters and they succeeding in bagging a nice mess of white wings and Sonora pidgeons-all on the wing.
 President H. B. Titcomb of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, arrived from Tucson Thursday, and after spending the after noon here in consultation with Terminal Superintendent T. G.. Wright. continued south. his private car "Nayarit" being at tached to the southbound train.
 Chas. de Sales Wheeler, can didate for member of the Cor poration Commission, was a No gales visitor the forepart of the week interviewing Democratic voters. From here MT. Wheeler went to Patagonia, thence to Cochise county. He is making a tour of the state in his auto mobile.
 I.G. King, the mining man,