The border vidette., 1922-05-20
LOCAL NEW s.

mess visitor in the city.
 Harry Tritle of the Phoenix Gazette, is here from Phoenix, in the interest of his big daily.
 Hon. Theodora s. Marsh has returned from Washington. D. O., and other cities in the east.
 Mrs. Brickwood, widow of the late John T.. Brickwood. has again taken charge of the New Brickwood Hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Munch af ter enjoying few days visit here with relatives, have returned to their home in Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Fiedler, Charles l.. Hardy and Phil Her. old motored to Tucson last Mon day and attended the great De- mocratic conference.
 Mrs. James W. Gillespie. Jr, and little son, of Maria, Texas, are visiting Mrs. James w. Gillespie and MT. A. M. Giles pie at the Gillespie home on Crawford street.
 Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy returned home last Wednesday from Tucson, where Judge Duffy attended the state conference of Democrats, as delegate from Santa Cruz county.
 James B. Finley, general su perintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. accompanied by MT. May hood. his private secretary, visited Nogales Thurs day and yesterday.
 Governor Francisco Elias of Sonora has been a Nogales visit or a couple of days this week, guest of his brother in law, Alejandro Villasenor, former presidente of Nogales, Sonora.
 Harry Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been a visitor in the city a couple of days from Guaymas, where he makes his headquart- CTS.
 Mayor and Mrs. James A. Harrison returned Wednesday from Tucson, where they attend ed the state conference of Dem ocratS. Mrs. Harrison was chair man of the Santa Cruz county delegation.
 Tracy Bird has announced him self as a candidate for county re- corder, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries next September. Every body in Santa Cruz county knows and likes Tracy Bird.
 Frank N. Cox, from the mines of the Yaqui Consolidated Min ing Company, of which Fred. c. Emery is president and general manager, is a business visitor in the city from the mines near Noria, Sonora.
 A. D. Wilson, brother in. law of the Fraizer brothers, and who is chief chemist of the Laclede Gas Go. of St. Louis, is visiting in Nogales. For the past month MT. Wilson has been making an inspection near Rattoon, N. M. He will return to St. Louis soon.
 Sam Thomas and Carl Adams, mining men who are interested in gold properties in the district of Ures, Sonora, are guests at The Bowman. From here they will go to Hermosillo, thence to the mines which will be sampled by Mr. Adams, who is an ex- perienced mining engineer.
 William Gray, from the won- derful copper mines adjoining the Three R mines in the Pata- gonia mountains, was a business visitor in Nogales a couple Of days this week. William and his brother Henry, understand the mining game from A to z and are bound to make a big fortune out of their copper silver property.
 The Democratic state confer ence at Tucson last Monday en dorsed the following for state offices: Secretary of state,J. H. Kirby, of Greenlee county: state auditor, Richard H. Ramsey of Yuma county; state treasurer, Wayne Hubbs, Mohave county j; attorney general, J. w. Murphy, of Gila county; superintendent of public instruction, c. Louise Bohringer of Yuma county; tax commissioner, Amos A. Betts of MarioOna cnODtC