The border vidette., 1922-09-09

and daughter, Miss Marjorie
 Barr, formerly of this city, now
 of Stafford. Arizona, have been
 visiting relatives and friends in
 Nogales.
 Norman D. Pomeroy of The
 First National Bank of Nogales,
 accompanied by Mrs. Pomeroy
 and son Norman, Jr., returned
 the forepart of the week from
 the coast.
 Woody Gatlin, son of MT. and
 Mrs. J. s. Gatlin, of Patagonia,
 was a visitor at the county seat
 Wednesday of this week. Mrs Gatliu and the children, accom-
 panied by Mrss Maud Frapcis, mother of Mrs. Gatlin, are so jourring at Long Beach, Calf.
 Frank N. Cox, from the mines near Noria, has been a visitor in | NOgaleS this week. MT. Cox is one of the best known mining men in Sonora. For a number of years he was superintendent 1 of the Black Mountain gold mines situated near Magdalena The Arizona and Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads an l nounces rate of one fare for the round trip from all stations in Arizona to Douglas, Arizona, on account of the American Legion convention. Sale dates are Sept Is, 17 and IS, with return limit on Sept. P.
 Approval was given by the mem bers of the Santa Cruz Club last Tuesday night to the propo sitiOn of turning over the club property to the Nogales Fire De partment, and in future the club will be conducted as the Fire, mems Club, which has agreed to assume all debts of the Santa Cruz Club.
 The unofficial total of registra- tion in Santa Cruz county for the primary election next Tues day is 1788. according to an nouncement made by County Re corder Malcolm Middleton. The registration is divided as follows: Republican, 451; Democratic, 1281; Independent, 27; Non Par tisan, 23; Socialist, ?; Prohibi- tion, 2.
 A. c. Bernard, Jr., manager of the Mexico Arizona Trading Company's branch at Los Mo chis, Sinaloa, Mexico, on his way to Los Angeles on company business, was a stopover visitor in the city last Wednesday,. En route to the coast, MT. Bernard expected to spend couple of days visiting relatives in Tue son, his old home town.
 Duane Bird, state commander of the American Legion, has gone to Phoenix where he will | confer with other Legion off | cers, and make final arrange-I ments for annual convention of | the American Legion to be held | at Douglas, September IS. 19 and 29. United States Senator | Henry F. Ashurst, will probably | address the convention.
 Last Tuesday the board of | supervisors appointed Arthur D. | Page to the position of constable | of Nogales precinct No. l, to fill | the vacancy caused by the death | of James T. Johnson. Constable | Page is a candidate at the com ing primary for the nomination l for constable on the Democratic | ticket. being opposed for the no imitation by w. s. Larcom.
 Miss Gladys Walker, accom- plished daughter of Mrs. Lucille Walker, county treasurer, has returned from Chicago where she studied at the North western University during the summer months. After enjoying a few days here with relatives and friends, Miss Walker went to Tucson where she is athletic in structor in the city schools.
 Tuesday a trainload of fat cat tie consisting of 32O head, pur- chased from w. Beckford Kib bey, Jr., by Arthur D. Page, for Page & Milenhimer of Will cox, arrived at the border from the Alamo Ranch in Sonora, and were shipped to the California market. The cattle were in ex cellent condition. Mir. Page ac- conpanied the train to Los An geles.
 Henry Patrick Mccoy, chief clerk of the freight ting department of the Arizona East ern and $. P. de M. offices, pass
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