The border vidette., 1922-08-12

allowing contract for digging of sewers, connecting and laying
 pipe was deferred and bids will
 be advertised for at an early date
 Supervisor o. F. Ashburn, who
 with his family enjoyed an out. ing in California, was in attends ance at the regular monthly sioners held Monday and Tues day of this week.
 Mrs. George Mcdonald has arrived from Florida to enjoy a visit at the home of her parents, Alderman and Mrs. J. E. Wise, on Crawford street. Mrs. Mo Donald was formerly Miss Mar guerite Wise of this city.
 Secretary Harry Renshaw of the Nogales Building & Loan | Association. announces the pay ment of more than $1O,OOO in semi annual dividends recently to stockholders, most of whom are residents of Nogales.
 Mrs. Dolores N. Espinosa. be loved mother of Mrs. Emory D. Miller, died early last Thursday morning at her home in Quay mas. Mrs. Miller, who was call. ed to Guaymas last week, was | with her mother when she pass ed away.
 Rev. Henry Umstead, former l Methodist minister, who was | brought back to Nogales from Bisbee to answer to a charge of passing a worthless check on the Montezuma hotel, has been taken to the Arizona State Asylum for the Insane, at Phoenix. G. F. Powell, for some time past in charge of the Ell Tajo Mining Company's property in Sonora, has returned to Nogales to again make this city his home. being accompanied by his fami ly. The Powells have taken residence on Walnut street. I. P. Fraizer, Santa Cruz coun- tvs representative in the state legislature, is a republican can- didate for state senator of Santa Cruz county. At the present time MT. Fraizer is chief main tenance engineer of the southern division of the highway depart ment.
 Will Brown, William Martin and Cliff Shisslet, Phoenix mo- torists, who were arrested last Monday after the car in which they were riding wrecked an auto truck driven by Jose Ro- driguez, and badly iDjuring Jose, were released from custody and departed for home Monday even- ing after agreeing to pay Rodri- guez $4OO.
 Early Monday morning two hundred soldiers of the Twenty fifth Infantry left Camp Stephen D. Little, on hike for Camp Harry Jones, at atDouglas. Those making the hike were mem bers of Companies l.. and M and Headquarters Co.,, 3rd Bat, and one section of the Service Go. Major John c. Fairfax was in command.
 According to an opinion ren- dered by Attorney General Gal braith, the motion for new trial filed by Attorney Garcia of Phoe nix. in behalf of Manuel Mar tinez, convicted of the murder of Postmaster J. Frank Pearson of Ruby, will not act as a stay of execution. and on August 18th Martinez will be hanged at the state prison at Florence.
 At a joint meeting of the board of supervisors and county high way commission, held last Mon day, action was taken in the matter of building bridge across Sonoita creek at Patago- mia, and work on the structure will commence in the near fut- ure. It is estimated that the bridge, which has been needed a long time, will cost about $16,- GOO, the county to pay one half and the state the other half.
 The many friends and sup porters of Harry J. (PaO Pat terson, Democratic candidate for | sheriff of Santa Cruz county, will regret to learn that he has been stricken with smallpox, and is now quarantined in house on the Nogales Patagonia road near the city, where he is being at | tended by trained nurse. Last Wednesday night Mir. Patterson was brought to St. Joseph's hos