The border vidette., 1922-07-22

of the week from San Francisco, where be had been on govern ment business.
 The funeral of the late Vicente Beltran, an employe of the South ern Pacific of Mexico. who died early Wednesday morning, was held Thursday morning from the Sacred Heart church, interment being in the Nogales cemetery.
 Last Wednesday evening At torney and Mrs. J. w. Fitzpa trick returned from the Grand Canyon, where they spent their honeymoon. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was formerly Miss Gertrude Lerg, sister of Mrs. Edward Mix The long trip to the wonder of wonders and return to Nogales, where the newly weds will re side, was made in their automo bile.
 James Jefferson, veteran con ductor of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, en route to San Die go, California, where in future he will make his home, was in Nogales the forepart of the week saying good by to his many Jefferson, who is S2 years old, has been pensioned by the South ern Pacific company, for which he has worked many years, and will now retire from active ser. vice.
 A wonderful new cooling and ventilated system has just been installed in the Nogales Theatre, under the personal direction of Manager Frank Diamos, who al ways provides patrons of his handsome movie play house with the best. regardless of expense. A large suction fan has been built at the rear of the theatre and an airplaue propeller cools the air as it is forced through the building. The wonderful improvement is greatly appre ciated by patrons of the Nogales theatre.
 Yesterday Fred. H. Hilliker, of the Sonora Valley Land Com pany, accompanied by a number of land investors who had visit ed MT. Hilliker's splendid land holdings in Sonora, with a view of becoming interested financial ly, departed for Los Angeles, loud in their praise of the wond erful country south of the inter national border, and the courte- ous manner in which they every where were treated by the hos pitable people of the state of Sonora. Wise people know that now is the time to make invest ments in Sonora, the Mexican state of glorious opportunities, situated south of Arizona.
 Under the auspices of the Elks Lodge of Nogales, the funeral of the late l.. M. Raines, pro- prietor of the Nogales Steam Laundry, who died suddenly on the morning of July 14th, from heart trouble, was held last Sun day morning, from the family home, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. Both at the beautiful and impressive cere- mony of the Elks was read in the presence of a large number of members of the order Maurice Raines loved so well, and friends and acquaintances, who were present to pay their last re spects to one who will be missed.
 Manuel Martinez and Placido SilvaS. convicted Ruby murder CTS, are now in the state peniten- tiary at Florence, where they were taken last Thursday by Sheriff Harry J. Saxon, who mo- tored across country with his prisoners. Handcuffed together, the prisoners were placed on the jump seats of an automobile driven by Herbert Johnson. Seated behind the murderers of Postmaster and Mrs. Pearson, were Sheriff Saxon and R. Q. Leatherman. and in the front seat with the driver was Harold Brown, member of the NogaleS police force. The sheriff's party left Nogales at 8 o'clock in the morning and arrived at the pri- son at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Captain Charles E. Hardy, veteran railroader, and former U. $. collector of customs. who many years ago built railroads, removed mountains and dug tun- nels, for railway companies in Kentucky, and other southern
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