The border vidette., 1922-04-08

aaFry LaWtOn, general reign
 and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has
 been in attendance at the Con federated Chambers of Com
 merce convention. and the Inter.
 national Conference of business men and bankers held in No gales, commencing last Satrr day and ending Wednesday. N. A. Mcdonald, pioneer min ing man from the Harshaw dis. trict, this county, was county seat visitor this week several days, being a guest Of his son John, and Tom Frazer, the con tractors who are putting down the new well at the city's pump ing plant out on the Santa Cruz river, about six miles from No gales.
 At meeting of the Demo cratic candidates for mayor and city aldermen of Nogales, held last Monday, the following Dem ocrats were chosen as members of the Democratic City Central Committee: Mrs. A. Glover, Mrs. Geo. fl. Fielder, Frank D. Wilkey, Frauk J. Duffy, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, J. A. Legarra, Bruce Hannah, Duane Bird, J. J. Goodman, E. D. Miller.
 In the opening game of the 1922 baseball season, last Sun day, Former Governor Francisco Elias of Sonora, pitched the first ball, which was caught by Col. A. J MacNab, commander of the 23th Infantry. The first game which was between the Hermo sillo nine and tho Nogales Bear cats, was won by the home team, the score being , to 2. About 1, POO fans witnessed the game.
 At noon last Monday. dele gates to the Confederated Cham beTS of Com were guests at a barbecue given at the country home of Mir. Alejardro Villasenor, just south of No gales, Sonora, where Mine Host Villasenor did the honors in real old fashion southern style. The eats, and everything, were good. and greatly enjoyed by memb bers of the two local chambers and their friends.
 A. F. Kerr of Fl Paso, Texas, vice president of the Fl Paso National Bank and Trust Com pany, and president of the No gales National Bank, attended the Confederated Cha mbers Of Commerce convention and inter national conference of business men and bankers. Mir. Kerr IS a member of the big business mems excursion which left No gales Wednesday afternoon for a ten days trip down the west coast of Mexico.
 President R. E Leslie of the Western Pacific Drilling Com pany of Los Angeles, has re turned from business visit to the coast. He announces that drilling in the Elgin oil field, this county, will commence in the near future, on land owned by the Nogales Oil & Gas Com pany, of which Captain L.. w. AI ID pI people are financially interested in the company, and all will be pleased to learn that active ope- rations are to begin soon, with wonderful pros poets of finding oil near Nogales.
 The mem bers of the City Dem ocratic Central Com mittee met yesterday and organized by elect ing the following officers: Chair man. Duane Bird; Vice Chair man, Mrs. George H. Fielder; Secretary, Dr. W. F. Cheuoweth; Treasurer, Bruce Hannah. The following committee was ap pointed to make arrangements for the banquet to be given iu Nogales, Sonora, April 18th, Jefferson Day. Invitations will be sent to Hon. Marcus A. Smith, Judge Charles Blenman, and other prominent Democratic speakers, to address the meeting which will be held either at the GOSmODOIjtan Cafe or at JOroS'