The border vidette., 1922-04-22

Miss Laura Parsons, clerk oI
 the board of supervisors, has gone to Phoenix, wherc she will attend the good roads conven
 tion as Santa Cruz county's re presentative.
 Last Thursday night Nogalca Kiwanians and their ladies enjoyed delightful dinner party at the International Casino, in honor Of the local club receiving it's charter from the Interna tional Kiwanis. The present ation of the charter was made by IT. M. Bowers, district gov ernor Of the International kiwanis, with headquarters at Albuquerque, New Mexico, being received by President Frank J. Barry on behalf of the local club, with appropriate remarks.
 Last Wednesday night by al most unanimous vote of the members Of the State Congress at Hermosillo, Hon. Francisco Elias, of Agua Prieta, was again named acting governor of Sonora, to fill the enexpired term of Adolfo de la Huerta, governor. elect and minister of finances of Mexico, who has been granted another leave Of absence by the State Congress. Governor Elias, who is we'll and favora bly, known in NoRales, is held in high esteem by hundreds of per soDal friends and acquaintances throughout the state of Arizona, all of whom will be greatly pleased to learn of his re appoint nent to the high office of gov ernor of Sonora.
 Adolfo de la Huerta, minister of finance of Mexico, en route to Mexico City. from Hermosiilo, arrived in Nogales last Thurs day morning, being accompanied to tEe border by General Fran cisco Manzo, commander of the Mexican federal troops ia So nora, and General Carlos Plank, commander of the Mexican fiscal guards, with headquarters at Magdalena Upon his arrival here Minister de Ia Huerta was greeted by American Consul Dyer, Mexican Consul Terrazas, and Mexican Collector of Gus stoms Carlos D az. Thirty minutes after arriving at the border De La Huerta and his party depart ed for Ei Pa so. thence to Mexico City, by special train.
 A. NJ. Conard and F. L.. Sissen, of Los Angeles. returned last Wednesday from a visit to the Santa Cruz, La Poza, Chili cote and La Palma ranches near Hermosilio owned by the Inter- national Agricultural and Devel opment Co.,, s. A, in which they are interested. The great pro perty owned by the company comprises about 130,0 GOO acres, much of which is agricultural land. After spending several days on the ranch. Mir. Sissen, who is a land expert, said he never saw better land, and he returned to the States greatly pleased with his visit to the wonder land south of the inter national border, where strangers are treated with every courtesy auG kind consideration.
 Hon. Theodora $. Marsh, Of this city, former state senator from Santa, Cruz county, has gone to Washington, D C.. for a visit with her sister. While in the capital city, Mrs. Marsh will attend the Pan American con Yention as the representativ of Nogales and Arizona, having credentials from the Nogales Chamber of Commerce. She will also represent Arizoaa at the convention Of the League Of Women voters to be held at Baltimore, Maryland. having been extended an in nyitatiou from the President Of that organiza ton to attend. Mrs. Marsh is one of Arizona'S brIghtest women, and her many friends hope sine will greatly enjoy her visit east, and the two conven- tiouS as Arizona's represent ative.
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