The border vidette., 1922-07-15

] AZ ud GrlGCd, OOuOTd, WHCTG n6 recently esta blished The Bow. man Mercantile Go.
 A. l.. Lewis, Hermosillo ore buyer, accompanied by his fami | ly, registered at the Evans Hotel | the forePart of the week. Bert Schleimer and Jimmie Goodman have moved their office from 40 Grand avenue, to room I, in the J. B. Wise Building.
 Eddie Powell, circulation man. ager of the Tucson Star, was a Nogales visitor last Wednesday in the interest of his big daily paper.
 Harry Barnett, from Patago- mia, was visitor in the city last Monday. having come to attend meeting of Santa Cruz county Republicans.
 Funeral services for the late George J. White, sheriff of Santa Cruz county, will be held in Tue son this afternoon, under the auspices of the Knights of Py- thiaS.
 Miss Elizabeth Franklin, love ly daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Franklin, prominent citizens of Tucson, has this week been a visitor in the city, a guest of. her friend, Miss Florence Jackson.
 "ColoneI" Ben Ashby, veteran passenger conductor on the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned from the hot springs in California, and is again running between Nogales and Guaymas.
 I. A. Keyte, professor of geo. logy at the Colorado College, Colorado, and family, are enjoy ing a visit here with Dr. M. E. Keyte, the professors mother. The trip was made in a Dodge touring car.
 John McPherson, from Quay has successfully engaged in bus mess, has been a Nogales visitor this week a couple of days. His many friends here are always glad to see him.
 Yesterday the board of super visors appointed Harry J. Saxon to fill the office of sheriff of San the death of Sheriff White. Now Santa Cruz county has one of the most efficient sheriffs in the state.
 The Monkey Springs Improve ment Association, having in charge the improvements at the popular Monkey Springs swim ming pool at the O. F. Ashburn ranch, near Patagonia, report the completion of the dressing rooms for women and men. Everybod cordially invited to visit the springs.
 Alex. Strachan has returned from a trip to California, where he had been on business con- nected with his gold mines in the Ures mining district, Sonora. It is said that MT. Strachan and associates will shortly resume active operations at the mines, where there is mill and other valuable machinery.
 J. A. Small, superintendent of the Sonora division of the South ern Pacific of Mexico railroad, with headquarters at Empalme, after spending couple of days at the border on official business, returned south last Thursday evening, his private car Jalisco, being attached to the south bound passenger train.
 Every body in Santa Cruz coun- ty will be glad to learn that Mrs. Pottinger, wife of Craig Pottin- ger, editor of the Nogales Daily Herald, is recovering from an attack of ptOmaine poisoning last Sunday, caused from eating canned salmon. Mrs. Pottinger is at Patagonia, where she had gone last Sunday with her hus- band, to visit her mother, Mrs. E. D. Farley, of the Commercial Hotel.
 At the meeting of the city council held Tuesday evening a resolution was unanimously pass ed ordering that Chief of Police Jay Lowe be paid a salary of $25O.OO per month as chief of police. and $75 per month as in spector of weights and measures. Nogales has the best chief of police of any city in Arizona,