The border vidette., 1922-03-04

Yaqui delta, Sonora, returned
 the forepart of the week from a
 visit to their property.
 MT Paul Roberts, grazing in,
 spector identified with the Unit
 ed States Forest Service, with
 headquarters at Albuquerque,
 New Mexico, is now visiting
 Santa Cruz county for the pur-
 pose of inspecting grazing con-
 dltions in the vicinity of Tuna l cacOri and other sections of the
 county. Mir. Roberts reports
 grazing conditions in. southern
 Arizona as good.
 Last Tuesday c. C. Chapman, one of the best known cattlemen
 in Santa Cruz county was strick-
 en with paralysis and is now
 in the St. Joseph's hospital,
 where he was immediately rush
 ed by his brother Al, who was
 with him at the time. The affiict-
 ed cowman is receiving every i care and attention and his friends throughout the county hope for
 hls speedy, complete recovery.
 In the Pima county superior court' last Tuesday, Judge
 Samuel Pattee entered judge
 ment in the Baca Float back tax case, and as a result Santa Cruz county will soon receive S1O6,- 355. 99, of which Attorney Leslie c. Hardy will receive fee of ten per cent, for services render, ed in securing the back taxes from the owners of the Baca Float. A stay of execution was granted for fortytw days. Professor James Cowan. for merly principal of the Tubac schools, who for several years has made his headquarters in Mexico City, where he is agent for a number of American whole sale houses, has been in Ncgales this week meeting old time friends. From here the professor will go down the West Coast in the interest of a big wholesale hard ware house, which enjoys a splendid trade in the southern Republic.
 Following the receipt of a telegram announcing the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. R. s. Blumenthal of Douglas. early Tuesday morning, Mrs. Gertrude Fleischer, proprietor of The Barisian Store, departed for Douglas by automobile. Deceas ed was about 75 years of age and up to the time of her sudden death, had enjoyed good health. In her loss, Mrs. F4eischer has the sympathy of all her Nogales friends.
 At a meeting of the Program Committee of the Parent Teach ers' Association of Nogales, held | last Monday afternoon at the high. school, it was decided to give a "Chicken Pic" dinner, on Thursday, March 9, from 5:3O to 8 D. m., to raise funds to provide proper nourishment for the children of the school whose parents are unable to feed them properly. Remember the date, March 9th, and don't fail to attend, for sweet charity's sake.
 Owing to an epidemic of in- fuenza at Camp Stephen D. Little, the camp has been quarantined since last Monday, and members of the command are prohibited from attending places where there in a large gathering of persons, or to con gregate in groups. As usual all precautions about the camp are being observed and it is hoped all citizens will take proper measures to aid the government and city health officers in preventing the spread of the flu epidemic in Nogales.
 According to Secretary J. B. Bristol of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce many reservations for the big trade excursion down the West Coast of Mexico, from Nogales to Topic, in April, are being made by prominent busi ness men in the States, who will visit the wonderland to the south of us. The excursion will be held following the International Conference in Nogales, Arizona, on April 4 and 5, following the annual convention of the Con- federated Cham bers of Commerce of Mexico, which will be held in Nogales, Sonora, Mex, April 1,