The border vidette., 1922-09-02

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 action of the Democratic p1i.
 mary, Sept. 12, has returned
 from the country precincts, where
 he said nice things to MT. and
 Mrs. Voter.
 Tonight a candidates ball''
 will be held in the Patagonia opera house, at Patagonia. and
 candidates and their friends are expected to be present in full force. Music will be furnished
 by Peltier's famous orchestra of this city and everyb body is as- sured glorious time.
 Professor G. H. Madden, prin. cipal of the Nogales schools, an
 nounces that the fall term of local schools will begin next Tuesday morning at o'clock. All pupils are requested to pre- sent themselves promptly at that time and bring their last years report cards with them.
 An examination for the posi- tion of Storekeeper will be held at the post office in this city on September 23. For application blanks, and for information rela- tive to the examination, qualif cations, duties, salary, etc., ad- dress Secretary. Board of Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, City.
 Mrs Robert Knapp and. baby of Ell Paso, Texas, are visiting the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Hamblin of this city. Mrs. Kathryn Hamblin, is the wife of the we'll known army aviator, who was formerly stationed in NogAles and who is now located in El Paso.
 :, The Masons and members of the Eastern Star. will hold a pie nic supper on Labor Day Mon day, September 4th, at the pic nic grounds on the Santa Cruz river, the same place they held their picnic last year. All Ma sons, Eastern Stars and their families are cordially invited to attend. A fine time is assured.
 Captain Murray Ryan, from Los Angeles, who is looking over mining conditions in So nora, with headquarters at Mag dalena, has been a Nogales wis itor this week several days. The captain has become interested in mining property in the Mazda lena district, which he believes will develop into something worth while"
 Attorneys Spencer B. Pugh and H. D. Midkiff, of Phoenix, who have been in Nogales this week on legal business, depart ed for home yesterday, making the cross country trip by auto mobile. Both gentlemen are en- thusiastic supporters of George w. P. Hunt for governor. They believe the former governor will be nominated and elected.
 Harry Taliafero, of the South cru Pacific of Mexico, stationed at Naco, was a Nogales visitor the forepart of the week, en route- home from Empalme, So- nora, where he had been on com pany business. Harry has many friends in Nogales, where he re sided several years ago. For many years Harry has been con nected with the Southern Pacific of Mexico Railway company.
 Tonight at the Santa Cruz Club, members of the Daughters of Isabella of Nogales will enter tain at a.daucing party, the pro- ceeds of which will be donated toward purchasing material to make garments for the poor of the city at Christmas time. Music will be. furnished by the 25th Infantry band. and during the evening refreshments will be served. The committee in charge of the affair consists of Mrs. Louise Shelby, Miss Marie Gerlock and Mrs. LaRoque.
 Last week Jim" Brown, state engineer in charge of all state paving work, spent a couple of days here inspecting the splen- did work being done north of the city on the state highway, under the personal supervision of Ben Pearce, one of the most experienced road contractors and builders in the state. Work On the two and one half miles stretch of road between the city and the Willows, is progressing nicely and when cOmDleIa0 will