The border vidette., 1922-08-26

Prof. and Mrs. G. H. Madden and little daughter Margaret. re turned home last Tuesday from Long Beach, California.
 Mrs. Grace Farrell, one of the Democratic candidates for the nomination for county superin tendent of schools, spent Thurs day in Nogales, from her home at Rarshaw. Mrs. Farrell was accompanied by Mrs. Harry Riggs, of Patagonia
 The board of supervisors, last l Monday, authorized Sheriff Har- ry J. Saxon to employ two dep uties to patrol the Mexican bor- der in the vicinity of Ruby and keep a lookout for lawless char acters who for some time past have been infesting that region.
 Harry Hines has the contract for the foundation and brick work at the high school gymna sium building, of which A. S. Noon, is the inspector. Otto Mayer will install the plumbing, and Contractors Rankin & John son. will do the carpenter work.
 H. H. Cressingham. plant en- gineer of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go. !, accompanied by his assistant, L.. L.. Stafford, motored over from Phoenix last Wednesday. and spent Thursday here in con- sultation with Local Manager Jennings.
 George Kramer, superinten dent of the Pullman Company, on the West Coast of Mexico, after a delightful visit at his old home in Wichita, Kansas, was a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week. From here George went down the West Coast on a tour of inspection.
 Ed. Bohlinger, from the good old Three R mines, where he recently uncovered a nice body of bonanza copper ore. has been a NogaIes visitor couple of days this week hustling votes for his friend Pat Patterson, Democratic candidate for the mo- imitation for sheriff of Santa Cruz county. State Engineer Thomas Mad dock was a visitor in Nogales the , forepart of the week, having come to inspect the paving work now under way on the Nogales- Tucson highway just outside the city limits. During his stay in Nogales, Mir. Maddock, who was accompanied by his sons, was a guest at The Bowman.
 Supervisor O. F. Ashburn, from his wonderful Monkey Springs ranch near Patagonia, was a Nogales visitor the fore part of the week. having come to attend a special meeting of the board, held Monday. MT. | AShburn is again candidate for the nomination for member of the board of supervisors.
 Harold J. Brown, after a strenuous campaign in the coun- try in the interest of his candii dacy for the nomination for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. has returned to the city. Harold says the country folks are hap py over the splendid rains and as a result all candidates are receiving a royal welcome, every where.
 Mrs. H. J. Patterson, of Pata gonia, wife of Harry J. Pat Patterson, Democratic candidate for sheriff, who is laid up with smallpox, has this week been ir the city campaigning for her husband. Mrs. Patterson. was ac companied by Mrs. Tom Fraser Eof Patagonia, where Pat Pat terson has a host of loyal friends who are for him first, last anc all the time.
 The funeral services over the remains of Ramon Soto. pro minent pioneer citizen of Tue son, who died last Saturday night at the home of his sister Mrs. Carmen Vasquez, in thi: city, was held last Wednesday from the Tucson home. Deceas ed who was 63 years of age, wa: member of the Knights O Columbus and of the Alianza Hispano Americana.
 Monday the Board of Super visors requested the county high fo 6onocit S7