The border vidette., 1922-05-06

] county rOaQ builders, was nere a couple days this week enjoy ing a visit with relatives and | friends. Jim is a brother of Mrs Frank J. Duffy.
 James B. Finley, general su- perintendent of the Southern quarters at Empalme, Sonora, visited the States this week in his private car "Sonora. Tomorrow more than fifty can didates will be initiated into the National Catholic Daughters of America at the Knights of Co., lum bus Hall in Grand avenue, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
 J. G. Hall of El Paso, has pur chased about 1900 head a cattle 1 from Harry J. Saxon and Sor- rels Brothers, cattle raisers of Santa Cruz county, who will be gin rounding up their stock next week for shipment to Texas. Robt. Burns, manager of the T. c. Penney Store, this city, has returned from Salt Lake City, Utah, where he has been attend ing conference of manager of the Penney organization, which has a branch store in Nogales.
 Mrs. J. T. Duke. wife of Ma jor Duke, U. s. A, now stationed at Fort Huachuca, is enjoying visit here with her sister, Mrs. Louise Shelby, and father, R l.. O'Neill. Mrs. Duke is accom- panied by her little son, James T. Duke, Jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Dubois of Patagonia, visited Nogales last Sunday, being guests of MT. and Mrs. Craig Pottenger. Mrs. Du Bois is a sister of the late Dr. Henry J. Chennette, Patagonia druggist, who died recently in Tucson.
 Fred. c. Emery, president of Aztec Consolidated Mining Com pany, from his company's mines in Sonora, has been a guest at The Bowman this week. From here Mir. Emery will go to LOS Angeles where the main offices 
 Hon. c. l.. Nortcraft, manager of the Sonoita Land Grant, was a visitor at the county seat Mon day from Patagonia, where he has resided many years. Mir. NOrthcraft is candidate for supervisor from his district sub ject to the Democratic primary election to be held September 12th, 1922.
 An examination for State Uni versity scholarship is being held today at the office of Mrs. Jose phine A. Saxon, county school superintendent, at her office in the court house. The hours of examination are from S:3O to 1900, and from 1:3O to D. m. All high school graduates from the age of 16 to 21 are eligible to take the examination.
 Attorney Charles l.. Hardy, former county attorney of Santa Cruz county, has arrived from Los Angeles with his family to again make his home in this city, where he will practice his pro fession, as a member of the law firm of Barry, Hardy & Hardy. His associates are his brother, Leslie c. Hardy and Frank J. Barry, two of the best lawyers in the SOutwest-
 Frank Lown and Tom Wood, we'll known successful local con tractors, have secured the con tract for building a bridge near Elgin, and work will begin next week under the personal super vision of Messrs. LoWn and Wood, according to plans and specifications furnished by J. w Larimore, county engineer. The new bridge which will be built across the Babacomari river at a cost of approximately SS,OOO, will be constructed of steel.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, eff cient county school superinteu dent, in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE, announces herself as a candidate for re nomination, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries next Septem Der. Mrs. Saxon is a life long consistent Democrat; she has had much experience as a teacher in both rural and city schools, and has made splen- did record as county school su perrin tendent, which important ~H ho H,