The border vidette., 1922-05-13

The owner of bunch of keys, found in front of the Karam Hall in Nogales, Sonora, may recover same by calling at this office.
 Hon. I. P. Frazier, state re presentative from Santa Cruz county, who is connected with the Arizona State Highway De- partment, visited Nogales a couple of days this week.
 The body of William McGee, the young man who died last Thursday morning after a short illness, from what is said to have been acute indigestion, will pro bably be sent to Colorado Springs deceased's former home, for burial. Rev. M. l.. Stewart, father of the wife of deceased, arrived here yesterday from Phoenix.
 Members of the Knights of Columb bus of Nogales are all set for the royal entertainment of delegates to the annual conven tion of the order to be held here next Monday. The program in cludes dancing party tomorrow night in honor of the visiting Knights who will arrive in the city today and tomorrow, from up state.
 A. Dumbauld. one of the coun ty highway commissioners, who is a Democratic candidate for sheriff, was a NogaleS visitor the forepart of the week, having come to attend the Democratic conference held Tuesday. Mir. Dumbauld owns splendid farm near Camille. He was accompa nied by w. M. Sawtelle of Can file, an alternate to the state conference at Tucson.
 At a recent meeting of the Board of Aldermen, the follow ing election officers for the nun icipal election to be held, Mon day, May 22nd, were appointed: Inspector J. c. Hennigan; judges, J. c. Pollock, Democrat, and B. D. Johnson, Repu blican; clerks, Harry Renshaw, Republican anc c. J.. .Healey, Democrat; marshal, Tom Bentley. Polling place, the fire house in the city hall.
 With a total of 816 votes reg istered, the registration for the city election to be held in No gales, May g, closed yesterday. Tbe Democrats led with 572. Two hundred and thirteen Re. publicans registered, and thirty one voters registered Indpendent and non patisan. In order to vote at the fall election, voters must register at the office of County Recorder Middleton.
 Yesterday Noeales was visit ed by Attorneys James D. Barry and George Hilsinger of Tucson. MT. Barry, who is brother of Attorney Frank J. Barry, of this city, formerly resided in Noga- les, where he and his estimable family have wide circle of friends. Mir. Hilsinger also is we'll and favorably known in Santa Cruz county. He is a former county attorney of Pima county.
 Collector of Customs Charles L.. Fowler, Postmaster Chas. Beatty and Sheriff George J. White, members of the G. O. P. of Santa Cruz county, attended the great Republican pow WOW given at Hotet Adams in Phoe nix last Monday night, at which Senator Ralph H. Cameron, was the guest of honor. They made the cross country trip by auto mobile and report having had splendid time.
 The officers of the Knights of Columbus of Nogales, are: Dr. A. Wallace, grand knight; J. w. Fitzpatrick deputy grand knight; Leo J. Schier, chancellor; For tupato Mazon, financial secre tary; Eugene Peltier, recording secretary; M. Escalada, treas urer; F. J. Barry, advocate; R. Larroque, warden; R. Encinas, inner guard; c. Maytcrena. out side guard; trustees, ". J. Cav Mir. Castro and A. Car pena.
 The Patagonia school will close on Friday, May 18th, and the schools of Nogales will close a week later, on Friday, May 18th, according to Superinten- dent of Schools Mrs. Josephine