The border vidette., 1922-07-01

imitation here, have been award ed teachers certificates by the state board of education, accord ing to announcement made by Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, coun ty superinte ndent of schools: Mrs Herbert R. Wood, Mrs Katherine Parker and Josiah Bond.
 Jack Small. superintendent of the Sonora division of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, arrived from the south last Thursday, and has since been on the bor- der transacting company busi ness. Mir. Small reports Assist ant Superintendent Kings bury, who has been on the sick list, greatly improved. He is in Cal ifornia.
 Captain Jack Noonan, of the Department of Justice, with head quarters at Phoenix, has been transferred to Butte. Montana, where he will have charge of tEe work of the Department in the state of Wyoming, Utah, Oregon ard Montana. Captain Noonan's many friends in Noga les and throughout Santa Cruz county. will be pleased to learn of his promotion.
 Mrs. Allie Dickerman, pro- minent business woman and a resident of Tucson for many years, has been notified of her appointment as postmistress at Tucson, to take the place of J. M. Ronstadt. The many friends of Mrs. Dickerman in Santa Cruz county, will be pleased to learn of her good fortune in securing the important position of post mistress at Tucson.
 Thursday Captain l.. W. Mix, president of the Nogales Oil & Gas Company. and R. E. Leslie, president of the Western Drill ing Co.,, motored out to the FL gin district to inspect the work of erecting drilling outfit. Off cial "spudding in" of the first well in the Elgin field. will take place tomorrow in the presence of the mem bers of company, the lessors, and all others interest ed, who will help celebrate the great event.
 The Rotary-Kiwanis baseball game, Tuesday morning, for the benefit of the city playground fund, will be called at 9:3O o'clock. immediately after the Fourth of July parade, which will start at 9 o'clock in front of the Shelby Service Station on Grand avenue. The parade will be led by the Twenty fifth h. fantry band, followed by a batta- lion of the Twenty fifth Infantry. Mayor James A. Harrison will be grand marshal of the parade.
 Work on the state highway paving out of Nogales will com mence today, under the personal supervision of Contractor Ben Pearce, and will be completed in ninety days. Two carloads of paving machinery, from Phoe LllA, dL IlNSo IOodys lhCluoInS OH0 highway payer and cement mix CT, one 10 ton roller, 5000 feet of header board, one finishing machine and one ub-grader. No time is being lost getting the machinery unloaded and into ac. tion. MT. Pearce says a total of no men will be employed in the work.
 This morning NJ. o. Archibald, for many years connected with the U. $. customs service, as de putty collector at Yuma, and mounted inspector, departed for his home at Yuma, where in future Miles will look after his personal interests. which include one hundred and sixty acres of valuable land which this season is planted to cotton. MT. Archi bald, who for mary years has been considered one of the most efficient of Uncle Sans em ployees, has resigned from the customs service. Ia departing from Nogales, Miles takes with him the best wishes of all who know him.
 Cayetano Mosqueira, many years a resident of this city, a brother-in-law of Jesus Salda mando, proprietor of the Amer ican Drug Store, was shot and killed last Monday afternoon in