The border vidette., 1923-11-17

Captain Chas. L. Beatty, popu.
lar postmaster, is in Phoenix at.
tending the state fair and meet.
ing Of postmasters.
Thomas Heady, manager of
the San Rafael ranch owned by
the Greene Cattle Company, was
a Nogales visitor the forepart of
the week. Reported splendid
rains in, the San Rafael Valley.
Mr.. E. Titcomb. president of
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has re
turned from an extended bust
ness trip down the West Coast
of Mexico, where his mammoth
firm does an enormous business.
Mrs. Beckford w. Kibbey, Jr.,
of the Alamo ranch in Sonora.
returned Thursday from a visit
with relatives in California. She
is daughter of Captain L. w.
Mix, well known Nogales capi.
talist.
George A. Lonsberry land and
mine promoter of Los Angeles,
is visitor in Nogales from the
coast. city. He is on his way to
the West Coast of Mexico, on
business for himself and aSso.
Mr.. Harris, manager of the
cotton company operating in the
Altar, Sonora district, of which
G. V. Fowler of this city is the
secretary. was visitor in No.
gales this week on company
business.
J. Fred Ryan, El Paso hard,
ware representative, was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday in
the interest of his big wholesale
house.. Fred is an old friend Of
r. E. Rodriguez. Grand avenue
hardware dealer.
Hons Charles B. Ward. prom.
nent Phoenix attorney, who has
a host of friends and acquaint
ances in. Santa Cruz county, was
a Nogales visitor Wednesday en-
route to his ranch and mining
property in Sonora.
Fred. b. Hilliker, president of
the Sonora Valley Land Com
pany, of Los Angeles. was in
Nogales Wednesday, from his
big land holdings at Noria. So.
nora. Reported splendid rains
in the south country.
Max Muller, vice president of
the Sonora Bank and Trust Co. :,
has returned from a business
trip to the A Altar district, Sonora.
He was accompanied by Harry
A. Smith. of the banks land de
partment, who makes his home
in Nogales.s
s. Yesterday John Hughes, pop
ufar proprietor Of the Gave Club,
fell from a ladder, and broke
both of his wrists. Mr.. Hughes
was Immediately taken to the
st. Joseph's hospital where he
is doing nicely, according to. DIR.
Smelker. who gave him first
aid.
Harry J. Patterson, Sheriff
Harold j. Browns chief deputy,
has returned from Phoenix,
where he went on official bust
ness. Reports record crowds at
the state fair. Press of official
business prevented Harry from
spending much time at the big
show, which is said to be one OF
the best ever staged in Arizona.
/. Chas. A. Lindsey, who is or.
ganizing the West Coast of Mex.
leo Board of. Trade, in this city,
I0UOIUS .tkl0 uOu OOI Su1p 1lot
growing daily. You are cordial.
" invited to become a member
of the new organization, which
has for it's purpose the adver.
tising and development of the
West Coast of Mexico. and par
ticipate in the benefits there.
from.
Rich samples of silver ore from
the Buena Noche mine located
near Camou. Sonora, aud owned
by DR.. A. L. Gustetter and asso.
ciates of this city, are on exhibi.
tion at the Nogales Chamber OF
Commerce rooms. Pete Schultz
is superintendent at the mine,
from which high grade silver
galina ore is being shipped to
the Ell Paso smelter, through
Nogales,
The Douglas Rotary Club will
motor. to NOoalnS nnYt TuoS0av