The border vidette., 1923-01-06

Attorney Malcolm Little has
returned from Mexico City, where
he went on legal business.
John T. Brickwood, Jr., spent
New Years in Nogales with his
mother, at the New Brickwood
Hotel. John resides at Pata
gonia, when not at his mines in
the Patagonia mountains.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Blen
man we're among the prominent
citizens Of Tucson who enjoyed
New Years in Nogales where
the genial Judge and his charm
ing lady have a host of friends.
DR.. l. w. Klene, from Elgin,
spent New Years in Nogales,
with friends and business asso.
ciates. DR.. Klene is a director
of the Nogales Oil and Gas Co.,
of which Captain l.. w. Mix. is
president.
Miss Gladys Walker, efficient
teacher in the Tucson public
schools. after spending the holi
days in Nogales with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Wal.
ker, returned to the old pueblo
last Tuesday.
Justice of the Peace VIM. Lowe
of Tubac, was a visitor at the
county seat last Tuesday circu
lating a petition asking for the
appointment of w. B. Bassinger
as deputy game warden for the
Tubac district.
Tuesday Neil Mcdonald. we'll
known Patagonia mining man,
who recently superintended the
erection of q big mill at the
Stargo mines, was q Nogales
visitor, being accompanied by
Mrs. Mcdonald.
William j. Colburn, a former
resident of Nogales, who for
several years has made his home
in Tucson, has returned to No
gales to reside. Billie is look
ing for a suitable business loca.
ton in Nogales, Sonora.
Last Saturday Prof. G.. H.
Madden, principal of the Nogales
public schools, and G. r. Hol
brook, principal of the Nogales
high school, returned from Globe,
where they attended the meeting
of educators of the state.
Governor Hunt has appointed
Attorney Duane Bird of this
city member of the Arizona
State Fair Commission. which is
to consist of Homer Wood of
Prescott, w. T. Webb, of Phoe.
nix, and MIR. Bird of Nogales.
w. II. Smith, former city clerk
of Nogales, has returned home
from Florence, and will engage
ia business in this city. Mr..
Smith was paroled last week by
the State Board of Pardons and
Paroles and Governor Thomas
E. Campbell.
Word has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hines that
their nephew, John N. Darling
of Douglas who has been an of
ficcr for some time past on the
battleship Wyoming" has re-.
turned to his home with an hon.
able discharge.
Roy Holmes, an old.t timer in
Sonora, where for many years
be engaged in mining, is in the
city from the famous old Altar
district, for a short visit with
friends. Upon his return south,
Roy will drive one of Henry
Ford's specials"
The Misses Helena Karns,
Doris Gustetter, Lucy Chatham,
Elizabeth Farriss, and Dorothy
Brown, and Messrs. Roland LIE.
garra, Harold Tovrea, Bonsal
Noon and William Carroway,
have returned to the University
of Arizona, at Tucson.
Monday A. M. Conard, G. H.
Conard and j. S. Turner, of Los
Angeles, were in the city on
their way to Mr.. Conard's great
ranch near Hermosillo. They
went south on Tuesday morn
ing's train, expecting be absent
from the States several days.
William Cook is in the city
from the old San Manuel mine
Altar district, Sonora, on which
an American company has taken
an option, and is arranging to
do a big lot of development work
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