The border vidette., 1923-11-24

! Tucson where they attended the
| southwestern Kiwanis conven.
tion.
Terminal Superintendent T.
G.. Wright Of the Southern Pa.
cific, accompanied by his wife
motored to Tucson Wednesday
afternoon to hear Harry Lauder,
| the famous little Scotch come.
dian.
Attorney Dnane Bird, chair.
man of the State Fair Commits.
sion, returned the forepart of
the week from Phoenix, where
he attended the fair, which was
the most successful ever held in
the state.
w. N. Shown, who recently
arrived in the city from Los An
geles, has purchased an interest
in the Concordia Cafe in Noga
les, Sonora, which in the future
will be under his personal man
agement.
G. w. Phillips, the mining
man, has returned from Magda.
lena, Sonora. where he had been
on business connected with his
Sonora mining property, which
is now receiving his personal
attention.
Captain Earl O'Donald, for.
merly stationed at Camp Stephen
D. Little, now located at Fort
Bliss Texas, was a Nogales visi-
tor last Sunday. He had been
in Mexico hunting big game
bear and deer.
A. M. Conard, Los Angeles
land man, returned yesterday
from a visit to his great land
holdings near Hermosillo, So
nora. Reports splendid rains in
the south country. He is a guest
at Hotel Evans.
James B. Finley, vice presi
dent of the Southern Pacific de
Mexico, with headquarters at
Empalme, Sonora, en- route to
Los Angeles 10 his private car
"Sinaloa," was in Nogales last
| Monday several hours.
A carload of eggs from the
United States were shipped to
points in Sonora, Mexico, this
week. The hen fruit retails for
60 cents American money per
dozen in Nogales, Sonora, where
eggs find a ready market.
j. w. Cumming, of Detroit,
Michigan, who is interested in
graphite mines in Sonora, is a
guest at The Bowman. Reports
a big strike of high grade ore at
the. mines, where Bill Bremen of
this city is in charge as superin.
tendent.
Judge David A. Richardson,
prominent Tucson lawyer, who
formerly resided in Nogales,
died last Tuesday evening at his
home in Tucson, following a
short illness. Deceased who was
81 years of age, is survived by
his widow.
Hon. A. G. Bernard and John
Walker, deputy United States
attorney, visited Nogales the
forepart of the week. Mr.. Ber.
nard, who is state representa-.
tive in the state legislature, is
an ardent supporter Of the Colo.
| rado River Pact.
Attorney Frank H. Hereford
of Tucson, was Nogales visitor
| the forepart of the week on legal
business connected with the es-
tate of the late Col. r. R. Rich.
ardson of Patagonia. E. F. BOIL
niger of Patagonia, is admins
TRAITOR of the big estate.
/
Irving w. Pinkerton, the we'll
known Nogales boy, radio oper-
ator on the Associated Oil Com
pany tanker "Agrismith," re
ports his arrival in New York.
He is now on the return trip to
Los Angeles harbor, after a sea
voyage of 10, 900 miles.
The board of directors of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce,
of which A. M. Gillespie is the
president, held meeting Thurs
day evening, in honor of United
States Senator Ralph Cameron,
who was a visitor in Nogales
Thursday and yesterday.
The Nogales Chamber of Com
merce this week mailed 200 maps
of the West Coast of Mexico to
the J, B. Crews Co., investment