The border vidette., 1923-12-22
Pedro Trelles, Magdalena min

has been employed by Amer.
leans operating in Sonora, was
a business visitor in Nogales
yesterday. Those desiring en-.
gineering work will find Mr..
Trelles competent and thorough
~ reliable.
Peter Raptis, proprietor of the
Royal Cafe, and Miss Herminia
Alvares, a charming young lady
of this city, were united in the
holy bonds of matimony last
Monday by Superior Judge M.
Marsteller, and are now receiv-
ing the congratulations OF their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Egan, of
Empalme, Sonora, visited Noga-
les couple of days this week.
Mr.. Egan is superintendent on
the West Coast of Mexico for
Wells Fargo Express. He makes
| his headquarters at Empalme
where he and his family have a
pleasant home.
| The New Brick wood hotel of
this city has been leased by
Louis Curtis, an experienced
hotel man who recently arrived
in the city from Laredo, Texas,
where be conducted the Venice
hotel. Mrs. Brickwood and
daug will remove to Los
Angeles where they will reside
in the future.
Bill Tidwell's guardian angel
was with him one night this
week when his automobile crash.
ed into Smelker bridge and was
badly wrecked. Bill and his son
Billie escaped with few bruises.
The accident was caused by
road hog" crowding Mr.. It'd
we'll off the highway. Yes, Bills
guardian angel was with him.
Jake Rochlin, of the firm of
Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, has return
ed from Hermosillo, Sonora,
where his firm has the contract
for laying a new water and sewer
system, and paving of the streets
in that city. About seven miles
of water line has already been
laid and the work of completing
the contract is being pushed as
rapidly as possible.
DR.. M. A. Wuerschmidt, of the
Arizona Optical Co., has return.
ed from a successful profession.
al visit to Hermosillo. He is one
of the best opticians in the
south west. Reports all is peace
ful in the Sonora state capital
and no talk of Yaqui Indian
troable. Stories Of Yaqui up.
risings appearing in American
newspapers ARE mere Tommy
rot. says the doctor.
Congressman Carl Hayden of
Arizona has presented to the
Ways and Means Committee a
resolution which would extend
until December, 1924, the time
during which cattle taken into
Mexico to escape drought in the
southwest could be returned to
the United States as duty free.
December Goth the House passed
the resolution which has been
sent to the Senate for approval.
General Anatolio Ortega, fed
eral commander of the state of
Nayarit, Mexico, arrived in the
city yesterday morning and is at
St. Joseph's hospital, where his
many wounds received in the
fighting at Tepic recently, at the
hands of rebels, are being treat
ed. Decent people everywhere,
will join in the hope that the
general will recover from the
wounds received while defend
| lIS Ills COuI1UIy y.
Alexander B. Dye, former Am
erican consul at Nogales, So
nora, Mexico, now commercial
attache of the American embas
sy at Mexico City, was the guest
of honor at the regular weekly
meeting of the Rotary Club held
Thursday at The Cave Club in
| Nogales, Sonora. In the even.
ing MIR. Dye was the guest OF
honor at a meeting of the No
gales Chamber of Commerce held
at Firemen's Club.
Tom Cumming, efficient mem.
Der of the Nogales police force,
has returned from a visit to bis
wonderful "EI Dorado" group OF
mining properties situated in the
Ures mining district, Sonora
which have the ear. marks of de
Welcoming into great dividend