The border vidette., 1923-04-21

Announcement was made last
Thursday by Governor George
w. P. Hunt of the appointment
of DR.. w. F. Chenoweth of this
city. as a member of the State
Board of Medical Examiners.
This is the first appointment on
this board and four members re.
main to be named.
James Bailey, who with Col.
Fred. Breen of Flagstaff, recent
ly bought I. E Bowers herd of
cattle, and leased the Bowers
ranch at Noria, Sonora, has re
turned from a visit to his home
in northern Arizona. Yesterday
be departed for his splendid
COW ranch in Sonora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Horan, were
passengers on Sunday nights
train, on their way to Tepic.
Mr.. Horan is general manager
for the Twohy Bros construc-
tion company, which has the
contract for the construction of
the first fifteen kilometers of
railroad south out Of Topic.
Wednesday SO carloads of to
matoes from the wonder land
south of the American border,
enter the United States at the
Nogales Port. Many of the cars
we're handled by Alex Strachh,
one of the livest wires on the in
ternational border. Alex knows
the vegetable and fruit game
like a book.
Assistant Collector of Customs
and Mrs. FL. E. Berner returned
home Wednesday evening from
a trip to San Fernando and Red
Rock, where Mr.. Berner went on
business for the department. He
reports that 700 head of cattle
from the Altar district we're
passed through San Fernando in
bond to Lower California.
Major FL. K. Love, a mining
man of many years experience,
who recently arrived in Pata.
gonia to reside, from Dallas,
Texas, was Nogales business
visitor this week. Major Love
is secretary of the Arizona Con.
centrating Metals Recovery Co,
which is now operating the Blue
Lead mines, near Patagonia.
Messrs, Anderson. Duck, Nc.
Fadden and Carol, representing
the Arizona Dearborn Mining
Company, after a visit to the
company's properties in the old
Planchas de Plata district, So.
nora, returned to the States last
Tuesday. From here they went
to Rcsemont, Arizona, where the
company they represent is de.
veloping a big copper company.
Postmaster Beatty has been
notified from Washington that
the letter boxes for Nogales have
been shipped from st. Louis and
should reach here next week.
One of the boxes will be placed
at the city hall, one near the
Bowman Hotel and one at the
depot, and the other three will
be placed at various places on
Morley avenue and International
street.
Tom Bentley, president of the
Cia. Fundidora de Metales de
Sonora, S. A., is a business visi.
tor in Nogales from his com.
pany's mines situated near Her
mosillo, Sonora, where Tom and
John Mako, vice president and
secretary Of the company, are
installing small mill to treat
the high grade ore already block
ed out. Tom and John are ex
perienced practical miners, and
we believe they will make good.
Richard P. O'Loane, the we'll
known promoter of this city, for
merly of Baltimore, Maryland.
where he made good in the in.
surance business, representing
Parr & Parr, will go east next
week ON business connected with
his mining interests in Sonora,
Mexico. Mr.. .O'Loane has Sc
cured a number Of splendid min.
ing properties in Sonora for bis
people in Baltimore, where he
will spend a couple of weeks
while back east.
The Nogales Chamber of Com
merce held it's regular meeting
Thursday evening and went on
record as opposed to the pro
posed change in the schedule of
trains on the Nogales. Benson