The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-08-18


tenant, who has been stationed
in Nogales about three years.
will be stationed. The Wrights
take with them the best wishes
of host Of friends and &C.
quaintances.
The 25th Infantry will depart
for Fort Huachuca on Septem.
Der 10th, for field maneuvers in
conjunction with the Tenth Ca
valry, now stationed at the Fort.
The regiment will return to No
gales about the middle of Octo
Der, it is said. The departing
troops will proceed to the Fort
in light marching order, leaving
everything in Camp Little ex
cept such equipment as needed
in campaigning.
Cy. Marsteller, manager of the
Santa Rosa ranch in Pima coun.
ty recently purchased by the
First National Bank of Nogales,
was a Nogales visitor a couple
of days this week. Reports an
abundance of feed and water on
the big ranch and cattle doing
nicely. Recently big herd Of
cattle owned by the. bank were
driven from Santa Cruz county
to the ranch which adjoins the
Papago Indian reservation.
In two of the fastest games
played in many years at Bisbee
last Sunday, Hal Chase's No
gales Internationals defeated the
Bisbee nine. Tomorrow the To-.
cal boys will play the Espee
Motive team of Tucson two
games at Blenman Park in Tue
son. The morning game will be
called at 10 o'clock; the after
noon game at 3 o'clack. Many
Nogales fans will motor to Tue.
son with the IuternationalS.
James Blevens, who for many
years has engaged in the bust.
ness of farming and stockrais.
ing in Sonora, near Hermosillo.
arrived from the south on Wed.
nesday's train. and has since
been transacting private bust
ness here. He reports splendid
rains in the south country, which
everywhere looks like a great
meadow. Recently flood waters
swept away portion of the big
railway bridge near Hermosillo.
Drilling for oil at the Elgin
we'll of the Nogales Oil & Gas
Co., is to be resumed at an early
date, according to Captain L. w.
Mix, president of the local com,
pany, which has, it is said, set
tied all it's legal difficulties with
Western Pacific Drilling Co. land
now is in full possession and
control, as we'll as ownership of
the drilling outfit at the we'll.
It is said that suit against the
drilling company will be dis.
missed.
At a joint meeting Of members
of the two chambers of commerce
of Nogales, held Thursday even.
ing, at the chamber across the
line, the proposed highway be,
tween Nogales and Altar, was
discussed. Governor elect Alejo
Bay of Sonora, presided as, chair,
man of the meeting, which was
attended by the following gen.
tlemen from the American side
of the line: Mayor James A.
Harrison. A. M. Gillespie, pre-
sident of the chamber of com
merce; J. B. Bristol secretary
of the chamber of commerce; F.
F. Rodriguez and c.. F. Holler,
members of both chambers.
The week beginning Sunday,
September 10Th, will be observ.
ed throughout the United States
as constitutional Week." &C.
cording to Attorney Leslie G.
Hardy, who has received letter
from the American Bar Associa.
ton, of which he is a member,
telling of the plans for observ-
ance of the week. On Sunday,
September 10Th. text of sermons
in churches throughout the Ma
ton will touch upon the subject
of the Constitution of the United
States, as it was drawn up by
our forefathers and amended
since, and how it should be held
in reverence by all Americans.