The border vidette., 1923-08-11

Tomorrow afternoon the 25th
Infantry baseball team will play
the Tucson Tigers, at Blenman
Park. Tucson.
Capt. L. w. Mix, we'll known
local capitalist, who has been in
California on a CONT ined bust
ness and pleasure visit, return.
ed home Thursday.
Frank D. Wilkey has returned
from Atlanta, Georgia, where he
attended the national convention
of Eiks as a delegate from the
Nogales Elks lodge.
b. r. Thurman, gradu of
the law department. of the Uni
versity Of Arizona, has been ap
pointed assistant county attor.
ney, vice Warren Lee Kinder,
who recently resigned.
Mrs. Charles V. Fowler and
little son have returned from
Pitiquito, in the Altar district,
Sonora, where they visited Mr..
Fowler, who is successfully en-.
gagged in cotton raising.
The board of supervisors at
their regular meeting Monday
awarded Holcomb & Leather.
wood the contract for the Mis-.
sion road. The bid, which was
lowest submitted, was $447.00.
This week eight hundred head
of cattle, the property of The
First National Bank of Nogales,
were moved from Santa Cruz
county to Pima county pastures,
by Cy Marsteller and his assist
ants.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of w. J.
Mitchell, the we'll known mining
engineer of this city, accompa
MED by the children, returned
yesterday from Los Angeles.
Mr.. Mitchell met his folks at
Tucson.
Mrs. Fowler, wife of Collector
of U. S. Customs G.. L. Fowler,
has returned from Long Beach,
California, where she enjoyed a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Rose, her daughter and son in.
law, who now reside there.
Last Sunday the Nogales In.
ternationals shutout the Mesa
ball team in two games played
on the local high school grounds.
In the forenoon the score was
10 to 0. In the afternoon game
the local boys made seven runs.
A. L. Lewis, the we'll known
Hermosillo mining man, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter,
arrived recently from the Sonora
state capital for a visit in No
gales. Mrs. Lewis is sister of
Mrs. w. G. Vinegar Of this city.
Postmaster G.. L. Beatty, who
recently visited Los Angeles and
other coast cities, reports hay.
ing had the pleasure of meeting
many old time Nogales friends
in Los Angeles, including Ben
Evans, w. w. Ford and Frank
J. Barry.
The Cave Club in Nogales, So.
nora, owned by John M. Hughes,
was closed yesterday from 6
o'clock in the morning until 6
o'clock in the evening, out Of
respect for the late President Of
the United States, Warren G.
Harding.
Nogales Kiwanians at their
luncheon Thursday paid tribute
to the late President Warren G.
Harding. Appropriate speeches
were made by DR.. V. A. Smelk
err, president Of the club, Rev.
O. A. Smith and others. Chas.
Bauer was chairman of the meet.
ing.
Tomorrow forenoon and after.
noon the Nogales Internationals
and the Ore Diggers of Bisbee,
will cross bats on the Bisbee
grounds. The local boys will
motor to Bisbee this afternoon,
being accompanied by a number
of Nogales fans, who will cheer
them to victory, tomorrow.
Craig Pottinger, editor and
general manager of the Nogales
Morning Democrat, has return
ed from a visit to Phoenix. Re.
ports hot and dry weather in the
Salt River Valley. where very
little rain has fallen during the
summer. Santa Cruz county
cOuld SDara orr Salt Rivar Val