The border vidette., 1923-10-06

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H. A. Smith, connected with
the land department. of the Ban
co de Sonora, is business visi
tor in the city from Hermosillo.
! Duke Parker, we'll known San
Rafael rancher, was a county
seat visitor the forepart of the
week. Mr.. Parker is a brother
of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy of this
city. =
j. Y. Stock, from Casper, Wy
| oming, is a visitor in the city.
From here he will go to Sonora,
on business connected with his
mining interests in the Alamos
district.
Sam L. Heslet, custodian for
many years of Giroux Consoli
dated Copper Mining Company s
properties near Carlo, Sonora,
is here tranacting business for
his company.
Alex. Carpena, we'll known
local haberdasher, accompanied
by his wife, has returned from
an extended visit in Los An
geles, where their daughter is
attending school.
United States Marshal George
A. Mauk, on tour of the state
accompanied by his wife, recent.
~ visited Nogales, from Phoe-
nix, where Mr.. ard Mrs. Mauk
have resided many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howell
have returned from Cuba, where
they spent several weeks on
business and pleasure. Howell
is president of the Arizona Mex
leo Trading Company of this
city.
Sheriff Harold j. Brown has
returned from the state peniten.
tiary at Florence, where he went
on official business. Harold is
making Santa Cruz county an
excellent sheriff. He is always
On the job.
Albert E. Mas, special cor
respondent for the Los Angeles
Examiner, after spending sew.
eral weeks in Cananea gathering
data for a story, has returned to
Nogales, where he makes his
headquarters.
Joseph Cumming, who has re-
signed from the U. S. customs
service to engage in the broker
age business, is in California en-.
joying visit with his brother
William, who for many years
has resided at Watsonville.
Miss Helena Karns, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Karns,
who is a student at the Univer.
sity Of Arizona, spent the week.
end at her home in this city, re.
turning to Tucson Monday.
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After spending several weeks
in Nogales, Amos J. Yaeger and
family have. returned to their
splendid ranch near Alamos,
Sonora. While here they we're
guests at The American Club,
Mr.. Bracey Curtis home.
J. w. Mitchell, prominent To-
cal mining engineer, has become
interested in Sonora mining
property which promises to de
yelop into a great gold silver
bonanza. Ore from the property
is the finest seen here in many
years.
G. H. James, local mining en-
| gineer, has returned from So
nora, where he examined a min.
ing property for capitalists. Re.
ports unusual mining activity in
the south country, where many
Americans are now looking for
properties.
Sheriff Walter Bailey of Pima
county, was a Nogales visitor
Wednesday on official business.
Sheriff Bailey resided in No.
gales a number of years before
going to Pima county. His old
time Nogales friends were pleas.
ed to see him.
Messrs. Frank and r. Toohey,
members of the contracting firm
of Toohey Brothers of Phoenix,
en- route to Topic. Mexico, where
their company has contract to
build Q section of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico, were in No.
gales Tuesday.
Fred. Grier, from the Pierson
ranch, where he has herd of
white face cattle, is a business
visitor in the city. Wade Barbee