The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-07-28

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| ness the great baseball game
between the Nogales Interna.
tionals and the Tucson all stars,
and helped the home team bring
back the bacon. Score l to 0.
J. B. Robinson, vice president
of Geo. B. Marsh, Inc., and En-.
gineer Louis G. Kelsey, who
have the contract for the civic
improvements now in progress
at Hermosillo, returned from the
Sonora capital last Tuesday.
! They report the work going
nicely.
Frank Lown and Tom Wood,
we'll known successful local con
tractors, have completed their
contract for cutting back Yaqui
hill on Morley avenue to full
width of sixty feet, improving
that splendid thoroughfare very
greatly, and doing away with a
dangerous place for traffic.
Red Fox, an American stock.
raiser, who is located in the
state of Sinaloa, Mexico, has re
turned from Socorro, New Mex.
leo, where he successfully IN
derwent an operation, and now
Red Fox is feeling like a new
man. He is an old time friend
of John M. Hughes, popular pro
prietor of The Cave Club of No
gales, Sonora.
E6. Clayton, from the Cibuta
Rancho in Sonora, a short dis
lance south of Nogales. where
he has nice herd of Hereford
cattle, is a business visitor in
Nogales. Reports an abundance
of feed and water at Cibuta and
stock in fine condition. Mr..
Wade Barbee, of the Southern
Trust Company, this city, is
manager of the great ranch.
John Hughes. William Wilkey
and Ed. Clayton, have returned
from an automobile trip to Pitt
quito, Sonora, where they went
to inspect the cotton plantation
owned by Mr.. Hughes and G. V.
Fowler. They reported the cot
ton doing nicely and prospects
for a banner crop good. At Pitt
quito, the gentlemen were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler. at their
pleasant home.
Word comes from Tucson that
stockholders of the Tucson Ma.
tional Bank at a recent meeting,
decided to re. organize the bank
as new federal reserve institu
ton. Seventy five per cent of
the stockholders in the bank
agreed to the re organization,
also to surrender the stock held
in the old bank for stock in the
new institution. A number of
Nogales people who are stock
holders, attended the meeting
last Monday.
At the meeting of Rotary Club
held Tuesday at which Harry
Scrip. who is connected with
the Indian Bureau of the Interior
Department at Washington, was
a guest. Mr.. Scrip said there is
no intention ON the part of the
United States Indian Commits.
sioner to interfere with the Hopi
Indian snake dance in northern
Arizona next month. The re.
cent order relative to dances, !"
he said. was misinterpreted. !"
Mr.. Scrip is visiting the Indian
agencies in Arizona.
The management of the Mon.
tezuma Hotel changed hands
Tuesday, when Francisco San
teago, a noted hotel man with
wide experience in Central Am
erica and California, succeeded
II. A. Cohn and Fred. P. Hart,
who for some months past have
been in charge of the popular
hotel which is owned by group
of California capitalists, who
purchased the big property from
L. J. +. Jaeger. founder of the
Santa Rita Hotel in Tucson.
Julio Calderon of Topic, Nayarit,
will be manager for Mr.. San.
teago.
Alfred z Taft, president of
the Taft Land & Development
Company, of Hollywood. Cali
fornia, returned the forepart of
the week from an extended visit
to the West Coast of Mexico, as
far south as Mazatlan. He ex.
pressed himself as greatly pleas
ed with the wonderful south
country, and it's splendid posi-.