The border vidette., 1924-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ear
hart of Phoenix. are visiting in
! Nogales, with friends and &C.
quaintances. They own a ranch
north Of the city a few miles on
the Nogales-Pat
Alex. r. Licata, FL Paso com.
mission man, is a visitor in No
gales. being q guest of his old
friend, Alex Strachan local com
mission man. who makes his
headquarters at the Montezuma
Hotel.
H. J. Whiteman, representing
the Blain Horse, Mule & Cattle
Commission Company, of Grand
Island, Neb.. is guest at The
Evans. He is in the market for
Santa Cruz county and Sonora
cattle.
V. F. Frizzell, travelling agent
for the Southern Pacific, with
headquarters in Tucson, was a
Nogales visitor the forepart of
the week on company business.
Mr.. Frizzell and family resided
in this city before going to Tue
son.
DR.. Houffer. president of the
Sonora brewery, Hermosillo, is
a business visitor in the city.
He is on his way to the Sonora
state capital. from Los Angeles
and San Francisco. Chas. Kies-
selbach is local agent for the
Sonora brewery.
AL Schraff. formerly connect.
ed with the U. S. treasury de
partment, with headquarters in
NoRales, who is now stationed
at San Antonio, Texas, visited
Nogaies couple of days this
week. Al is connected with the
federal narcotic service.
w. Beckford Kibbey is round.
Jag up q big bunch of steers at
his great Alamo Ranch ia So
nora, for! shipment to the United
States through the port of No
gales. Recently Mr.. Kibbey
shipped a trainload of cattle to
the States from Ell Alamo.
E. W. Clayton, local cattle
man, returned yesterday from
Pitiquito, Sonora, where he en-
joyed q visit with Charles V.
Fowler, secretary of the Palo
Verde Cotton Investment Com
pany, owners of big cotton
project in the Altar district.
Many American prospectors
are entering the Sonora mining
districts these days, through the
port of Nogales, which is the
natural supply point for the
wonder land south of the inter.
national border. where all is
peaceable and quiet, with every
body solid for the Mexican fed
eral government.
Members of the Arizona In:
dustrial Congress, who visited
Nogales last Sunday, greatly en-
joyed their sojourn in the border
city, especially the royal ban
quet at the Cave Club. under the
auspices of the Nogales Cham
Der Of Commerce. AS entertain.
ers, the people of Nogales have
an international reputation.
Everybody in Nogales will re
greet to learn of the illness of
Mrs. Frank Lown, and will join
in wishing for her speedy, com.
plete recovery. Mr.. Lown who is
experimenting the bridge work
on the Tucson Nogales road, for
which he and Tom Woods have
the contract, is in the city on
account of his wife's illness.
ALI Bond, famous hunter and
trapper of the Huachuca noun
tains, has received his appoint
ment as government hunter, and
will begin work today, March
1st. Bond will cover the terri
tory from the Patagonia Nogales
road eastward: He is said to be
an experienced hunter and trap
per and knows the Huachuca
mountains thoroughly.
Chris Nichols, local hunter
and trapper, has returned from
Sonora, where he went q month
ago to hunt wild animals, He
succeeded in trapping q number
of animals, the skins of which
will pay him we'll for his work,
and the rough treatment receiv.
ed when his Ford bucked him
into a pile of stones, while hit
tino tho hiph nlacos for N0Oales