The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1924-03-15

George A. Schroter. of y New
| York, zen route to his San Xavier
mines in Sonora, passed through
Nogales this week. G. F. Hol
Ter, of this city, is Mr.. Schroter's
local representative.
! Ed. Bohlinger and Howard
Keener. of Patagonia, who are
interested in the new smelter
being erected at Patagonia, were
county seat visitors last Wed
nesday, on business connected
with the smelter, which they say
is going to be God send to
Santa Cruz county mine owners
big and little.
Fred. Grier, from the Pearson
ranch in Sonora, was Nogales
visitor Wednesday Of this week,
having come to the border to re
ceive an up to date cultivator
which will be used ia his fertile
truck farm, under the personal
supervision of Johnny George,
of this city. who is an experience.
ed truck farmer.
George Holmes, for a number
of years one of the late Pancho
Villas trusted lieutenants, is q
visitor in Nogales, Sonora. Mr..
Holmes is now making his home
in Mexico, where he owns valu.
able ranches and mines. He
was met here Thursday by Mr..
Mitchell, of New York, who is
interested in Arizona and Mexi.
can mines.
Eugene Adams has arrived in
the city to assume the manage.
ment of the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph company, sue,
ceeding r. L. Cary, who has
been promoted to the position of
commercial manager of the West
ern Union system in the state of
Arizona, with headquarters in
Phoenix. Mr.. Adams came here
from Jerome, Arizona.
John and Bird Yoas and Robt.
Catlett, Santa Cruz county stock.
raisers, were Nogales visitors
the forepart of the week from
out Amado way. They report
the sale of their cattle to Mr..
Whiteman, a Nebraska cattle
buyer, who has contracted for
several trainloads of Santa Cruz
county cattle, delivery of which
will commence about May 18th.
A fence has been placed around
the plot i'll the Nogales cemetery
owned by the Army and Navy
Union of this city. The hand.
some ornamental iron posts used
were donated by Mr.. Ed. Tit.
comb, president of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, to whom the ex army
and navy men owe their ever
lasting gratitude. The posts
would have cost several hundred
dollars.
Hon. Frank j. Barry, former
ly a mem Der of the local law
firm of Barry, Hardy & Hardy,
who now resides in Los Angeles,
where be engages in the prac
tice of law, was visitor in No
gales several days this week, on
legal business. Frank Barry has
@ host of friends in this city who
are always glad to welcome him
back to the best town on the in
ternational border.
Gus Scogland. mining engi.
neer, and Hal Chase. manager
of the Nogales baseball team,
departed Thursday 90 a pros.
pecting trip south of Cananea.
The trip is being made in Mr..
Chase's automobile. Recently
Gus and Fred. Williams and
Harry Marcotti visited mining
properties in the San Xavier dis
trict, Sonora, IN which Gus may
became interested financially.
Little Panchita Gonzalez, of
Nogales, Sonora, who is every
body's friend, is the proud pos
SCISSOR of the beautiful diamond
ring, given away last Sunday
night by Wortham's Shows, to
Nogales' most popular young
lady. Little Panchita's many
friends backed her from start to
finish, and she was an easy win
ner in the contest which was
directed by the Army and Navy
Union and Nogales Boy Scouts.
Attorney Spencer D. Pugh, of
Phoenix, after several days visit
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