The border vidette., 1925-05-09

Santa Cruz county, was a county
seat visitor Thursday from his
ranch near Patagonia, where he
and his family have resided
many years. Mr.. Gatlin stated
the recent rains in his section
were badly needed and most
welcome to rancher, farmer and
miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Phillips of
Pitts burg, Pa, who own the old
Durazno gold mines situated on
the Arizona ranch in Sonora,
we're business visitors in the city
Tuesday, from their camp. The
mill will soon be running on a
big lot of ore now on the dumps.
Mace Burgoon of this city, is in
charge of the mill.
Mike Hogan and Carl Scheler,
who have lease on the great
Worlds Fair silver mines in the
Harshaw district, this county,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powers, this week made another
shipment of high grade ore to
the Ell Paso smelter. The ore
was hauled from the mine to Pa.
tagonia, from where it was ship
ped to the smelter.
The baseball game played
Tuesday at the high school
grounds between the Nogales
Internationals and the Mesa
Jewels, was won by the old
home team" Score, IA to 10.
1t was great game for the fans
who craved excitement, and for
the governor of Sonora who won
the jack. Governor Bay always
backs the home team.
Cards recently sent out to all
young men Ct this county calling
upon them to respond to the call
made for enrolment in the Citi.
zens' Military Training Camp at
Fort Huachuca, this year, are
bringing in splendid results, &C.
cording to Col. Allen T. Bird,
chairman for Santa Cruz county.
Applications for enrolment or
data may be secured at the police
court room at the City Hall.
Miss Mona White presided at
the meeting of the Young PEG
ple's Service League held in the
Episcopal church Sunday night,
which was attended by about 80
young people. A constitution
was adopted and Alfred Hudgin,
Roy Hill and Tom Hall were Sc
lected to serve as members on
the board of directors. A pro
gressive dinner will be given by
the young people in the near
future.
All ambos Nogales celebrated
Tuesday, May 9Th, in honor of the
63rd anniversary of Mexican in.
dependence from French rule.
The combined military and civic
parade and a grand ball we're
the features of the days celebra
ton, the monster parade being
the best seen in Nogales IN many
years. The banks and business
houses in Nogales, Arizona, clos.
ed in honor of our southern
neighbors.
The U. S. customs service an.
nounces that the Wlllys-Knight
coupe-sedan automobile seized
about two weeks ago from G. V.
Eberly of Phoenix, and confis.
Gated by the customs service,
will be sold to the highest bid.
der at an auction sale to be held
in Nogales at 9 o'clock on the
afternoon of May 25th. The car
which was stopped by Motor.
cycle Policeman James Hatha
way, is said to have contained
liquor.
At a meeting of the Tucson
Shrine Club held Thursday night
V. F. Frizzell, formerly of this
city now located at Tucson where
be is freight and travelling agent
for the Southern Pacific com.
pany, was elected president Of
the club. Other officers of the
club are o. E. Pape. first vice.
president; G.. M. Butler, second
vice. president; H. D. Adams,
secretary; P. M. Brown, assist.
ant secretary, and L. A. Bech-
toll, treasurer.
John Hughes host of friends
in Nogales and throughout Ari.
IONA, will be pleased to learn
that he is getting along fine at
the Dante Sanitarium in San