The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-02-14

Sunday for Los Angeles where
she will visit relatives.
A farewell reception in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. Henry Clark
Smith, who are leaving for River.
side, California. on Monday. was
held at the St. Andrews Episco
pal Parish hall Wednesday night.
Everybody who knows Rev.
Smith and his estimable wife,
regrets their departure from No
gales. F4
An examination for the posi-
ton of Labor postal Service)
will be held at the post Office in
this city on March z, 1925. For
application blanks, and for full
information relative to the ex.
animation, qualifications. duties.
salaries, etc. address Secretary,
Board u. S. Civil Service Elk
aminers, Post Office, City.
George D. Elliott, owner OF
the Dixie mine situated near
Patagonia, formerly owned by
Uncle" Billy Powers, pioneer
mining man of Patagonia. and j.,
F. Johnston, mining engineer,
who is personally directing ope.
rations at the old Dixie, visited
Nogales this week. They have
hopes of making the Dixie a big
paying mine.
G. T.. Teran, agent for the Ia.
ternational Commission CO.. OF
which P. D. G. Gonzales, one OF
the livest wires on the interna.
tional border, Is manager, is q
business visitor in Nogales. He
is accompanied By r. Chevarria,
owner of the only wet. goods EN-.
porium allowed by the Mocte.
yuma Copper Company at Naco
zari, Sonora.
NJ. Akers, general manager of
the Arizona Gazette, accompani.
ed by Mrs. Arthur Tobias of
Phoenix, Jack Evans Of Phoe.
nix, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moubrey
and Mrs. Frank O'Keefe of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, spent the week.
end ia Nogales, where Mr.. Akers
and his friends were royalty en-.
-tertained by Billy Finley, of the
Cosmopolitan Cafe.
Due to the unusual amount of
illness throughout Arizona, caus.
ing many to cancel reservations,
the Nogales Chamber of Com
-merce has announced that the
international Fellowship Excur
Sion, scheduled to leave No.
gales today for q ten.dsys trip
over the Southern Pacific of
Mexico, down the West Coast Of
Mexico, has been postponed in.
definitely.
41 V. F.. Frizzell, travelling agent
for the Southern Pacific Com,
pany. with headquarters at Tue.
son, motored down to the border
Thursday, accompanied BY q
number of prominent Masons
who attended the conference of
Masonic bodies held in Phoenix
Monday and Tuesday. While
here the distinguished visitors
were royalty entertained at The
Cave Club, by Mine Host John
Hughes.
Antonio Martinez, former resi-.
dent of Nogales and Cananea,
Sonora, who is now extensively
engaged in raising cotton il the
Altar district. Sonora, is q bust.
ness visitor in Nogales, be.
ing accompanied by r. Serrano,
who is associated with Mr.. Mar.
tinez. From here they will GO
to Lower California, where Mr..
Martinez owns q big cotton plan.
tation from which he has made
q nice fortune.
j. A. Church, of Jerome. Ari.
IONA, where he is interested in
q mammoth poolhall, has pur.
chased the Manhattan Bar, four
doors south of the international
border, in Nogales, Sonora. Mr..
Church, who is accompanied by
his wife, will make his home iu
Nogales, Arizona. In the man.
agement of The Manhattan Bar,
Church will be assisted by Ross
Sanborn, one of the best little
mixers" south Of the interna.
tional line.
The Vail Company, owners of
the Empire ranch. this county,
has completed the work of NOV.
ing between 5000 and 1900 cat.
tie from. the Emnira ranch tn