The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-06-20

| peru well Qrlller, VINO recently
completed 38 wells on the great
| ranch in Sonora, Mexico, owned
by the Greene Cattle Company,
has been a Nogales business
visitor this week.
N. B. Trevino, Jr., and sister,
Miss Mary Trevino, and Chris
b. lberri, of Superior, have re
turned to their home. after en-.
joying a few days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 3. Trevino,
2ll Sonoita avenue.
Attorneys Frank J. Barry of
Los Angeles, and James d. Bar.
ry of Tucson, former we'll known
citizens of Nogales. visited here
Monday on legal business. They
have many friends in Nogales
and throughout the county.
Fire of unknown origin Mon.
day night destroyed the entire
stock of newspapers, magazines,
ETC., at the little Plaza News
Stand on the south side of the
city park owned by N. B. TIE
vino. Loss estimated at about
$3.50.
Mrs. l.. G.. Kelsey with her
daughters, Eloise and Frances,
and Mrs. Harold c.. Wayte, left
Monday morning for Ramsey
Canyon in the Huachuca noun
tains, where Mrs. Kelsey has
rented a nice cottage for the
summer.
w. F. Pierce, owner of a fine
farm situated near Sunnyside,
Cochise county. just across the
Santa Cruz county line, was in
Nogales Monday on private bust.
ness. Bill has made a success
farming and says any one not
afraid of a little hard work, can
do the same in his meek o the
woods"
G. J. James, eminent English
mining engineer and geologist,
is a guest at the Montezuma ho.
tel, from bis splendid mining
properties in the state of Sonora,
about fifty miles from Magda.
lena. Mr.. James is taking
well earned vacation, after four
years strenuous work in the hills
wooing Dame Fortune.
A. M. Wildwood, for many
years member Of the Nogales
postoffice force, who is now hold
ing down responsible position
in the postoffice at Azusa, Calf,
is enjoying a leave of absence
which be is spending with friends
in Nogales. Wildwood has a host
of friends in this city who sure
are pleased to see him back
home."'
G.. G. Crenshaw, Santa Cruz
county's state representative in
the legislature, for long time
connected with the J. D. Hal.
stead Lumber Company's No
gales branch, has gone to Chand-
Ter, Arizona, to take charge of
his company's branch at that
place. T. M. Ford, Jr., is the
efficient manager of the Nogales
branch.
Charles OFT. many years con
nected with Wells Fargo Elk.
press Company, now bookkeeper
at William Blackmere's great
silver mines at Mocorito, Sina.
loa, Mexico, is enjoying a few
days visit in Nogales. Mr.. OFT
is we'll known here and in No.
gales and Tucson, where be re
sided many years before going
to Mexico to work for Mr.. Black
mere.
In pistol duel Thursday af.
ternoon near Tubac, James Cum.
ming, we'll known, prominent
Calabasas stockraiser, shot and
killed Sabinio Villa, a Tubac
rancher. Immediately after the
shooting, Cumming came to the
city and surrendered to Sheriff
Brown. He claims he fred the
fatal shot in self defense, after
Villa had first fred a shot at
him. The men are said to have
had trouble over water for their
! cattle.
J. G. Alvarez, we'll known 10
cal garbanzo man, has returnt d
from an extended business trip
to the garbanzo districts on the
West Coast of Mexico. Mr..
Alvarez states that the chick