The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

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was a Nogales visitor Wednes
day from his station near Tubac,
this county.
Mrs. G. G. Ortiz, wife of the
auditor of the Nogales Herald,
who was struck down by an au
tomobile last week and who has
been confined to her home, is re.
ported on the road to recovery,
to the delight of her friends.
P. P. Rebel, from the Altar
district, Sonora, was a Nogales
business visitor this week. Mr..
Rebel is good roads booster
and would like to see this city
connected up with the wonder.
full Altar district by a good high
way.
Frank Lown, well known 10
cal contractor, accompanied by
his family. departed Tuesday on
an auto trip to the Grand Can
yon. En- route home the Towns
will stop at Globe tomorrow to
witness the Nogales Globe ball
game.
Ed. F. Bohlinger, prominent
Patagonia mining man. was a
business visitor in Nogales the
forepart of the week. He is ad
ministrator of the estate of the
late Col. r. r. Richardson. of
Patagonia, one of the best men
Arizona ever knew.
Tomorrow the Tucson Shriners
will hold picnic in Sonora.
Cars will leave the City Hall at
II o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
Nogales Shriners and their fam
lilies who expect to attend should
phone Frank D. Wilkey or Ben
Coltman Immediately.
Announcement has been re-.
ceived here of the marriage in
Livermore, California, July 9th,
of Miss Roberta French of this
city, and Vernon Henry Mcneil
of Oakland, Calf. The wedding
took place at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. A. w. Brown.
Judge A. A. Worsley and c..
F. Hanson of Tucson were here
Tuesday on business connected
with the purchase of the Rough
and Ready mining claim situat.
ed in the Orc Blanco district,
this county, on which work will
begin Immediately. The claim
was formerly owned by Griffith
and Jenkins.
Oliver White, prominent in
baseball, football, and track,
during his four years at the No.
gales high school, has gone to
Los Angeles, California, where
he will be employed during the
summer, prior to entering the
University of Southern Califor.
MIA this fall. Oliver is a son of
DR.. and Mrs. White of this city.
Col. E. Power Conway, paw
ing man, and Howard S. Reed,
of the engineering firm of Reed
& Baker, were visitors in No.
gales this week, from Phoenix.
Mr.. Reeds firm had charge of
the engineering work on the
Roosevelt water conservation
project recently completed east
of the Eastern Canal east of
Mesa, resulting in the irrigation
of II, 900 acres of land.
Judge Frank J. Duffy has sold
his splendid farm situated at the
10 mile post on the Nogales.
Tucson road to P. D. G. Con.
zales, manager of the Nogales
Commission Company. The sale
was made through the A. Betwy
Agency of this city. Mr.. Con.
zales has leased the farm to
Frank Itule who is putting in
rs acres of black eye peas, and
is later going to plant IS acres
in Spanish Valencia onions.
Luis A. Martinez of Guaymas,
Sonora, Mexico, who is vice.
president of the Sonora Bank
and Trust Company of this city,
is a NoRales business visitor,
from the Bay City, where for
many years, before and since
the downfall of President Diaz,
he has been a foremost outstand
ing figure in the shipping bust
ness. Don Luis A. Martinez is
a Mexican gentleman of the old
school.
Mrs. Sarah M. Black, pioneer
citizen of Santa Cruz county,
WHARF sha taupht aohO0l manu-