The border vidette., 1925-10-17

~ ~. WOOuTuu Will 20 TO Oall
fornia, where they will spent
the winter. They will be &C
companied by DR.. V. A. Smelker
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis O.
Hermosillo, have returned to the
Sonora capital, from a visit tt
Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Lewis is 9
sister of Mrs. w. G. Vinegar Of
this city.
| Ilefonso Salido, prominent So
nora rancher, with great prop
critics near Cajeme, has return
ed from California, where be
placed his young daughter il
q convent.
Ed. D. Hodges, Yuma butcher,
who is interested in Sonora min.
ing property, which he recently
visited, has been a guest at the
New Brickwood hotel this week
several days.
Pete Embrick, of A. Carpena's 8
Store, and Frank Flores, local
butcher, returned Sunday even
ing from q deer hunt out Orc
Blanco way. They brought in
a fine young buck.
Ed. Claytor, we'll known So
nora stockman, is sojourning in
the city. Ed formerly resided
in the state OF Montana, where
he engaged in. the business of
raising cattle and tine horses.
A.: Ibarra Seldner, attorney
for the Southern Pacific of Mex
leo r. r with headquarters in
Guaymas. has been a border city
visitor this week a few days, be.
ing a guest at the Evans hotel.
K. Berry Peterson and Mrs.
Peterson spent the week end in
the city from their home in Tue.
son. Mr.. Peterson, prosecuting
attorney in Tucson, recently
concluded the Shackleford muir
der case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hogan
we're Nogales visitors Wednes
day from the Worlds Fair mine,
which Mike and Carl Scheler
are working under lease from
Mr. and MrS Frank Pnwprs the
lucky owners. M
Attorney and Mrs: F. 81. Ber.
nard, and Mrs. Polly Metz, of
Tucson. were weekend visitors
on the border. Mr.. Bernard was
formerly United States Attorney
| for Arizona, being succeeded by
John B. Wright of Tucson.
I..P. Frazier, local civil and
mining engineer, has returned
from Sonora, where be went last
week to examine and report on a
miro for 9 group Of eastern in
| vestors., Ike is q graduate Of
the University of Missouri school
Of mines. and knows his stuff. !"
Fred n. Hilliker, president OF
the iSonora Valley Land Com
pauyy accompanied by a party of
land investors. arrived in the
citya yesterday from Los An
geles and continued south to the
big farms at Noria, Sonora,
Mexico, owned by his company.
Copies of the first relief map
of the State of Arizona may be
secured from the Arizons Bureau
| of Mines of the University of
Arizona, Dean G. M. Butler an.
| nounced. The maps, which we're
| made in Washington by the Geo
logical Survey, will be sent out
for one dollar each.
The Board of City Aldermen
at their meeting last Wednesday
evening. following discussion oi
a proposed paving program for
| NogaleS, decided that an inv eSti.
CATION OF conditions relative tC
underground cables should be
completed before any definite
program be adopted.
w. J. Cox. Los Angeles cattle
buyer, is here for the purpose oi
purchasing fat critters" for the
Los Angeles market. This week
Mr.. Cox, who has been coming
to Santa Cruz county many
years, bought two carloads Of
steers from Roy Sorrells. Ship
ment was made from Calabasas
A. NJ. Copard is 10 the city
from his beautiful Haciendas
Santa Rosalia and San Juanico
| situated q few miles from Her
mosillo, Sonora, Mexico, from
where be is shipping a carload ol
cotton. Next week be will com
mni1cn harvesting a humnar cr0r