The border vidette., 1926-03-20

The Stag Barber Shop, is now
in San Francisco. where he is
taking post graduate course in
beauty culture. 4
e. K. Cummings and Dunbar
Clagett have returned from a
business trip down the West
ICoast of Mexico, as lar as Los
tMochis. Sinaloa.
William Blackmere, Sinaloa,
Mexico mine operator, is guest
at The Bowman hotel from the
south country. where he owns
valuable silver mine.
John Olson, pioneer business
man Of this city, who owns valu
liable mining property on the
West Coast of Mexico, is so,
journing on the border.
The many friends OF Frank
johnson, popular day mixer"
at the Concordia, will be pleased
to learn that he is able to- be
around after having been con
fined to his home a month with
the flu.
i FARROW CHIX-The worlds
greatest selling chik. March
delivery. Leghorns. $14; Barred
Rocks, and Reds, $17 In 100 lots;
post paid. Big catalog free. D.
Z II. FARRoW CHICKERIES. Phoe
nix, Arizona.
Sinclaire Lewis, author of
Main Street." Babbitt," and
other popular books. accompani
ed by his wife, enjoyed visit at
the Circle (Z) guest ranch last
week. from Tucson, where Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis spent the winter
Y months.
Master Leslie Hardy, son of
Attorney and Mrs. Charles L.
q Hardy, played in hard luck Sun
: day when be fell from chair at
the home of his parents on
Marsh Heights, and broke his
! collarbone. The little chap is
Z doing nicely.
i John Williams, local bad check
artist, who pied guilty, and was
sentenced to serve one to two
years in the state prison, was
taken to Florence Monday by
Undersheriff Pat Patterson and:
Deputy Sheriff Jim Harthaway.
Williams passed several worth
less checks on Nogales business
houses.
James Lester, we'll known San
Francisco mining engineer, who
recently sold a group of mines
situated twenty two miles south
east of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico,
is business visitor in the city,
being a guest at the Bowman
Hotel. Mr.. Lester is said to have
received 100000 gold for his
property.
Colonel Fred. Breen, editor of
the Coconino Sun, Flagstaff,
Arizona, who is interested in
stock ranch and a herd of cattle
at Noria, Sonora, Mexico, was
business visitor in Nogales
this week. He was met here by
Mr.. Bradley, of Flagstaff, who is
in charge of the Breen ranch
and cattle south of the interna
tional border.
Alex. Joffroy, we'll known Gus.
!. toms house broker and commits
sion man, has purchased the
splendid Maytorena property at
the other corner of Crawford
street and Terrace avenue, from
ex Governor Jose Maria Mayto
rena of Sonora, who now resides
in Los Angeles. Mr.. Joffroy will
Immediately remodel the resid.
ence and make it his home.
Twenty seven cars of tomatoes
passed though Nogales Wednes.
day enroute from the growing
centers in Sinaloa, Mexico, to
eastern United States markets
bringing the total carload ship
ments of the season to 1897, a
record over all other years at
this time. The total shipment
of West Coast of Mexico produce.
including the afore mentioned
tomato crossing, is 2, 492.
Eight members of the 1926
Wildcat basketball squad of the
University were announced as
lettermen for the past season,
and will be awarded sweaters
at student assembly in the
near future. The lettermen are:
Frank Brookshire, Charles Mill.
er, Byron Drackman, L. Lester,
Tom Gibbings, Chester Marsh,