The border vidette., 1926-02-06

Monday from a visit to Los An.
geles.
Two extra pullman cars will
be added to the trains of Febru-
ary 9th and 10th to enable the
public to go to the Mazatlan
carnival which opens in Maza
tlan on February 18th.
State Senator J. J. Cox, of
Phoenix, has announced his can.
didacy for the office of governor
of Arizona, subject to the action
of Democratic voters at the prim
ary election, this year.
Hal Chase, ex-premier first
base ball player, and former
manager of the International
Baseball team of this city, is
visiting the border from Douglas.
where be now makes his home.
S. A. Gardanier, accompanied
by Mrs. Gardanier and Frank
Gardanier. is in the city from
Douglas. He is a member of the
firm of. the International Com
mission company with Offices in
this city.
Harry N. Renshaw, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry r. Renshaw,
has returned to the University
of Arizona, after spending a few
days here with his parents.
Harry is one of the best rife
shots in America.
FARROW CHIX-The worlds
greatest selling chick. January
and February delivery. Leg
horns, SIS; Barred Rocks, and
Reds, $l8 IN 100 lots; post paid.
Big catalog free. D. T. FARROw
CHICKERIES, Phoenix. Arizona.
The Ritz, Nogales, Sonora.
Mexico, is one of the most de.
lightful pleasure resorts on the
international border. John Schel.
lin, owner of The Dutchman, is
proprietor of this handsome new
JOY palace, which is place of be
auty.
G. H. James, we'll known Eng
lish mining engineer and geo.
logist, who owns valuable mining
property in the Magdalena. So.
nora, mining district, is a guest
at the New Brickwood hotel
from Douglas. Mr.. James has a
big miaing deal on the tapis.
Bud Parker, foreman of the
Empire Ranch and booster fer
the big annual rodio at Tucson,
has been Nogales visitor this
week, being accompanied by w.
Banning Vail, manager of the
great Empire Ranch which is
owned by The Vail Company.
Mrs. Maria Oliver, wife of E.
E. Oliver, prominent business
man of Culiacan, Sinaloa, passed
away Tuesday morning in this
city, after a long illness. from
complications. The body was
shipped to Cuiiacan for burial
on Wednesday afternoons train.
Ten thousand pesos have been
set aside by the state govern
ment of Sonora, Mexico. for pay
ment of salaries to teachers in
Ures district according to reports
received here. At the same time
that the appropriation was made
for schools the January payrolls
we're set aside for payment.
Lee Zinsmeister, of the Guest
Ranch at Bloxton, this county,
and R. G. Bean, manager of the
International Commission Com.
panv, returned Tuesday morning
from Guaymas, where they went
fishing with their friend John A.
Mcpherson, American vice con
sui, who royalty entertained the
local nimrods.
A. M. Conard, Hermosillo
farmer and L. H. Whiting, So
nora mine operator, arrived in
Nogales yesterday from the
south country. This afternoon
Mr.. Conard will return to his
beautiful Haciendas Santa Rosa
liza and San Juanico. and Mr..
Whiting will go to Bisbee for a
short visit with his folks.
O. H. Weaver donated the use
of the Home Bakery in Grand
avenue last Monday night for a
demonstration of making coffee
cake and Danish pastry by two
representatives of the Bakers
Association of San Francisco.
All Nogales bakers were invited
to witness the demonstration
which lasted several hours.