The border vidette., 1927-10-22
The home of General and Mrs.

The home of General and Mrs.
Alvaro Obregon in Nogales, So.
nora, Mexico, early Thursday
| morning was made happy by the
arrival of a fine boy baby. Both
mother and little one are doing
nicely, to the delight of their
many friends in ambos Nogales.
James r. Lester. San Fran
cisco mining man, who is inter
ested in valuable mines situated
in the Cananea. Sonora. Mexico
dirtrict. accompanied by his wife,
/ is guest at the Bowman hotel.
Jim Lester knows the mining
! game from A to z. He has q
host of friends here and in the
state of Sonora. Mexico.
Joe Mccormick, Brother of
Jimmie Johnson, en- route. by
automobile, from California to
bis old home in western Texas,
stopped over here several days
last week to say hello" to jim
mie, whom he had not seen for
more than twenty years. Joe
likes Nogales and may decide to
come back and make bis home
here.
Atthe second day session of
the annual convention Of the Ari.
zona Pharmaceutical Association
held here Wednesday afternoon,
the following officers for the en-
suing year, we're elected: Presi-
dent, j. Homer Smith, Yuma;
vice president, Paul Lorensen,
Bisbee; secretary, Robert Jones,
Superior; treasurer, A.. L. Beh
mer, Phoenix.
Wednesday J. E. Wise, owner
of the Arizona ranch in Sonora,
Mexico, imported 1000 steers to
the United States through the
Port of Nogales. After being
dipped by Charley Fowler. the
cattle were shipped to California.
The big herd was driven from
the ranch to Nogales by Fore
man Leslie Woodell, assisted by
about twenty of his cowboys.
After an auto trip of over
6. 900 miles, east aud west, north
and south, F. A. French has re
turned to Nogales and has taken
back the Santa Cruz County Alb
stract & Title Co., which be sold
to Tracy Bird some months ago.
Mr.. French says in all bis ira
vels he failed to find any place
better than Santa Cruz county
and most of them not so good.
Mayor Harry J. Karns return
ed Tuesday from Phoenix where
he went to attend q conference
with Southern Pacific officials
regarding paving of the streets
of Nogales. Mayor Karns, who
is making q splendid record as
the head of the city government,
reported that the outcome of the
conference was very satisfactory
and expressed himself as pleased
with the attitude of the railroad
officials.
Milo L. Shellenberger, who
had a preliminary hearing last
Monday 10 Justice of the Peace
Charles E. Hardy's court, charg
ed with first degree murder OF
John Yoas, Santa Cruz county
rancher, September 25th at the
Salero corral, resulting what is
said to have been quarrel over
a rope. was on Tuesday put un
der a $1,000 bond for his ap'
pearance for trial in Superior
court. The bond was furnished,
Accused is represented by Duffy
| & Robins. In the prosecution
County Attorney Bonsall Noon
is being assisted . by Attorney
Duane Bird.
/ Joe Morris, a prominent bnsi
ness man of Del Rio. Texas, is
enjoying a visit here with bis
kid" brother, George Morris
who for nearly thirty years has
prospected, and mined in Santa
Cruz county. At last George is
on the way to reap a golden re
ward for his long battle with
| Mother Earth. Since disposinp
of his interest in the old Colo
Rose district to Henry J. Grohs
of Whittier, California, George
has been exploring, and develop
ing a silver.lead property on the
west side of the Patagonia noun
tains, and now he has out car
load of ore for shipment to the
Douglas smelter. Returns will