The border vidette., 1918-11-23

| Southern Pacific, is having need
ed improvements made in the
Office rooms at the local station
| thereby adding greatly to the
comfort and convenience of the
employees and patrons.
Professor 6. Fl. Madden, SUI
rintendent Of the Nogales pub
lie schools announces that com
mencing today, school will be
held GA Saturdays and some
holidays, until the time lost by
closing the schools for the quar-
autine is made up.
Mr.. Fred. Hilliizer, the Sonora
land man, whose home is in Los
Angeles, was q stop over visitor
in the city this week On his way
to Noria, where his property is
located. The recent splendid
rains in the south country. caus
ed the gentleman to wear a
broad smile, for the rain means
a great deal co dry farmers
everywhere.
James Ritclli, manager of the
Arizona European Miuing Com
pany's splendid producing mines
adjoining the Three r mines.
who has been i'll at the Monte
yuma hotel this week, has re
covered and today will return
to camp. DR.. w. F.. Chenoweth,
who is physician and surgeon
for the mining company, attend
ed Manager Ritchi.
In Superior Court last We'd
nesday, Judge O'Connor render
ed a decision in favor of the
plaintiffs. in the case of LOwn,
Woods & Lowell, against the
Nogales school trustees. The
judgment was for the full am
cunt sued for, about 81. 600.
Duffy & Purdum represent the
plaintiffs. l.. =. Fits was attor-
ney for the trustees.
The many friends and ac-
quaintanceS of James Hennegan,
the popular U. S. immigration
officer, will be pleased to learn
that he is recovering at the st.
Joseph's hospital, from injuries
received last Sunday morning
tie near the Banks bridge. For
a time it was feared the young
mans injuries would prove fatal.
The mass meeting held last
Tuesday evening at the Santa
Cruz Club, called by a commit
tee of United War Workers, for
the good of Nogales, will long
he remembered by all who at
tended. Nothing near like it
was ever pulled off, in Noga-
les. For the good of Nogales"
it is to be hoped there'll never
be occasion for another such
meeting.
Bnstinted praise is due Bracey
Curtis, local chairman of the
United War Work Campaign,
and his co workers, for their un-
firing efforts in putting Santa
Cruz county lover the top" in
the recent financial drive. To
those who did their bit, fipan-
cially, thanks are also due. Be
tween nine and ten thousand
dollars were subscribed by re-
sidents Of Santa Cruz county.
Harold Brown is again a mem
Der of Town Marshal Jay loves
splendid police force. Harold is
one Of the best peace officers in
the state. Before going to San
Francisco, to try for a place in
Uncle Sans navy, Harold was
assistant United States marshal
for this district. He also held
the important position of acting
chief Of police of Nogales. He
is a splendid acquisition to the
local police force.
For the purpose Of having his
face fixed" Harry Barnett Of
Patagonia, has been visitor in
the city a couple Of days this
week. Harry, who has the dis
tinction of being Santa Cruz
county's first sheriff, is one of
the county's pioneers. He has
d host of friends in Nogales. All
are glad to see him. Since com
ing to town, Harry has been
daily visitor at Den tist Whites
Office in the Trust Building.
Anton Lefon, who was serious
ly injured in an automobile &C
cident last Tuesday evening, out
on the Tucson Nogales read a
short distance from Nogales, is
getting along as we'll as could
be expected, at st. JOseph'S hos
pital. Guillermo Salido, Pope
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