The border vidette., 1919-12-06

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 tion. Address Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Com. pany, Accident and Health De-
 partment, Saginaw, Michigan.
 Capital $1, ,5OO.OOO. 12 6 2t
 The musicale given last Sat
 urday evening at the Cine Lux,
 by the ladies of Nogales, Sonora,
 for the benefit of the poor child
 rem of that city. was very en-
 joyable affair, many ladies and
 gentlemen from the American
 side of the line being in attend
 ance. A nice sum of money was
 realized for a worthy cause.
 According to statistics compil- ed by deputy collector of GUS.
 toms, H. B. Berner, Novem Der
 was the busiest month in the Arizona customs district for some time. Through the ports of Nogales, Naco and Douglas, com modities to the amount of S2, ,OOO, GOO were imported while the exports amounted to $1, ,6OO,. OOO.
 Frank N. Cox, the mine con. tractor, who has a lease on the famous old Pride of the West mines, situated in the Washing ton-Duquesne district, this coun. ty, was business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. MT. Cox employs between twen- ty and thirty men and is a very busy man, these days, getting out ore for shipment to the shelter.
 At the annual meeting of the Nogales Fair Department last Wednesday evening, which was largely attended, the following of Nogales Engine Com pany No. 1, were elected for the year: Foreman, A. s. Noon; first assistant foreman, J. w. Fields; second assistant fore man, B. l.. Jake, secretary and treasurer, Hugo Miller; execu- tive member, L. Hudgin.
 The Wortham Carnival Shows will appear in Nogales during the week commencing Decem Der 18th and ending December 21st, under the auspices of Stephen D. Little Garrison of the Army and Navy Union. At the regular monthly meeting of the city al lermen, last Monday evening, 8 license was granted the manage nent of the organization, which l comes to Nogales highly recon nended.
 General Superintendent H. J. | Temple of the Southern Pacific l ,f Mexico, with headquarters at | who has been here I several days on company busi- less, will return south tomor- 'ow, in his private car. MT. Temple is held in high esteem y both employees of the con- )any and the public. He has 8 lost of friends in Nogales, who t all times extend to him the dad hand of welcome.
 The J. D. Halstead Lumber Company and Roy & Titcomb, uc., owners of the two big lum- 'er yards situated on Grand venue, will fight the proposed emoval of the1r- places of busi- ess, as requested by petition to he city aldermen last Monday vening. The owners of the umber yards were granted ten avs in which to present their ide of the case, and the matter 7ill heard at the meeting of the ity dads on December 10.
 Dr. J. c. Underwood of this ity, is wearing a broad smile of Ontentment, as a result of re- 1rns just received from car pad of ore shipped to Ell Paso, 'eXas, from silver lead property ltuated in the Altar district, So ora, owned by himself and ssOciates, who are now on Easy treet. More shipments will at nee be made from the mine 'hich is daily becoming more and will make all par es lot of money. .
 Captain Chas. L. Beatty, for a ,ng time connected with the immigration office at this place,
 now in charge of the big of ce, the business of which he thoroughly understands. Capt. eaGty has served Uncle Sam any years faithfully and well, nd every body in NoGales joins , tho IriSh thot Io 1uiIl bo o,@