The border vidette., 1919-10-18

| Tn tucson, was a NORaleS VlSltOI
 last Thursday.
 MT. Ray B. Leach, supervisor
 of the United States census, was
 a visitor in Nogales last Tues
 day from Tucson. Tbe work of
 taking the census in Santa Cruz
 county will commence on the
 second day of January, next.
 Applicants for appointment as
 enumerators, are requested to
 communicate with MT. Leach, at
 Tucson.
 Francisco Velasco, captain of The Frolic, one of the finest
 boats on the West Coast, was a
 visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from Guaymas. The Frolic, formerly a Portland, Oregon, pleasure boat, is owned
 by MT. A. M. Conard and asso- ciates, who have a fishing con- cession from the Mexican gov ernment.
 MT. Richard H. Reynolds, de- putty United States collector of customs at Naco, has been here several days this week visiting old time friends. Dick resided in Nogales many years ago when connected with the local custom house, as Inspector. His friends were glad to see him back in NOgaleS, the best city on the in- ternational border.
 Wednesday Messrs. Manuel Escalada, Dave Loeb. Alex. Car pena, Oscar Block and N. Leek- CT, all prominent Nogales mer- chants, returned from Tucson, where they attended the annual meeting of the Arizona Mer- chants Convention. The Noga- les delegation succeeded in hay ing the Line City named as the place for holding next years convention, during the month of October.
 The Magma Copper company have taken over the Three R property in the Patagonia noun tains, owned by Colonel R. R. Richardson of Patagonia, and will shortly resume active oper- ations on large scale. It is also said a deal for the property owned by the Arizona European Mining Company, of Nogales, is on the tapis. The A. B. M. c. property adjoins the Three R mines on the south.
 MT. M. L.. Stewart, state man. ager of the Woodmen of the World, for Arizona, now on tour of inspection of the Camps of the State, was Nogales visitor last Tuesday, from Phoe- nix. The state manager attend ed the regular meeting of the Nogales Woodmen, which he ad- dressed during the evening. The Woodmen of the World is now a million strong. and is daily growing in numbers, ac cording to Mir. Stewart.
 Ramon Elias, president of the Sopori Land & Cattle Co.,, and MT. Arthur de Nave, secretary of the company, the main offices of which are in Tucson, spent in the city transacting MT. DeNave recently from overseas, where he serving in the American army as Captain. Before joining the colors he and his sister, a highly accomplished lady, resided in Nogales. They now make their home in Tucson.
 Yesterday Hon. Alfred A. Trippel, a prominent lawyer of Phoenix, accompanied by his bride, formerly Miss Dorothy Titcomb, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Titcomb, of this city, arrived from their spent at the Grand Canyon and in sunny California. After enjoying a short visit at the elegant Titcomb home on Crawford street, the happy cou- pie will go to Yuma, where MT. Trippel will practice his pro- feSSiOn.
 Early Thursday morning. Mrsa c. F. Holler, of the brokerage | firm of Holler & Levin, returned | home from delightful outing in California, where he motored | with his family six weeks ago. | The return trip across country | was made in a handsome new i six touring car purchas ed in, Los Angeles by MT. Holler. On the last day out, the big |