The border vidette., 1920-07-24

Angeles to join his family. The colonel, who is the father of Col. Pauline Fontez, of Mexico City, for long time was con- nected with the Mexican immi- grafton in Nogales, Sonora, where he has many friends.
 Spontaneous combustion is said to have caused the fire early last Thursday morning in the Wood Vulcanizing Plant at 112 Arroyo Boulevard, which de- stroyed several thousand dollars worth of motor car supplies and accessories. The loss was par tially covered by insurance.
 The farmers and stockraisers of Santa Cruz county, are wear ing broad smiles, as a result of the splendid rains throughout the county. this week. The moisture is of incalcula ble value to them. Now they are assured another prosperous year. In many section the rain. was badly needed.
 Messrs. Arthur Peck and E. c. Jakes, two we'll known Mo- gales boys, are going into the automobile business. They have leased the A. L.. Peck building on Grand avenue, recently occu pied by Wing Wong's hay and feed store, and are remodeling it for a garage. We wish the boys good luck.
 Dr. D. T. Frye, the we'll known dentist, who is Democratic candidate for the nomination for State Representative from Santa Cruz county, now has plea sant offices in rooms II and 12, Noon Building on Grand avenue. Dr. Frye has fine reputation as a dentist, on both sides of the in ternational line.
 Tom Bentley, manager of the Santa Emilia mine out near the old Promontorio mine in Sonora, has returned to camp taking with him a big lot of camp and mine supplies, purchased from Nogales merchants. Tom is a sure enough mine manager of many years practical experience in Arizona and Sonora.
 The many friends of MT. Jas. Johnstone, popular general util- ity man for the First National Bank of Nogales, will be pleas ed to learn that he has recover ed from his recent sudden illness and is again back on the job, af- ter a weeks rest at St. JoSeph's s hospital. Jim says it was only little affair of the heart.
 Hundreds of carloads of gar. banzos from the south country have already crossed the line destined to points in the United States and abroad. Thursday seventy carloads consigned to W. R. Grace 6 Company, came across the line. The value oi the garbanzos shipped to date is estimated at more then 5000, GOO.
 Doe" l.. H. Scherb, proprie tor of the International Drug Store, has returned from an out ing in the Santa Rita mountain near the Elephant Butte. The gentleman reports a very inter esting trip, and was greatly ben efitted by his visit to one O. Arizona's most attractive re gions. While there he prospect ed for gold.
 Tom c. Foster, of Lowell | Arizona, was a visitor in the city last Thursday in the interest O. his candidacy for the nomination for State Mine Inspector, on tht Democratic ticket. Tom is ar old timer in this section, where he operated many years ago Tom is an experienced mine and if nominated, would be ar easy winner next November.
 George McIntry, after a mos enjoyable visit in Nogales witt relatives and friends, has re turned to Los Angeles, his home George for long time has beer in the employ of the Standart Oil Company, in Los Angeles where his parents, MT. and Mrs P. J. Mcintyre, reside. Georg, has lot of friends in tkis city who are always pleased to SC him.
 Last Monday Prof. George H Madden, popular, efficient prin cipal of Nogales' public schools returned from Flagstaff, wher
 he attended A. state cOnferenc