The border vidette., 1920-03-06

ent attorney at-law, has arrived from Colorado, and will make Nogales his home. The gentle man has opened law offices in the Jund building. We welcome MT. Gidden to the best town on the international border.
 Mrs. Anna L.. Haley, of the Western Union Telegraph office, who was called to her former home in Mercer, Pennsylvania, by the illness of her mother. who died shortly after the arriv- al of her daughter, will return to Nogales about the 18th of March.
 Last Sunday MT. P. J. Munch, assistant state bank examiner, who had been in Tombstone on official business, paid Nogales a visit. Monday Mr. Munch re- turned to Phoenix. While here he met many old time friends and acquaintances. All were glad to see him.
 George w. Parker, from his splendid ranch in the San Rafael Valley, is visitor in the city. It is said that Mir. Parker is here for the purpose of looking after his political fences. He may decide to announce himself as a candidate for sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
 Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mir. Isaac Fraizer in this city, MT. William T. Hol- comb, died suddenly from heart failure. Deceased was a native of Mississippi, where he was born sixty nine years ago. To the bereaved family. the entire community extends sympathy.
 John R. Henderson, from the Libertad mine, near Caborca, Sonora, was a business visitor at Nogales couple of days this week. Ore from the old pro. ducing property is hauled to Santa Ana, a station on the So nora railway, from where it is shipped. to the Fl Paso shelter through Nogales.
 Dr. George K. Link, patholo- gist, of the United States De- partment of Agriculture, has arrived from Washington, D. c. 1, and will go to Sinaloa, Mexico, to investigate the tomato indus try. Dr. Link will also assist growers as much as possible and encourage shipping their pro- ducts to the United States.
 Mir. G. N. O'Brien, president of the American National Bank I of San Francisco, was visitor in the city last Thursday. a | guest of tdr. A. M. Gillespie, vice president and manager of the NogaleS National Bank. The distinguished gentleman attend ed the cattlemen's convention at Tucson, Tuesday and Wednes- day.
 Hon. James. D Barry, former ly of Barry, Mimiaga & Barry, local attorneys at law, now suc- cessfully engaged in the practice of his profession in Tucson, was @ Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, on legal busi- ness. The Honorable James, and his estimable wife, have a host of friends in Santa Cruz county.
 Wednesday General P. Elias Gales, former governor of So- nora, who recently resigned as Minister of Commerce. Industry and Labor in the cabinet of Pre-. sident Carranza, arrived in No gales from Mexico City. From here General Gales, who is campaigning for General Obre gon, candidate for president o1 Mexico, went to Hermosillo.
 Mrs. Emery l.. Chalfant, oi the Western Union Telegraph Company, has been promoted tc the position of cashier, under Manager A. M Hardie, and Mrs. AnnaeL. Haley has been advanced to the position oi bookkeeper Mrs. Beall is now night clerk, filling the vacancy caused by the promotion of Mrs Haley, who is absent on leave
 Kelly Henry, the we'll known successful commission man, re turned the forepart of the week from down the West Coast oi Mexico, where he transacted g big amount of profitable busi ness. Kelly has an information al reputation as a man who | III T . 4 L