The border vidette., 1920-06-19
Jess Gatlin is in town from his ranch near Patagonia.

ms rancn near PaCaROnla.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Evans. ac- companied by Master Ben Evans arrived home last Tuesday from Los Angeles, California, where Master Ben has been attending 1 military school.
 Information was received in Nogales yesterday from Silver City, New Mexico, announcing the death in that city of Mir. James Kane, a we'll known pio- neer citizen of Patagonia.
 Joe Miller, mine superinten- dent from the Patagonia district, was business visitor in the city a couple of days this week. Joe is one of the most competent, reliable mine SuperintendentS in Arizona.
 At the postponed meeting of the Young Business Mems As sociation held last night, Mir. P. H. Griffith was elected secre- tarv for the balance of the term to take the place of Gil Rankin, resigned.
 Mir. J. A. Legarra, proprietor of The Famous, yesterday in stalled big electric fan in his handsome emporium on Morley avenue. Joaquin, who is always CD the job, invites you to step in and cool off.
 The ice cream social held last Wednesday evening at the pleas ant home of Mrs. Benj. J. Jones on Grand avenue, was most delightful affair. Mrs. Jones was assisted by the ladies of the Methodist church.
 E.. A. Richards, United States customs guard, has returned from his vacation and is again on the job." During the two weeks Mir. Richards travelled over the state, he saw no place that suited him like Nogales.
 Miss Reisen berg, formerly chief clerk of The Bowman, now manager of the Hotel Tucsonia, has this week been a guest at The Bowman, from Tucson. The little lady has a host of friends here who are always glad to see her.
 Louis Hudgin, Jr., has been appointed customs storekeeper at the West Coast Warehouse, succeeding Bert Bristol. who has accepted the position of sec retary of the Nogales Chamb Der of Commerce, vice w. T. Haley, resigned.
 John A. McPherson, Amer ican vice consul at Guaymas, Sonora, was. a. business visitor in the city this week a couple of days. While here he was a guest of his friend Bracey Cur tis, president of the First Ma tional Bank of Nogales.
 The various committees hav- ing in charge. the arrangements for Nogales' big Fourth of July celebration, are working over time, and the eagle is going to scream on the border as he never screamed before. Ask Bill Payne, chairman of all the con- mitteeS.
 Jose, Luis and Manuel Esca. lada, sons of Mir. and Mrs. Ma nuel Escalada, arrived home last Sunday from Los Angeles, Cal. ifornia, where they had been attending Military School. The boys will spend their summer vacation at their pleasant home in Nogales.
 Mexican and American citizens who want passport should have it issued at. once in order to take advantage for three months of the prevailing wise rate and to avoid payment of the. S1O % fee required under the rider to the revenue act eff fective July 1, 1910.
 WI. Murphy, of the contract ing firm of Murphy, Littlejohn & Singleton, has been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week from Tucson, where he and his family now reside. Mir. Murphy's firm recently secured a contract for building a long stretch of state highway in Pima county.
 P. J. Munch, popular candi- date for State Auditor, has been here this week enjoying a visit with Mrs. Munch and his son, Master Phil Munch, who are l