The border vidette., 1920-06-12
Tuesday the Board of Super

Tuesday the Board of Super
 visors, who had been sitting as
 a Board of Equalization, com | pleted their work. The sessions
 were attended by Chairman Jas.
 A. Harrison and Members Oscar
 Ashbnrn and James Finley. William H. Hathaway and J..
 w. Hathaway, Santa Cruz coun-
 ty cowman, were Nogales visit
 OrS last Wednesday,, having bus
 mess in Commissioner O'Con-
 nor's office in connection with the Wm. Hathaway homestead. The dinner dance of the Young
 Business Mems Association at the Sonora Restaurant, in No gales, Sonora, last Wednesday. evening, was a great success in every respect. and will long be
 pleasantly remembered by all
 who attended.
 J. J. Deegan, of the United States customs service, who is now stationed at Naco, departed for his post last Thursday, after enjoying short vacation in Mo- gales with old friends and ac- quaintances, who are always glad to see Jack.
 Mis Mabel Wylie, deputy clerk of the Superior Court, who some time ago while playing tennis broke an ankle, is getting along nicely to the delight of her many friends. She is able to be oat, and soon will be back at her desk ir the court house.
 F. B. Caroon, of the Nogales Undertaking Company, one day this week received from the east a handsome new funeral motor car to be used by his company. The motor nearse was shipped by train to Tucson and driven to Nogales by MT. Caroon.
 At the meeting of City Alder men last Monday evening, the proposition to cover the arroyo from the Crawford street bridge to the international liue, was taken up and this great civic improvement will be pushed to completion as fast as possible.
 Last Sunday Messrs. Henry Levin, J. A. Legarra, Pete Elm brick, Rollo Legarra, C. Mig nardot, and little Phillip Henry Legarra, enjoyed a days rabbit hunt down Tubac way They report having had a fine outing and succeeded in bagging seven ty cotton tails.
 Fred. Barnett, we'll known young cowman from up Patago- nia@;way, was visitor in town the forepart of the week, being a by his family. Fred is son of MT. Harry Barnett, of Patagonia, where Fred. was born and raised. He is making good in the COW business.
 Last Saturday Mrs. Paul, of 1 Los Angeles, who had been en- toying short visit here with | her aunt, Mrs. I. Burgoon, de- parted for her home in sunny The lady was ac- as far as Tucson by Mrs. Burgoon, Mrs. John c. Glissan and Miss Gertrude Glis- San.
 Colonel Earl Carnhan, popular commander of the United States soldiers stationed in this district, has gone to California, for a we'll earned vacation of a month or six weeks. During his ab- Major R. s. Bratton will be in command at Camp Stephen | D. Little, and outlying posts on the border.
 Frank Lown and Tom Wood, the contracts, this week accom- plished great deal of work on Marsh's Heights, which is being improved and beautified at the | of the city of Nogales. Concrete walks are being laid around Court Square, which is being walled with concrete. The | work is first class in every re- spect.
 MT. Jefferson Davis Rountree, the expert we'll driller, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thursday from his ranch home in San Rafael val ley. Jeff's many friends will be pleased to learn that he is re from severe bruises