The border vidette., 1920-06-26

Thursday evening at the Con-
 cordia Club. About fifty mem
 bers were present.
 Lee Morrison of Idaho Falls,
 Idaho, and Al McManus of Los | Angeles, are scheduled for a
 ten round boxing contest, on
 Monday afternoon at , o'clock
 at the Montezuma Hotel Club,
 in the rear of the Montezuma Hotel, under the management of Harold Brown, a past master in , the business, who is now a mem Der of the Nogales Police force. E. J. Holden, the Nogales
 Shoe Doctor, whose place of business was partially destroy ed by fire last Wednesday even
 ing, announces tbat he will being doIng business at the same place next Monday. Takes more than fire and water to put Ed. Holden entirely out of business. He's glad he joined The Elks, nevertheless and notwithstand- ing.
 Mir. L.. Lindsay. the Los An geles capitalist, who has large financial interests in Nogales and Santa Cruz county, is a wis itor in the city, a guest of his friend and associate Mir. Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales. MT. Lindsay formerly resided here with his family. and is pleasant " remembered by many Noga- les people.
 Wednesday and Wednesday night, The Elks owred Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora The Best People On Earth, had the time of their lives, thanks to our hospitable neighbors across the liue. Nothing was left undone to make their visit pleasant. The Bills are espe- cially grateful to President Fiji gueroa and Chief of Police Iii burcio Ruiz.
 Mayor and Mrs. Jas. A. Harri- son have gone to San Francisco, where the Mayor will attend the National Democratic Convention as a delegate from Arizona. Mrs. Theodora S. Marsh, of this city, who is an alternate dele gate, has also gone to the Con- vention City. With Mayor Har- rison and Mrs. Marsh at the convention, Santa Cruz county will be ably represented.
 MT. F. F. Rodriguez, the we'll known, popular Grand avenue hardwa dealer. whose big es ta ablishment adjoins the Alvarez warehouse destroyed by fire last Thursday afternoon, desires to thank the Nogales Fire Depart ment, the government fire fight CTS from Camp Stephen D. Lit tie, and others who assisted in preventing the flames from spreading to his place of busi ness.
 D. T. Harbour and w. c. Smith, of Tucson, who were badly bruised and cut last Mon- day evening, when their auto mobile turned turtle fifteen miles out on the Tucson road, have sufficiently recovered to leave St. Joseph's hospital and return to Tucson. Mrs. Harbour, who had hurried down from Tucson to be with her husband the night of the accident, accompanied him home.
 Fire of unknown origin, last Wednesday evening, caused a loss of about four thousand dol lars, in the store building occu- pied by Ed. Holden. the Nogales Shoe Doctor. Both the stock, which was owned by MT. Holden and the building which is owned by MT. A. s.. Noon, was partial ly insured. and MT. Holden says he will be ready for business next Monday. Doctor Holden will continue to mend soles while you wait"
 Yesterday County Surveyor J. w. Larimore departed with a surveying crew to locate the road from Elgiu to Sonoita on which the bond money now in the county treasury will be ex pended. After completing the Elgin Sonoita survey, Engineer Larimore will survey the Sonoi- 1 ta-Lochiel road and then the ] Duquesne Patagonia road. The money now being spent is under tho bonds voto6 in 1O1E op6