The border vidette., 1920-04-17
MT. E. E. Bethell, the Patago

to the border on private busi-
 ness. He returned home at even
 ing.
 Tomorrow afternoon the No
 gales Business and Professional
 Women'S Club members will en-
 joy hike and picnic supper in
 the country. All members are
 urged to be present at the court
 house promptly at o'clock, at
 which hour the party will de-
 part. At the meeting of the
 Club called for Monday evening,
 April 26th, there will be held
 the election of officers for the
 ensuing year.
 Mir. c. F. Holler, of Holler &
 Levin, customs house brokers and commission men, of this city, has been in El Paso this
 week several days on business, connected with the sale of two carloads of tomatoes, owned by
 his firm. It is the intention of
 Holler 6 Levin to haul the to
 matoes to the Pass City in their
 big auto trucks, in the event that the railway strike prevents shipping by freight.
 Captain J. D. Milton, many years connected with the United States immigration service, with headquarters at Fairbank, Co., chise county, accompanied by his wife, visited Nogales last Monday and Tuesday,. Captain
 To@ Milton roci6o6 ip Noraloc twenty years ago, and during his visit here this week. he met many old time friends who knew him when he was trusted mes senger for Wells, Fargo & Go.
 While thesprice of gasoline in Nogales is thirty five cents per gallon, it is selling in >other towns in Arizona as high as fifty cents per gallon. Bully for the Association of No gales, members of which are doing everything possible to pro tect their customers. If you de sire to purchase gasoline, see City Marshal Jay Lowe; he'll | issue you permit, as per Act ing Mayor Harrison's proclama- ton.
 Ia Superior Court the case of | Frank and Josephine Powers, owners of the Worlds Fair mine, against A. A. Holland, ct. al., is being tried. The plaintiffs l are represented by s. M. Frank lin and Gerald Jones of Tucson, l and Leslie c. Hardy of Nogales. l & Campbell, and Archie | H. lO'Connor of Tucson, with | Duffy & Purdum of Nogales, re- present the defendants Judge | A. G. McAllister of Graham county, is occupying Judge O. Connor's bench.
 Tuesday the Southern Pacific of Mexico Company cut out two frelght tracks leading into So nora at the international line, where derailing frogs were placed on the main line. Now III freight reaching Nogales for southern points will be held in he freight house at Nogales, Arizona, where it can be secured oy the owners presenting bills ading. Then it will be neces 'ary to cart the freight consign- sd to Mexico, to the Nogales, Sonora depot, for shipment south.
 All employees of the federal government of Mexico in the custom house, immigration of ice, internal stamp office, etc., n Nogales, Sonora, who were displaced by state officials. have been instructed from Mexico City, to report for duty to their departments at Ciu lad Juarez, Chihuahua. The Mexican Consulate at Nogales, Arizona, is still in charge of Tamez, who refuses to urn over his office until his exequator is withdrawn by the State Department at Washing on.
 Last Monday evening six of he eight planes composing flight B of the I2th Aero Squadron, to 0e stationed at the NogaleS avia- ion fields, arrived at the field, having flown from Fl Paso via. Douglas. The date when the of the Mexican bor- Ter will be commenced has not been announced. Delay has been caused owing to the fact that part of the equipment for the light was held up at Tucson by L olo