The border vidette., 1920-04-03


 Wise, was found by Chief of 1 Police Jay Lowe several miles out on the Nogales- Patagonia road, where it was abandoned by the thief, or thieves. The auto was undamaged.
 Chief of Police Lowe advises owners of automobiles to lock their tires to cars, in order to prevent their being stolen by what is supposed to be an or ganized band of rubber thieves, who have recently gotten away with a number Of tires and gar i den hose.
 Last Wednesday MT. l.. M. Raines, manager of the NoRales Steam Laundry, underwent a successful operation at the St. Joseph's hospital in tbis city. Thanks to Dr. Sneaker, MT. Raines is on the road to re- covery, to the delight of his many friends.
 This week A. G. Leahy and J. w: Pcwdle, from Los An Reles, were visitors in the city. From here the gentlemen went to Douglas on private business. MT. Leahy is we'll known here | and in the state of Sonora. He resided at Hermosillo number of years ago with his family. Mir. James B. Donovan, for some time past efficient assistant city clerk of Nogales, has re signed. Jimmie has a wide cir cle of friends all of whom will regret to learn that he IS going to leave Nogales. Besides being an expert bookkeeper, Jimmie is gentleman of the old school.
 Tuesday Robert Ogle. former ly connected with The First Ma tional Bank, now with one of the Tucson banks, was a visitor in the city, having come down from the ancient and honorable pueblo to appear as a witness in the case of Morales vs. the So nora Bank & Trust Company, tried in Superior Court.
 Jimmie Ritchie, superinten- dent of the Arizona European Mining Company's mines ad- joining the famous Three R mines in the Patagonia noun tains, was a business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday, being accompanied by MT. Ed. Bohlinger, the we'll known min ing engineer of Patagonia. By special train this morning, the remains of the late H. J. Temple, beloved general super intent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, were brought to No and were taken charge of by the Masons, of which grand order | deceased was an honored mem Der. Joe Temple was 8 man among men. He will be missed.
 Pete Embrick, for long time connected with Alex. Carpena's haberdashry, has resigned to accept the management of The Famous, Mir. J. A. Legarra's 8 new store on Morley avenue. Pete is a thorough clothing man, having had many years prac tical experience in the business. He has a host of friends and ac quaintances, all of whom join in wishing him good luck.
 Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn, one of Santa Cruz county's supervis- ors, was a business visitor in the city last Tuesday from the Monkey Springs ranch near Pa tagonia. MT. Ashburn's host of friends throughout the, county will be pleased to learn that he is candidate for re election to the responsible position of su- pervisor. His political announce ment appears in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE.
 Monday evening the Board of Aldermen met to consider the | petition presented at former session, for covering the arroyo between Crawford street and the international line, and to hear ob jections to same, if any there be. No objections were presented and the board adopted the legal " required resolution of inten tion. In the absence of Mayor Fiedler, who is in California Alderman James A. Harrison acting mayor, presided.
 | Yesterday a federal injunction