The border vidette., 1920-06-12

| LIT. N. A. Ou0Ih0E T0OuTHcu
 the forepart of the week from a visit out in the Altar district. 1 Sonora, where he had been call | ed on professional business.
 MT. H. M. Clagett, manager of
 Roy & Titcomb. Inc, returned
 the forepart of the week from the state of SinalOa, where he
 superintended the installation of
 big power plant for the Po-
 trero Gold Mining Go. Mir.
 Clagett reports conditions great
 ly improved in the south coun- try, and predicts a wonderful future for that treasure land. Last Wednesday United States
 Consul Francis J. Dyer, of No.
 gales, Sonora, received instruc
 tionS from the State Department
 to the effect that commencing July 1st, the charge for issuing foreign passports will be $1O.OO, instead of $2 50 as has been charged in the past. The charge
 by the Department for viseing passports will also be $1O.OO, after July 1st.
 This week Mir. and Mrs. w. J. elegant new home on Hudgin street, where they now are at home" to their friends. The handsome residence was built by Mir. w. w. Ford, and is mo dern and up to date in every re spect. When Mr. Cavanaugh completes the beautifying of his yard, it will be one of the pret tiest in Nogales.
 Harry J. (PaD Patterson. of Patagonia. Democratic candidate for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, was business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. Pat of Patagonia. says he sure is after the position of high sheriff of the best county in Arizona, and he's going to stay right on the "hot trail' un- til the primary election polls l close next September.
 Mir. Louis Hudgin, many years efficient, accommodating secre tary and cashier at Roy & Tit comb, Inc accompanied by his l boys, departed the forepart of the week for an extended visit i to his old home in Canada. MT. Edward Mix is holding down Cashier Hudgin's desk during that gen tleman's absence on his | we'll earned vacation, which his many friends hope will be pleas ant.
 Last Monday evening Mayor elect James A. Harrison, and Aldermen Frank J. Duffy, Geo. | H. Fiedler, Otto H. Herold, T. J. Wylie, Harry J. Karns and | Malcom Middleton, held their first meeting, at which the fol lowing gentlemen were reap pointed: J. J. Lowe, City Mar, shai; Frank E. Cole, City Clerk; B. R. Purdum, City Attorney, and J. w. Larimore, City En~ gineer.
 The official board of the M. E. church, consisting of Mir. and | Mrs. Dan Crow, Harry J. Riggs, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Isinhood i and MT. Prior, met last Friday | night on business in connection | with starting work on the new church building. They met again Wednesday afternoon and com pleted arrangements and it can now be truthfully stated that active work has begun on this much talked of building. -Pata- gonian.
 County Clerk Robt. B. Lee has received from MT. Frank l.. Rain, National Grand Exalted Ruler of the B. P. O. E., an- that dispensation for Nogales Lodge No. 1897, has been granted and is expected to arrive in time to be read at the meeting of Elks in the Santa Cruz Club tomorrow at 1O:3O a. m. If the plans laid by the Best People On Earth do not fail, it is only a matter of a very short time when the home of Elks will be second to none in the state.