The border vidette., 1920-03-13

pESSlO0HO Ol GuO OOuOrd N0WS Company, will regret to learn that he recently had one of his legs amputated. The operation, which is said to have been very successful, was performed in a New York hospital by one of the worlds noted surgeons.
 Reports of the condition of The First National Bank of No. gales and The Nogales National Bank, at the close of business February 18th, appearing in to- days issue of THE BORDER VT DETTE, show those Substantia | financial institutions to be in a most flourishing condition. Harry Creig hton, special agent of the Treasury Department, with headquarters at San An tonic. Texas, has been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week. The gentleman resided here several years ago with his family, and is pleasantly remem- bered in Santa Cruz county.
 Captain H. c. Caron, who after five years service in the American army, has returned to civil life, and will make his home in Nogales. The Captain is secretary and treasurer of the Santa Cruz Hog Company, ar ticles of incorporation of which appear in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE.
 MT. Charles E. Wheeler, as- sistaut cashier at The First Ma tional Bank of Nogales,is con fined to his home with a severe attack of bronchitis. We join the Rentleman's host of friends in wishing for his speedy, com plete recovery. He is one of Cashier Theron Richardson's most valued assistants.
 MT. Ferd. VanMourick. man. ager of the Sonora News Com pany's Nogales branch and branches iil Sonora and Sinaloa, accompanied by Mrs. VanMou- rick, returned last Tuesday from a combined business and pleas ure visit to Mexico City, where are located the main offices and factory of the big company.
 Hon. Charley l.. Hardy, for mer attorney of Santa Cruz county, who now resides in Los Angeles. where he practices law, is reported quite ill in that city. MT. Hardy is a son of Collector of U. s. Customs and Mrs. c. E. Hardy of this city, where he has wide circle of friends all of whom. hope for his speedy, com plete recovery.
 The United States Civil Ser. viceCommission again announces an examination for the position of Clerk Carrier in the Post Of fee in this city, to be held March 10th. Application blanks and further information may be obtained from the Local Secre- tary of the Board of Civil Ser vice examiners at the Immigra- tion office in his city.
 With full military honors, the funeral of Corporal Glen Allen of the Quartermaster's Corps, who died last Sunday after noon, from pneumonia, was held last Tuesday afternoon from the Methodist church, interment be- ing in the Nogales cemetery. Rev. G. w. Forman of the Me thodist church and Rev. A. Lief fngwell of St. Andrews Epis- copal church, assisted in the church services.
 Andy Bettwy, Jr., of this city, who has made great success of the business of hog raising, was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week from his s'hog ranch out on the Nogales Tue son road. What Andy don't know about hogs is not worth know ing. As president and manager of the Santa Cruz Hog Company, Inc., Andy says he is going to put Santa Cruz county on the map as an ideal place for rais- ing swine.
 Mrs. A. L.. Lewis, after an extended visit at Fort Leaven- worth, Kansas. with her daught- CT Catherine. wife of Colonel John A. Maull, U. S A., has re- turned to Nogales, accompanied by her daughter. From here the ladies will go 10 Hermosillo