The border vidette., 1921-11-12

has been issued by Secretary ot
 the Treasury De la Huerta
 abolishiDg the duty on imported
 cattle and horses, which in fut
 ure will enter Mexico free of al
 duty.
 Captain l.. w. Mix, president
 and o. B. Glover, secretary oi
 the Nogales Oil & Gas Company
 have this week been in Tucson
 and Phoenix on business con.
 nected with the local oil com
 pany. They made the trip by
 automobile.
 Dr. A. H. Hoeffer, president
 of the Hermoslllo brewery, was
 a business visitor in the city the
 forepart of the week, from the
 Sonora capital city, where for
 many years he has made his
 home. From here the doctor
 went to Douglas.
 Thursday evening at the Cos mopOlltan Cafe in Nogales, So- nora. Col. A. J. MacNab. com manding officer of the 25th Ia fantry, U. $. A., was the guest of honor at luncheon, which was attended by Mexican off cialS and American army officers
 State Commander Duane Bird of the American Legion, and other members of the Legion, who attended the annual con- ven tion of the American Legion at Kansas City, report having had d grand time. Commander Bird was accompanied by his wife.
 Clarence P. Wood bury, secre- tary of the real estate depart ment of the state of Arizona, was visitor in Nogales this week a couple of days on official busi- ness connected with his depart ment. From here MT. Woodb bury went to Douglas, thence to Bis bee and Yuma.
 Tuesday James B. Finley. general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, re- turned to his post after visit to Tucson. MT. Finley made the trip south in his private car 'Sonora, which was sent to the border to meet him.
 Suit for $2,OOO damages was filed last Tuesday by Louis Oldesdore, proprietor of the Mon tezuma hotel, against the City of Nogales, for damages caused by the city shutting off the water at the Montezuma hotel, recent ly. Attorney Duane Bird repre- sents MT. Oldesdore.
 pr. Bfm Smith. formerly. Of Hermosillo, now proprietor of the Indian Hot Springs, Arizona, was a Nogales visitor this week. The popular medico, who is we'll and favorable known in Nogales | and throughout the state of | has gone to Los Ange- les On private business.
 Tuesday evening at the Trinity Congregational church, Rev. O. l A. Smith, officiating, James G. Kane and Miss Rose Farley | were united in marriage. The l newly weds. who have the best " "lSdSS O1 b w W1OO SlO O1 will make their home on the | Kane ranch near the city.
 Last Tuesday Spiro Proto, president of the Arizona Gas & Electric Company, received from his old home in Greece, announcing the death of ] his mother. To MT. Proto, his sister Anita, and other members of the Proto family in this city, we extend our sympathy.
 J. A. Whitton. who was arrest ed here last Saturday night and taken to Tucson, has been held to the Superior Court in the sum of S25OOO. Whitton, alias J. B. Smith, is charged with forging ! check for $8. 40. Unable to Furish bond, the accused man is now in the Pima county jail.
 Fred. C Emery, successful nine operator, accompanied by ] number of his associates, went south to Noria, Sonora, last Wednesday, on a visit of inspec- jion of his company's mining properties. MT. Emery is arrang- ng to actively operate mines near Noria. A large force of nen will be imployed, it is said.