The border vidette., 1921-02-05

Nogales last Thursday on official business. MT. Colvin IS well known in Nogales where he re- sided nun Der of years ago.
 Next Wednesday evening the Nogales Chamber of Commerce will be hosts at an informal re- ception and smoker given in the Hidalgo Theatre in Nogales, So nora. in honor of the Los An geles eXcursionists, en route to the West Coast of Mexico. The excursion train will arrive Wed nesday. With Dr. Grstetter as chairman of the entertainment committee, in charge, the success of the reception is assured.
 MT. Richard Zellner, the we'll known Los Angeles piano man, is & visitor in Nogales, for the first time in year. Friends 8 of MT. Zellner here and throughout the state of Sonora, where he is favorably known, will be pleased to learn that be has fully recov- during which he was confined in g. Los Angeles hospital. He may decide to establish a branch music house in Nogales in the near future.
 The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Noga- les Chamber of Commerce was held last Thursday evening, those present being President Ia r h Barry, J. c. Barnes, H. M. Clagett, B. K. Cumming, J. w. Edwards, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, Manuel Escalada, A. M. Gillespie, Robt. E. Lee, Hugo Miller. Benj. J. Jones, A. R. Griffith, Dr. NJ. A. Wuersch- midt, G. H. Madden.
 O. z. Stocker, from his great ranch in the Yaqui River valley, en route to Los Angeles for visit with bis family, was a stop over visitor in the city couple of days this week. He reported conditions in the south country much improved under President Obregon's leadership, and there is a feeling throughout the coun- try that Mezico's internal troub- les are now ended. Mr. Stocker owns one of the finest farms in the Yaqui River country, where he has resided many years.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman has re- turned from a successful busi ness trip to Hermosillo, where he sold his big Marmon automo. bile to Governor Pima of Sonora. MT. Bowman reports business greatly improved in the state capital where at the present time there are many Americans who contemplate investing in mines and land. The hotels are crowded, and Mine Host Pellier of The Arcadia, and Mine Host Marks of Hotel Cohen, are wear ing broad smiles of contentment. They say business is better than it has been in ten years.
 MT. James V. Robins, of El Paso, Texas, has become asso- cisted with County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer in the prac tice of law. MT. DeRiemer au- nounces that he will appoint MT. Robins as his assistant county attorney just as soon as he has been admitted to practice in Ari- zoua.t Attorney Robins is gra- duate of the law school of Notre Dame University, and has for several years practiced in El Pa so. He is also a member of the bar of the state of New Mexico. THE BORDER VIDETTE welcomes the gentleman to Nogales.
 Last Sunday Hon. James D. Barry, the we'll known, promin- ent Tucson attorney at law, who resided in Nogales, when he was associated with his brother, Hon. Frank J. Barry, in the practice of law, was visitor in Nogales with old friends and acquaint ances. MT. Barry, who now en- joys a large practice in Pima county, accompanied his estim- able wife and little daughter to Nogales, where they are now visiting relatives and friends. The Barrys have <host of friends, who are always glad to welcome them back home."
 The forepart of the week T. G. Wright, local agent for the Southern Pacific Company, re- ceived word from the committee of