The border vidette., 1922-06-10

Frank E. Cole, as clerk and | treasurer of Nogales has saved the city thousands of dollars by the efficient manner he has handl- ed the city's finances.
 Mrs. Frank Lynch and little son, from Fl Paso. have arrived in the city to join Mir. Lynch, who recently became cashier of the Nogales National Bank.
 Miss Margaret Lawton daught 1 CT of Harry Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of 1 the Southern Pacific of Mexico, en route to Los Angeles, was a stopover visitor in Nogales last Wednesday, from Empalme. Under the supervision of the playground committee Of Ridge Igo post of the American Legion of Nogales, exercises will be held at the High School campus Mon day night at 8 o'clock, marking the opening of the playground movement of the city.
 General Superintendent J. B. | Finley of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was a visitor at No gales Thursday, having come to the border to meet President 1 Titcomb, who is now in the south country on a tour of inspection. Mir. Finley makes his headquart CTS at Empalme.
 John A. Mcdonald, from Pata ,i or this week, on private busi ness. John and his partner, Tom Fraser, have just com pleted their contract with the city of Nogales, and now Noga 1 les has an abundance of water second to none in the state. Monte Mansfield, one of Tue sons successful automobile deal l CTS, spent several hours in No gales last Tuesday, from the "ancient and honorable" pueblo, of which Monte is an hOnored native son. Monte often motors up to tue border city to enjoy a couple of hours with old friends, | and incidently "cool off"
 Charles Dunbar, brother of Miss Jessie Dunbar, arrived in the city last Monday from Bowl ing Green, Kentucky, being ac companied by Jack Powers of Bisbee. The cross country trip was made by automobile. From here MT. Powers went to Bisbee, thence to California, with the long distance motorcade.
 This morning MT. A. M. Con- ard, successful land promoter, formerly of this city now of Los Angeles. where he and his es- timable family reside, was a l passenger on the southbound train, for Hermosillo, where he went on business for his com pany which owns 13O,OOO acres of splendid land, near that city.
 w. W. Keyte, we'll known pop ular insurance man, who has been connected with the Nogales Insurance Agency for the past nectiou with that agency, and has gone into business for him self. Bills many friends join in wishing him good luck. He now represents the Marsh McLennan insurance companies.
 Sergeant Arthur Juengling, who was killed when an airplane piloted by Lieut.. B. F. Jenkins, reserve officer, crashed into 8 mountain near El Paso last week, was we'll known in Nogales and Douglas, where he was formerly stationed with the Twelfth aero squadron. He was 21 years of age, his home being iu Colum bia. Ill.,, to which place the body was shipped for burial.
 Last night the city's new cleo. trically driven pump at the wat CT works on the river. was con nected up with the new well, and now Nogales has an abund ance of water for all purposes. The well was dug by Contrac. tors Fraser and Mcdonald. as per plans and specifications fur. nished by Engineer l.. c. Kel. sey. Engineer A. S. Noon su. perintended the installation ot the pump.
 Everybody in Nogales who knew General William Sage when he was commander of the 1 Twelfth Infantry, stationed in NoooIoo dnripo tho ha attla 0r thc