The border vidette., 1922-02-04

Old Baldy and other mountains
 around NogaleS are covered witt snow. Great for the farmer anc livestock growers.
 Early Tuesday morning the fire department was called to the Central Pool Hall, where a smal.
 blaze had started. Little dam 1 age was done.
 MT. O. A. Smith, secretary oi the Association Charities of No. gales, warns merchants agains, selling merchandise to parties for the Association Charities, ,ex cept on written order signed by tue secretary.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woods, frOm their farm in the Vaughn district, this county, accompan. jed by his wife and the baby, spent Q couple of days in the city this week, being guests at The Brickwood
 ] This week two trainloads of the Sonora cattle were shipped through the Port of Nogales 10 Mexico City, by Ramon Elias | and Jose Camou and Manuel Els pinosa, owners of vast herds of l cattle iD Sonora and Arizona. Fred c. Emery, the we'll known | mining man, who now makes his headquarters in Nogales, has gone to his company's mines in Sonora, near Noria, where Frank N. Cox of this city is in charge of mining operations.
 O. K. Franklin, one of the best known mining men in tbis section who owns valuable min ing property in Santa Cruz coun- ty and in the state of Sonora, has returned from an extended business visit in New York City.
 w. J. Mitchell. from the Now. ry Mines, is visiting his family in NoRales. Reports from the old prod ucing mines are very en couraging, and the year 1922 will no doubt see a big force of men employed at the famous old camp.
 During the teachers institute 
 teacher at Camille, was guest of Captain and Mrs. Buckley, at Camp Little The ladies are sisters, being daughters of Mr. , and Mrs. John Maloney of Ruby, A Arizona.
 Today Judge Samuel Pattee of Pima county, who has been occupying Judge w. A. O'Con nor's bench, hearing the pump ing plant injunction suit, filed by w. G. Bowman against the city of Nogales, will return to Tucson.
 John Hughes, proprietor of The Cave, Nogales, Sonora's unique pleasure resort, has gone to Guaymas on pleasure bent. George Layne and Doss Weir are in charge of The Cave dur ing his absence from the city. "Nuf ced."
 Malcolm Little. Jr., bright son of MT. Malcolm Little, the we'll known corporation lawyer of this city has gone to California where e will enter the University of Southern California. His many friends here join is wishing him good luck.
 J. w. Fitzpatrick and Jack Pollock, we'll known local law yers, have formed partnership, and on Tuesday moved their law offices from the Noon building to the Nogales National Bank building The new law firm has our best wishes.
 This week Roy & Titcomb, Inc. received 8 big shipment Of lumber from the mills in the northwest. The firm has also just received several carloads of logs from the forests of Sinaloa for their local mills, which are now running full blast.
 Tuesday Ismael Magma, the new Mexican consul in Nogales, Arizona, accompanied by Ameri- can Consul Francis J. Dyer of Nogales, Sonora, paid his official respects to Mayor James A. Harrison and the Chamber of Commerce of Nogales, Arizona.
 Miss Wandyne DeCillo, lovely daughter of Mrs. Nayan H. De Cillo, of the Nogales National Bank, accompanied by Gus O. Connor. last Sunday motored down from the University of