The border vidette., 1922-07-29

States, was in from the state highway the forepart of the week. The state highways be ing built under MT. Jenkins' per sOnal supervision, are second to none built anywhere.
 Mir. Frank Lown and family are sojourning in California, | where Mir. Lown motored last week, accompanied by his two sisters in law. Mrs. Lown and the baby, accompa panied by Mrs Lown's mother, made the trip to Los Angeles by train, leaving Nogales last Sunday.
 The great copper mines at Cananea, Sonora, will re open about the fifteenth of August, according to an announcement made at the luncheon of the Kiwanis Club at the Cosmopoli tan Cafe, last Thursday, by Ale jandro Vlllasenor, former presi- dente of Nogales, Sonora.
 w. E. (Ellie) Karns, junior member of Karns Bros, Inc. has been stepping on air this week, as a result of the arrival at his home last Sunday night of a cute girl baby. Both mother and little one are doing nicely and Daddy Karns and Grand Dad Ham blin, are as proud as pea cocks.
 After enjoying an extended | visit in NogaleS as guests of Io MT. and Mrs. Norman Pomeroy, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Pomeroy of Pueblo, Colorado, last Monday departed for California, thence home. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Kunkle, sister of MT. Pomeroy.
 Tom Fraser and Pat Patter- son, prominent Patagonia demo crats, attended the Hunt meeting last Sunday night, from Patago mia, where Former Governor Hunt spoke to large audiance of democrats and republicans in the afternoon, against the pro posed amendments to the con- stitution of Arizona.
 MT. Dave Loeb, proprietor of The Popular, has returned from a visit to his old home in Ger many. MT. Loeb's aged mother died eleven days after he arriv, ed to visit her at her home in Germany. En route home he stopped in New York and Chi cago, to purchase goods for his mammoth haberdashry on Mor- ley avenue.
 This week J. B. Bristol, secre- tary of the Chamber of Com. merce, sent out a three page bulletin to more than two hun dred and fifty members of that live wire organization which has been of incalculable benefit to NogaleS and Santa Cruz county. during the strenuous years of civil war in the republic south of the border.
 Sheriff Harry J. Saxon has decided that in future all federal prisoners placed in the county jail, here, will be immediately transferred to Tucson where quarters have been provided for I eleven federal prisoners were taken to Tucson in automobiles by Deputy United States Mar shal Jay Lowe.
 Chaperoned by Mrs. Gamby and Miss Genevieve Larrieu, the following Nogales Camp Fire Girls are enjoying an outing at Monkey Springs, where there is one of the most wonderful swim ming pools in the state: Georgia Larrieu, Tillie Mendelowit, Le anna Roper, Blanche Gamby, Maria Grijalva, Esther Grayson, and Miss Audrey Baker of Ben son, guest.
 Early Thursday morning the tailor shop conducted by G. An derson, and the Home Restaur- ant, located in the Pat Hannah building in Morley avenue were destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The prompt work of the Nogales Fire Department con- fined the flames to the tailor shop and restaurant building, and prevented the loss of valu- able property.
 Hon. George A. Olney, one of Arizora'S most prominent citi zens, who for many years has engaged in the cattle business in tbe Sait RiVar and GiIa Va l.