The border vidette., 1922-02-18
After enjoying a couple of

erican consul at Guaymas, de
 parted for the bay city last i, Tuesday evening. Tuesday he
 was guest of honor at the
 weekly luncheon given at the
 Cosmopolitan Cafe by the Mo-
 gales Rotary Club.
 Last Sunday J. A. Legarra
 end Joe Wise chaperoned a party
 out to the Santa Barbara ranch
 where the day was delightfully."-
 spent hop, skipping and jump
 ing. in which out door sports
 both Joe and Joaquin excell. The only game bagRed was
 brought down by MT. Le9arra,
 who is a dead shot with rife and shot gun. MT. Wise won the foot race by @ nose"
 This week, commencing last Sunday, the grand conclave of the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M. of Arizona, the Grand Comman
 dry Knights Templar, the Royal Arch ~Masons and the Grand Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, met in the great audito rum of the Masonic Temple in Tucson. Masons and their fami | lies from all sections of the state attended the big conclave.
 The big Mardi Gras carnival February 26, P and 26th-in Nogales, Sonora, is going to be the best ever," according to Guillermo Robinson, chairman of the celebration com mittee. Business houses and fraternal orders in Nogales, Arizona, have been invited to send floats to join in the monster parade, and all are cordially invited to join in the great three-days celebra tiou.
 Attorney Charles L. Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hardy. is enjoying a visit in the city with his parents and brother Attorney Leslie c. Hardy. Since leaving NoRales couple of years ago, MT. Hardy has resided in Los Angeles, where he enjoys a splendid law practice. He re- ports Mrs. Hardy and their three | splendid boys in good health, at their pleasant home in the City | of Angels.
 The following we'll known at torneys were in attendance at the annual meeting of the State | Bar Association in Nogales last | Saturday,: Judge John H. Camp. bell, Judge Samuel l.. Pattee, | Francis Hartman, Gerald Jones, s. l.. Kingan, A. L.. Winsett, w. son, of Tucson; R. w. Kramer, James P. Lavin, w. l.. Barnum. F. c. Struckmeyer and Sidney Sapp of Phoenix; E.. l.. Green of Florence.
 George Kramer, superinten. dent of the Pullman Company on the Southern Pacific of Mex icO lines, en route south last | Thursday, announced that owing to the increase in travel between Nogales and Mazatlan, over the 1 s. P. de M., his company will in the near future sell berth reser- vations at all stations of the railroad company where tickets are sold. On his trip south Supt Kramer will install Pull man agencies all along the $. F. lines within the next ten days.
 According to American Consul F. J. Dyer of Nogales, Sonora, Arcadio Chavez, who some time ago confessed to killing Jess Fisher. an American, last May, on the Slaughter ranch twenty miles southeast of Douglas, is to be tried on charge of murder at Hermosillo, where Chavez is confined in the state prison Records of the case against the confessed murderer, have been received by Consul Dyer from the county attorney of Cochise county, and will be sent to the authorities at Hermosillo.
 Walter J. N. McCurdy, attor ney at law, from Nevada, where he has been for the past three | years, was passenger on Thurs day evenings southbound train for Empalme, Sonora, where he went on legal business. MT. l McCurdy resided in Nogales l more than twenty years ago, at which time he was connected | with the law office of Colonel | Willis Poe Harlow, long since deceased. Harlow and McCurdy | came to Nogales from Sacra- | r1ontO California Ubora Mr |