The border vidette., 1922-03-18

down from Patagonia last Mon. day evening to attend the great
 Democratic mass meeting held at The Lyric Theatre. Both are Simon: pure Democrats.
 Ton Fraser and John McDon aid, who have the contract for ! digging the new city we'll, at tended the Democratic meeting Monday night, as spectators. Work on the well is progressing in 8 satisfactory manner and the | job will be completed on sched. ule time. Tom and John sure understand their business. Francis Duffy, son of Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy of this city, has been appointed deputy county clerk by County Clerk Robt. E.. Lee. Deputy County Clerk Duffy is one of Nogales' best known young men. He is a | world war veteran, and in every way qualified to fill any position of trust. Francis makes good always.
 In a proclamation, Governor Campbell has designated Mon day, March Doth, as American Legion Employment Day. Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, commander of Ridge Igo post of the American Legion of Nogales, and State Commander Duane Bird, are taking an active interest in Elm ployment Day, which will be observed in this citv
 Between six and eight inches of snow fell in Nogales and vii cinity last Sunday, to the joy of farmers and stockraisers. The snow was general through Ari zona, and is worth a million dol lars to the State. According to Captain l.. w. Mix, the last heavy snow storm in Nogales was on March 17th, 1894, at which time ten inches of snow fell here.
 According to announcement made by Dr. A. Wallace, secre- tary of the Santa Cruz County Medical Society, in future all American physicians and sur geons, holding license to prac tice in the state of Arizona, will be permitted to practice in the state of Sonora, Mexico. Mexi can physicians and surgeons, will also be allowed to practice in the United States.
 J. E. Wise, thirty three degree Nogales booster, who is one of Santa Cruz county's largest tax payers, at last Monday nights mass meeting of Nogales Dem ocrats, was named for a place on the municipal ticket, as city alderman, by handsome vote, and his election at the election May 22nd. is assured. Last Mon day night 219 Democrats cast their vote for MT. Wise.
 Wednesday evening Secretary J. B. Bristol of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, depart ed for Phoenix where he went to confer with Hon. Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, relative to the convention in Nogales, Sonora, April 1, 2 and 8, of the Confederated Chambers of Com merce of Mexico, and the Mexi- can American excursion down the west coast of Mexico, follow ing the big convention.
 Last Monday night, as adver- tised in THE BORDER VIDETTE, Nogales Democrats held "Humdinger" mass meeting at The Lyric Theatre, and named the following candidates for mayor and councilmen to be voted for at the city election to be held on Monday, May 22nd, 1922: For Mayor, James A. liar rison. For aldermen: Ben. J. Jones, Sam Leeker, J.-C. To- vrea, J. B. Wise, A. I. Schleim- CT, T. M. Ford, sJr.
 Alex. Rossi, famous Tucson restaurant man, who has become interested in the International Casino. in Nogales, Sonora, was here Wednesday for the purpose of consulting with Henry Levin, manager of the popular Inter national Casino, regarding plans for making the social club second to none on the Mexican border. Lovers of good eats, and every thing, will be pleased to learn that Alex. Rossi is coming to the International Casino.
 Tuesday in Justice of the Peace Marsteller's court, Mir. Maurice Root, we'll known Ma