El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
WOMAN ALLEGED
OPIUM 5NUGGLER
Troop Patrol at Nogales Is
Changed; Many So
cial Affairs.

Nogales, Ariz., May 1.-TWO arrests
have been made at NOgales for opium
smuggling. Anita Sabe, an American
woman, was taken by mounted inspect
or Harry A Smith, at the guard at the
SOnOita avenue bridge and ten tins OF
opium were found concealed on her
person by Mrs. E. K. Cumming, inspect
or IN the customs service. The woman
was arrested and given a hearing be-
lore u. 5. commissioner A. 7. Bird and
bound over to the L. :. grand jury, IN
session at Phoenix. She was taken to
Phoenix by deputy L. 3 marshal Z. j.
Taylor and accompanied by the wit
nesses, Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Cumming,
and indicted by the grand jury. Anita
saba has been in NOgaIes some years
and has had similar charges against
her before.
Carlos Losoza was arrested on .
charge OF opium smuggling and con-
tessed to having taken two ship
ments OF opium from NOgales to Los
Angeles and San Francisco for $50
per trip. LOsOza had preliminary
hearing before L. 5. commissioner A.
I. Bird and upon his confession was
taken to Phoenix, accompanied by Gus
toms agent H S. Creighton and inspect
or George Sayre for witnesses to ap-
pear before the L. s. grand jury.
The accused stated that a Mexican
clerk in Chinese store in NOgales, So
nora, gave him each time at the sta
ton at NOgales a ticket and baggage
check, and upon arrival at his desu"
nation he delivered the check to a given
address and received his pay
Dan Quinn, a Chinese merchant on
Nelson avenue at NOgales-is alleged to
have been assaulted by Jose Marcos, a
Mexican, with the intent to rob and
murder. Failing in his alleged attempt
the Mexican escaped to the Sonora side,
where he was taken into custody.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Thomas and D. r.
Kensley have arrived in Nogales from
Greenwood, Miss, to reside peTma-
nently.
Heavy Mexican Mail Receipts.
During the past u months $4,000
registered letters and packages have
passed through the NogaIes postoffice
into Mexico. The average weight Of
the packages was three pounds, over
127 tons.
The county board Of supervisors and
county surveyor H. G. GlOre were sur
veying several roads In the Elgin vi
entity for the convenience Of the nu-
merous new settlers coming into that
district and demonstrating. A road was
surveyed to connect with the state
highway about five miles from the
station that will give short distances to
Tucson and Fairbsnk
H. N Clagett and A. S. Noon have
returned from months stay in sonora
installing machinery for the house OF
Roy & TItcOmb at NOgales.
Customs collector Con O'Keefe,
agent h 5 Creighton and inspector
Georges Sayre, OF NOgales, have been
attending the session Of the L. s. court
at Phoenix. The court IS presided over
by Judge Hunt, Of Montana having
been sent by the department Of JUS
tee, since the confirmation of judge
sloan IS yet pending In the senate and
Arizona is without a [. s. judge
Mrs h. NJ Clagett entertained at a
rEERnr10n ford
street Mesdames Mary Christ and Ed
ward T1tcOmb received with the host
ess, Mrs. A. L. Gusteller presiding at
the punch bowl and the Soto orches-
ira furnishing music.
A Chinaman, who went by the name
OF Lem sing, In Nogales. Sonora, where
ne had store, has turned up in Chi
cago before the L. 5. commissioner
there on charge Of being illegally in
me country and has been traced to
NOgales, sonora Dispositions Of two
witnesses, Rafael S. Lopez. owner Of
the store used by the Chinaman. and
C. Bernard. in charge OF the Mexican
lmmig grafton service who Immediately
recognized the Chinaman from a pho
tograph. were taken for use in the
case
Mrs. Marion S. MacCarty. wife Of
agent MacCarthy, at Alamos,
Mexico, was one among the big number
OF Americans leaving Mexico through
Nosales en- route to the east
Troops II and K Of the Fourth u S.
cavalry, stationed at NOgaIeS and I.O-
chiel will return to Fort Huachuca for /
target practice and troops @ and II will
be stationed IN their stead at Nogales
and LochieL
Social Affairs.
Mrs. J. f. Mcintyre entertained q
number Of friends at bridge whist at
her home on Elm street. Carnations
We're given as fsvOrs and used for
decorations Those present were: Mes
DANES T. n. Van Mourick. N Marstel-
ler. Otto Herold. Phil Herold. Theron
richardson, Con O'keefe, G. A Fled
Ter. George Eamshaw. A. Y. DYE. A T
BIRD, A L. Gustetter. Harold Creighton
~ H. Barr, w +. OvertOn. ". G. Bulge.
l. BurEoOn. F. Titcomb, Mary Christ
p Kingsley. Il. NJ Clagett and Miss
WrOtnoski.
Mrs. W. c. Bulge and Mrs. 7 Burgoop
were hOstesses at bridge party atlthe
home Of Mrs BurgoOn, on Crawford
street Those who attended were:
Mesdames l. H Watkins. Frank
Fitch, H. n. Clagett. L Hayes. w.
Schuckmann, L S. HUdgin. c. NJ. Rath-
burn, E. TitcOmb, Edwards. Karnes.
Jones, Shelby, A. T. Bird, A. L. Gus
letter, Theron Richardson, Lulu r
Wood, L. o. Dodge, A. J. BIiIliken. D.
Z. Smelling, F. J. HObsOn, Emory ChaI- Z
FAINT l. w Mix. W F. Overton, Miss I
Mix, L. BOnillas, Miss Boniuas. A. V.
Dye, F. " Van Mourick, NJ. Mar I
steller, Otto Herold, Phil Herold. J. D.
Mcintyre, Con O'Keefe. G. A. Ffeldlen
b. h Cumming, A T. Abbott. ". Eilers
H. 5 Creighton, H X ChenOweth. W a /
OCOnnor. G. H. Madden, H r. KELSEY
Mary Christ, Miss WrOtnoski
Mrs. NJ T. Holden. who had been i'll 3
some weeks at the St JOsephs hospital .
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