The border vidette., 1917-03-24
BOOSTERS WELL PLEASED.
Fl Paso VisitorsseWell Received by No
 gales Boosters.

ness and pleasure visit to points in Arizona, including the Grand Canyon, arrived yesterday morn ing at nine thirty, one hour behind schedule time, in their splendid special train. The boost CTS were accompanied 1Gy the Sixth Infantry band.
 The visitors were met by Cap tain l.. w. Mix, acting mayor, Col. Bird, vice president of the Chamber of Commerce, Ben Evans, chairman of the Cham Der of Commerce reception committee, Secretary J. B. Bris- tol and a score of other local boosters, who joined in the big parade, and later entertained the visitors by showing them over the city in automobiles.
 Many of the visitors express ed regret that they could not remain longer in the best town they had visited since coming to Arizona.
 Through the courtesy of F. F. Rodriguez, the hardware man. the newspaper men with the party made an informal visit on General Gales, in Nogales, So- nora. and all expressed pleasure at the meeting. They also paid Mayor Cardenas of Nogales, So nora, g. high compliment for the many civic Improvements evid enced in the town across the line.
 The eXcursionists left about twelve thirty, for Tucson. They will spend Sunday at the Grand Canyon.
 The Pep, Push and Progress" bunch were glad they came. All expect to return. They will be welcome.
 Members of the party:
 El Paso Bank &5 Trust com pany, F. P. Jones, president.
 Texas Bank 6 Trust company, Hal B. Christie, cashier.
 Hotel Sheldon company, R. Burt Orndorff, president.
 Union Bank & Trust company, Max Move. cashier.
 Globe Mills, flour, Claiborne Adams, manager.
 The Myers company, agricult- ural implements, w. G. Roe, president.
 Graham Paper company. c. c. Covington, sales manager.
 Haymon Krupp 6 Co.,, dry goods and clothing, Haymon Krupp, president.
 Crombie 6 Co.,, produce and fruits, R. P. Mosson, second vice president.
 Rathbun Mix company, build ers' material, Wm. E. Mix.
 Colorado Fuel & Iron com pany, Carl A. Beers, assistant division sales agent.
 Rock Island lines, Robert R. Seeds, commercial agent.
 Futile Paint & Glass company, wholesalers, B. J. Futile, vice president.
 Kelly & Pollard, druggists, Joe Pollard.
 A. H. Hilton, hides, San An tonic, N. M.
 Kohlberg Bros, cigar manu facturers, s. Aronstein, man ager.
 El Paso Electric Railway Co.,, David Moore, commercial agent.
 Braunton & Leibert, archi- tects, Hugh Braunton.
 H. Nordwald & Go. Sues, fur niture and mattress manufact urers, Otto Nordwald, secretary.
 West Texas Fuel company, G. P. Putnam, president.
 Frost & Frost, architects, Geo. E. Frost.
 McMath Printing company, w. S. McMath, president.
 Texas & Pacific Railway com pany, D. l.. Ray, general agent.
 Southwestern Fuel company. Frank B. Ezell, manager.
 Field Parker company, metal office equipment, Robt. l.. Parker
 James A. Dick Co.,, grocers, J. A. Dick, president.
 T. H. Rogers & Co.,, furniture and carpets. R. V. Jones. man. ager.
 Fork Smith Fruit company. Issy Fork, president.
 El Paso & Southwestern Rail road Co.,, Richard Warren, gen eral agent.
 Border National Bank, T. M. Quebedeaux, vice president.
 El Paso Times, B. c. Davis,
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