The border vidette., 1923-04-07

J visited Nogales last Saturday
and Sunday, were royalty enter
tanned while here, and glad they,
came.
Tomorrow about thirty Los
Angeles bankers and business
men will visit Nogales, as guests
of the Southern Arizona Power
Company, which recently pur.
chased Nogales' two big power
plants. The visitors will be met
at Tucson by q committee from
the Chamber of Commerce.
Hon. Theodore S. Marsh, of
this city, former State Repre-
entative in the Legislature from
Santa Cruz county, and one of
the brightest women in the state,
has been appointed secretary of
the board of regents of the Un
diversity of Arizona, and Cleve
Van Dyke of Miami, mas been
appointed treasurer. The first
meeting of the new board was
held at the U. of A. last Wed
nesday afternoon.
| w. F. Pierce, from his farm
in Parker Canon, was business
visitor at the county seat this
/ week a couple of days. Mr..
Pierce has recently perfected an
invention, the proceeds of which
should make him a wealthy man.
He has offered Henry Ford an
interest in his wonderful inven
tion which will no doubt cause
Henry to sit up and take no.
tice." It looks like a sure win.
ner. Here's hoping.
John Cameron, of Culiacan,
Sinaloa, where he owns valuable
real estate, went south the fore.
part of the week with. ccnsign.
ment of American mules, which
he bought here for the United
Sugar Company at Los Mochis.
Mr.. Cameron's many friends in
Arizona will be glad to learn he
is prospering in the wonderful
south country, where he and
Mrs. Cameron have pleasant
home, and broad acres of fertile
land with an abundance of water.
Captain l.. w. Mix, Nogales
capitalist, and Mrs. Mix are en-
joying an outing down the West
Coast of Mexico. They will be
absent from Nogales about ten
days. during which they will
visit Hermosillo, Guaymas, Culia
can and Mazatlan. Captain Mix
was one of the principal stock,
holders of the Nogales Electric
Light & Power Company recent.
ly sold to the Southern Arizona
Power Company, which also &C.
ouired the Arizona Gas & Elec.
trio Company of this city.
This week Contractor Tim.
brook has been busy remodeling
and improving John Hughes
famous Cave Club in Nogales, So
nora, and now that unique pleas.
ure resort-all under ground
has all other attractions across
the border beat mile, then
some. The best jazz orchestra
and other musical attractions,
regardless of cost, will be pro
vided by Mr. Hughes, who is a
prince of entertainers who at all
times caters to the best, and
makes it rule to provide the
best of everything solid or liquid,
the market affords. Yesterday
Timbrook completed the install
lation of new maple flood
which will be enjoyed tonight
by patrons of The Cave.
At the regular monthly meet.
ing of City Aldermen held Mon.
| day night the contract for re!
moving Yaqui Hill and widening
Morley avenue, was awarded to
Frank Lown and Tom Woods,
we'll known local contractors.
DR.. HI. w. Purdy was appointed
by Mayor James A. Harrison as
City Health Officer. The coun.
Gil also decided to observe
"Clean up and Paint up Week"
by calcimining and painting the
City Hall. An offer from the
City of Nogales, Sonora, for the
purchase of the fire hydrants,
replaced by new ones, when the
new pipe line system was install
ed, was rejected, as the council
intends to place the old hydrants
in other parts of the city, thus
! giving the residential sections
more and better fire protection.
The fourth annual mems sin.
giles tennis championship for
Santa Grnz c0untv ia Schndu1od