The border vidette., 1923-04-21

Monday night Mrs. Josephine
A. Saxon received a telephone
message from her daughter Mrs.
P.~J. Munich in Phoenix, stating
that Mr.. Munch's brother John
Munich, had just died in Phoe-
nix, where he had been visiting
the Munich family from Seneca,
Kansas, to which place the body
was taken for burial. Deceased
was an experienced printer, we'll
known in Kansas. Recently
he visited Nogales couple OF
days with his brother Pete, who
accompanied the body east.
Following are The suppliment.
al bids for the erection of the
new federal building soon to be-
built in Nogaies, corner of Nor
ley avenue and Hudgin street.
which were opened on April IL.
according to Postmaster Beatty:
Joseph G. Miller of Campbells-
vile, KY; $1O4 600; Farmer &
Son, Nogales, Arizona; $95, 48O;
Chas. Weit2s Sons, Des Noises,
sos, 900; Devault & Deedrick, of
Canton, Ohio, 1925 The gov.
ernment appropriated $4,000
for the erection and furnishing
Of the new federal building.
According to j. S. Jennings,
efficient, accommodating local
manager of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co. new
cable costing $4,000. will be in.
stalled in Nogales this summer,
id the Northern Grand avenue
district in Nogales, Arizona, and
on the Sonora side, in the Co.
lonia Moderna district. Mana
ger Jennings states that when
the new improvements now con.
tenn plated, are completed, his
company will have made a total
of $4,000 additional investment
in Nogales in 1923. During the
first of this year, switchboards
costing S8, 900, were installed.
Yesterday Harry A. Woodruff,
vice president and general man.
ager of the United States Gra-
phite Company, departed for
Saginaw, Michigan, where the
main Offices aud big factory Of
his company are located. Mr..
Woodruff has been on a visit to
his company's great praphite
mines in Sonora, near Minas
Prietas, from which regular
shipments of very high.grade
ore are made through the Portof
Nogales, to Saginaw. C.F. Hol-
Ter, for many years one of the
most competent reliable customs
house brokers on the interna.
tional border, is local agent for
Mr.. Woodruff's company.
Hon. Frank ]. Barry, member
Of the we'll known law firm or
Barry. Hardy and Hardy, Of
this city, and for over twelve
years engaged in the practice Of
corporation, mining and land
laws in Arizona and the West
Coast of Mexico, announces the
opening of Offices for the general
practice of law at 1130 Bank of
Italy Building, 9TH and Olive
streets, Los Angeles. Mr.. Bar
ry, who went to the City Of An
gels recently to locate, is a high.
class lawyer, brilliant orator
and gentleman who is held in
high esteem by a wide circle of
friends and acquaintances here
all of whom wish him great sue.
cess, always. Mr.. Barry and
family now make their home in
Los Angeles.
Early Thursday morning fire
of unknown origin. destroyed g.
number of places of business on
the east side Gale Elias, in No
gales, Sonora, between Hotel
Central and the two story build
ing owned by Don Manuel Mas.
carenas, including The White
Front Bar, Sinaloa Restraint,
White Front Restaurant and the
White Front Barber Shop, all of
which were completely wiped
out. The Nogales, Arizona fire
department. under the direction
of Assistant Chief A. S. Noon,
and the fire fighters of Nogales,
Sonora. headed by Gus Escobosa
and Guillermo Mascarenas, did
good work in confining the fire
to the ones story buildings and
without doubt prevented the
loss of thousands of dollars in
property.
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