The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1924-07-19

for beef cattle.
Ben Burman of Clint, Texas,
is visiting in the city, a guest Of
his former business partner,
Ben Goldman, proprietor of The
Bazaar. Mr.. Burman is accom-
panied by his wife, two child.
rem, mother in law and brother.
in law. The trip from Texas
was made by automobile.
J. T. Garrett, of Tnbac, where
he has resided many years, was
a county seat visitor Wednes
day, being accompanied by his
friend Mr.. Harvey, who is a
guest at the Garrett home. Mr..
Garrett is a candidate for super.
visor from the second district,
subject to the Democratic pri.
mary election.
An examination for the posi-.
ton of Inspector, Inspectress
and Clerk will be held at the
post Office in this city on July
&c, 1924. For application blanks,
and for full information relative
to the examination, qualifica-
tions, duties, salaries. ETC., ad
dress Secretary, Board of Civil
Service Examiners, Post Office,
City.
W. Beckford Kibbey, Jr. own.
err of the Alamo ranch in the
Altar, Sonora, district, spent
several days in Nogales this
week on business connected with
the shipment of a trainload of
cattle to Mexico City. through
this port of entry. The cattle
we're sold to Ramon Elias, for.
merly of this city, who now re.
sides ia Ell Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Wright
and children, formerly of this
city, now residents of Culiacan,
Sinaloa, where Mr.. Wright is
agent for Henry Ford, we're in
the city this week en- route to
the Pacific coast where they will
spend the remainder of the sum
mer. Mr.. Wright was formerly
cashier of the Nogales National
Bank. He and his family have
many friends in Nogales.
William D. Gray, owner of the
Gray Brothers group of copper
mines situated adjoining the g.
r mines 10 the Patagonia dis.
trict, this county, was in No
gales Wednesday on business
connected with the leasing and
bonding of the property to Los
Angeles capitalists. Consider.
alton said to be 100000. Ac.
tive development of the mines,
with large force of meh, will
commence at once.
Fred Valenzuela, an over seas
boy OF Patagonia, who is now
member of the United States
customs force at Naco, visited
Nogales Sunday. being accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Luz
Valenzuela, of Patagonia, where
the Valenzuela family have re-
sided many years. Fred is en-.
joying his vacation with his
folks at Patagonia where the
climate at this time of the year
can't be beat in America.
A resolution was passed by
the Santa Cruz County Taxpay.
ers' Association, at a recent
meeting held in this city, com.
mending the action Of the county
board of supervisors in making
reductions of approximately $780,
600 in the county budget for the
coming fiscal year. Supervisors
Fred Noon and James Finley ap.
peared before the meeting and
made verbal reports showing
what cuts have been made In re-
ducing the cost of running the
county government.
Fred Hilliker, president Of the
Sonora Valley Land Company
of Los Angeles, accompanied by
party of land buyers. arrived
from the coast Wednesday and
the same day departed for his
company's big tract of land near
Noria, Sonora. The long cross
country trip from Los Angeles
to Noria, was made by automo'
bile driven by Mr.. Hilliker, who
has just sold a big tract of So
nora land to experienced farm.
ers, who, with their families. will
come to Sonora to reside.
Writ G.. Bowman, chairman of
the Arizona delegation to the
now historic 1924 Democratic