The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1924-06-07

anu Will DO uOuOb receive EIcSl
dent Coolidge's signature today,
according to advice received in
Nogales from Senator Ralph H.
Ca meron at Washington. The
bill provides for S., 100000 for
construction of dam near San
Carlos, Arizona, on the ella
river which will provide water
for the irrigation of $4,000 acres
of land, at the present time
waste.
A presidential salute of Fl
guns will be given President
Ooregon on his arrival here at
noon today, according to an
nouncement made by Col. Wood
son Hooker, commanding officer
of the 25th U. S. Infantry and
personal representative of Presi
dent Coolidge TO meet President
Oregon here. Col. Hooker says
he will do thing possible to
assist in making the visit of
Mexico's president to the border
success.
Colby N. Thomas, mining man
Of Phoenix, who engaged in
mining in Santa Cruz county
some years ago, was a Nogales
visitor Wednesday. He and his
nephew, Hugh Thomas, of Phoe.
nix, were on their way home
from the state of Sinaloa, Mex
leo, where they are interested in
a wonderful gold mine which is
being worked by a group of
Salt River valley investors, who
acquired the property before the
Madero revolution in Mexico.
Former State Senator Jack
Schleimer of Santa Cruz county,
who now makes his home in los
Angeles, will arrive in Nogales
today to help celebrate the visit
of President Obregon in Mega.
les. Senator Schleimer, who is
a personal friend Of Mexico's
chief executive. will be accom-
panied Harry Chandler of the
Los Angeles Times, according
to telegram received by Bert
Schleimer, local realty dealer.
who is brother of the ex state
senator.
Bonsal Noon, son of Attorney
and Mrs. Fred Noon of this city,
who was recently admitted to
the Arizona bar. has entered the
law Office of his father with
whom be will practice his pro.
fession under the firm name of
Noon & Noon. Bonsal recently
graduated with high honors from
the University of Arizona and
we predict for him a bright fut
ure in his chosen profession.
His father is one of Arizona's
leading attorneys. Noon & Noon
have handsome offices in the
Noon building on Grand Ave.
John Hughes, owner of the
famous Cave Club and the Con
cordia Cafe, has become inter.
ested in the beautiful Southern
Club, in Nogales, Sonora, which
has been conducted under the
personal management Of James
N. Crofton Of San Diego, Cal.
ifornia. The Southern Club is
now owned by John Hughes and
Arturo Cubillas, who will make
a number of needed improve.
ments in the big club, which has
an international reputation for
it's high class entertainments.
Dan Lynch, of San Diego fame,
will be assistant manager at the
Southern Club.
Ambos Nogales is all set to
give President 'Alvaro Oregon
of, Mexico rousing welcome
upon his arrival in the city at
noon today, from Hermosillo,
where a grand ball was held last
night in honor of President Obre.
gon, who will be the city's guest
today ard tomorrow Nogales
is all dolled up in honor of Pre-
sident Oregon, who is held in
high esteem by hosts of friends
in the border cities, where he
resided before going to the Mex
lean national capital. Governor
George w. P. Hunt of Arizona
will be among the many distin.
guished Americans to welcome
President Obregon to Nogales at
noon today, at which time the
gorgeous special presidential
train will arrive from Hermo.
sillo.
Carl l.. Scheler, who with Mike
Hogan has a two.year lease on
the great Worlds Fair mine in