The border vidette., 1924-04-19

is on the sick list at his home on
Marsh Heights.
George D. Gross and F. O..
Stowe, pioneer mining men from
the Mowry district. were county
seat visitors Wednesday of this
week, on private business. Some
day these old boys will strike
pay dirt and receive their re.
ward for many years of toiling
in mother earth-with the big
ore body just ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Milliken
have returned from an extended
automobile trip of the Pacific
coast and the state of Washing.
ton. Mr.. Milliken resigned the
important position of chief Of
the U. S. immigration service in
Nogales, to accept more lucra.
tive position with the Arizona
Cotton Growers Association, of
Phoenix.
Mexico has placed an embargo
prohibiting the bringing into
that country of any livestock
from California counties effected
by the hoof and mouth disease,
it was announced Thursday by
Joaquin Terrazas, Mexican con
sui in Nogales, ARIZONA. The
embargo does not forbid the i'm
portation of livestock from other
California districts.
Mrs. H. A. Sibbett arrived
Wednesday from Esperanza, &C.
companying to Nogales the re-.
mains of David Richardson, Jr..
of Los Angeles, who was killed
in an automobile accident near
Cajeme Sunday. David Richard.
sons father, the late David Rich.
ardson, Sr., was one of the or.
iginal promoters and former pre-.
sident of the Richardson Con.
struction Co.
w. P. Briggs, former railway
agent for the Southern Pacific
of Mexico, in Nogales, Sonora,
now superintendent of the Unit
ed Sugar company railroad in
Sinaloa, with headquarters at
Los Mochis, has been spending
several days in Nogales. Bill
has many friends in Nogales
who will be pleased to learn that
he is prospering in the wonder
country south of the information.
al border.
H. r. Renshaw, II. N. Rem.
shaw, Hugo Miller, Ro5t. Palms,
Owen Walker. Leroy Weyrick
and G. G. Cheshire make up the
Nogales Rifle clubs squad to go
to Fort Huachuca for the state
rifle shoot May 3 and 4. From
this number a team of five men
will be selected to represent the
Nogales club. The National
Guard, the army and civilian
clubs from throughout the state
will participate in the shoot.
The Cia. Industrial de Navo.
joa, S. A.. sole agent in Mexico
for the Sonora brewery, for
which Charley Kisselbach is
local agent, is installing a nam,
moth cooling system in the big
cave of the company's warehouse
in Nogales. Sonora. second to
none in the state. The installa.
tion work is being done under the
personal supervision of Richard
Creger, we'll known in Arizona
| and Sonora mechanical circles.
Attorney James D. Barry, for.
merly of Nogales where be prac.
ticed law with his brother Frank
J. Barry, now of Los Angeles,
was business visitor in the city
Wednesday, from Tucson, where
be is successfully engaged in the
practice of his profession. Jim
Barry is a high class lawyer and
a gentleman of the old school,
He has scores of personal friends
in Nogales who always are pleas
ed to welcome him back to the
best town on the border.
| Harry G. Woodruff, vice pre-.
sident and manager of the Unit
ed States Graphite company, o1
Saginaw, Michigan, where the
main Offices and big factory ol
the company are located. passed
through Nogales last Tuesday
on his way to his company's
great producing mines in So
nora. G. F. Holler, we'll known
local commission man, is agen'
on the international border fol
the United States Graphite com
pany. which makes regular ship
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