The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-01-10

| L bOoI GU va v Z
J Club in Nogales, Sonora.
| Mrs. Minnie Ashburn, widow
of the late Oscar F. Ashburn,
| prominent Santa Cruz county
rancher and stockraiser, was a
visitor in Nogales Monday from
the great Pennsylvania ranch
near Patagonia, the home of the
| Ashburns tor many years.
About 200 members of the No
gales lodge of Elks are expected
to attend the annual re union to
be held next Tuesday night at
Elks Club. There will be an in.
teresting boxing program, selec
tons by a male quartette and
music by Peltier's famous Or.
chestra. A bully" time is as
sured.
State Senator Fred Golfer of
Apache county, Senator T. S.
Kimball Of Graham county, and
@. M. lander of the state high.
way department, we're visitors
here Thursday for conferences
with State Senator Leslie c..
Hardy, and Writ G. Bowman,
vice chairman of tbs State Dem.
ocratic Central Committee.
Monday in the superior court,
Judge Gerald Jones of Pima
county, presiding, Mrs. Minnie
Ashburn, widow of the late Os.
car r. Ashburn, prominent San
ia Cruz county stockraiser, kill
ed in an automobile accident re.
Gently, was appointed executrix
of Der dead husbands estate,
which is valued at 100000.
Under Sheriff n. J. Patterson
and Deputy Sheriff James Kane
returned Thursday from the
state prison at Florence, where
they took John Candelario, who
will serve term of from five to
eight years for stabbing Joe Cor.
rales with table fork during a
New Years dance at Patagonia.
Joe is recovering at a local hos
pital.
Former County Attorney w.
A. OConnor, who is United
States Commissioner, is opening
handsome new law Offices in the
Cumming building, first door
south Of E. K. Cumming real es,
tate Office on Grand avenue.
Judge O'Connor is one of the
most brilliant attorneys in Ari
IONA, where he has successfully
practiced his profession many
years.
Fred H. Hilliker, president of
the Sonora Valley Land Com
pany, which owns valuable land
at Noria, Sonora. Mexico, was a
Nogales visitor the forepart of
the week. He was returning
to his home in Los Angeles from
an extended visit to his com.
pany's big ranches in the south
country, where his son, Fred H.
Hilliker, Jr., is in charge of
ranch operations.
At the meeting of directors of
the Nogales Chamber of Com.
MERGE held Thursday night the
following officers we're elected
far the ensuing year: Presi
dent, DR.. A. L. Gustetter; E. K.
Cumming, Vice President; II.
G. Wright, Second Vice Presi
dent; W. G. Phillips, Treasurer.
A joint meeting with the No.
gales, Sonora Chamber of Com.
MERGE will be held January %.
About 100 men and women OF
Long Beach, California, will pass
through Nogales on a Mexican
trade excursion to be conducted
January II to 20, under the aus,
pices of the Long Beach Cham
Der of Commerce. The first day
out, Sunday, January IS. will be
spent in Nogales, and stops will
be made at Hermosillo, Quay
mas, and other points on the
West Coast of Mexico, as far
south as Topic.
Joaquin Terrazas, for several
years popular consul here for
the Mexican government, has
resigned that important position
to devote all his attention to pri.
vate business here and on the
West Coast of Mexico. He has
been succeeded @. Palacios Roji,
former Mexican consul at Doug,
las, Arizona. Guillermo Robin.
son, vice consul here, has gone