The border vidette., 1925-12-19

Charles L. Beatty, Nogales post
master, will be pleased to learn
that the genial, accommodating
captain, has been re-appointed
for another term, his nomination
having been sent to the United
States senate yesterday.
Harry Titcomb, president. and
Jack Small, vice-president and
general manager of the South.
ern Pacific of Mexico, en- route
down the West Coast of Mexico
in the private car Nayarit," F"
were in Nogales yesterday few
| hours. Mr.. Titcomb makes his
headquarters in Tucson, and Mr..
Small at Empalme.
/ A. M. Conard of Los Angeles,
who with ColonelC P. Summers
of San Francisco own the beauti.
ful Haciendas Santa Rosalia and
San Juanico, four miles from
Hermosillo, between the San
Miguel and Hermosillo rivers,
departed for Hermosillo yester-
|'day following d few days busi-
ness visit on the border.
A. G.. Heating, president. and
J. j.. Peterson, superintendent
of the Big Mining Company, now
developing silver lead mines
near Harshaw, this county, we're
visitors in the city Thursday
evening. Mr.. Heating said his
company is planning big things
for Santa Cruz county in the way
of developing a dividend, tax
paying mining property. M
At the meeting of the Board
of City Aldermen Monday night
Frank A. Krupp was unanimous
~ appointed city plumbing in
spector and has entered upon bis
new duties. Frank at the pres
ent time is doing the plumbing
work at the Zlnsmeister Dude
Rancho near Patagonia, where
Burton & Moody. local contrac
tors, are erecting a number of
modern residences for Lee and
Carl Zinsmeister, at q cost OF
$4,000.
Billy Finley, famous as a real
mixer" and prince of good fel
lows, is now conducting the
Phoenix Club. a pleasant little
wet goods emporium, just across
the international border in So
nora. Mexico. He is ably assist
ed in the management of The
Friendly Place." by his partner,
Samuel "Chapo" Torres, who,
like Bill" Finley. has always a
ready broad smile for customers
and friends who visit The Phoe.,
nix Club. s..e...s
It was announced Tuesday
that Harry Narcotic, owner of
the Evans hotel, this city, win
be manager of the new tourist
hotel to be erected the first of
the year on the site Of the Mon.
|tezuma hotel on Morley and Mel.
son avenues. Plans for the big
hotel, which will fill a long.felt
want in Nogales, have been re-.
ceived here from Architect Fran.
cis J.. Cotton OF Phoenix, by J..
G. Barnes, real estate man, who
heads the hotel project.
At a special meeting of the
members of St. Andrews Epis.
copal church held last Monday
night to elect the vestly for the
permanent parish the following
mem bers were elected: DR.. A.
81. Noon. emeritus; Fl. M. Clagett,
senior warden; A. T. Bird, e K.
Cumming, r.. G. A. Damn, Har
old G. Wayte, r. G. Bean. A. e.
Sanders, N. D. Pomeroy and I.
Bureoon. The Rev. Walter Hugh
McNeely who previously was ap
pointed by the bishop Of Arizona
to be in charge of st. Andre s
mission, was appointed by the
church as their rector.
The big Community Christmas
Tree, sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club, arrived yesterday being
hauled here from Casita, Sonora,
Mexico, under the direction of
P. D. G. Gonzalez of the Nogales
Commission Co., who is chair
man of the Kiwanis Committee.
It will be erected in front of the
city hall and will be lighted at
night, and it is estimated that
the Kiwanians will serve as
Santa Claus over 1000 little
children of the twin cities. The
Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts
will aid the Kiwanians in the
Community Christmas Tree.