The border vidette., 1926-05-08

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Wednesday in honor of Cinco de
Mayo, was lasting credit to
ambos Nogales.
Monday night Harry Radcliff's
Buick automobile was stolen
from 10 front of the Vile de
Paris building in international
street. The car bearing license
No. 1919 is still numbered among
the missing, but Chief Lowe has
clue which he believes will
lead to the recovery Harry's
bus"
George Couglin, of Patagonia,
whois hoistman at the Big Jim
mines, was city visitor Wed
nesday with broken collar bone,
the result of his auto turning
over on the Nogales Patagonia
road. Joe Collie of Patagonia,
who was with George when his
Henry looped the loop, escaped
with few scratches and bruises
no mas.
James Lester, San Francisco
mining engineer, who recently
sold a mining property in the
Cananea district. Sonora, Mex
leo. for handsome figure, is
guest at The Bowman, from Tue.
son, where be and family are
now residing. Testers youngest
son, who is an all round athlete,
who has won fame in California,
is student at the University of
Arizona.
Governor Hunt has issued
proclamation Offering $3.50 re
ward for the capture, dead or
alive of Harry Nash, who was
convicted Of murder in Coconino
county, and was serving a sen.
tence from 65 to Is years at the
Arizona state penitentiary at
Florence. Nash, who is about
% years of age, height 54eet u
inches, complexion light, brown
eyes and hair, escaped from the
prison on March !, 1926.
This week Writ G.. Bowman of
Nogales and San Diego, who is
one of the owners of the Placer
itos silver lead bonanza mines
situated thirty miles west from
Hermosillo. Sonora, and John
Hughes. proprietor of the Gave
Club and the Concordia Club,
Nogales. Sonora, have been visit
ing Manager Billy Mitchell, at
Camp Placeritos, from where re
gular shipment Of high grade
ore are being made through the
port of Nogales to Ell Paso, for
treatment.
John Burton, of the local con
trating firm of Burton & Moody,
builders of the handsome guest
cottages, ETC., at the Circle (Z)
guest ranch at B!oxton, owned
by Zinsmeister brothers, Carl
and Lee, of Louisville. Ken
tucky. motored down to the bor
der to help his amigos" cele
brate Cinco de Mayo. The
plumbing work at the guest
ranch was done under the per
sonal supervision of Frank
Krupp. sanitary engineer and
plumber of this city.
The following is the official re.
cord of the gate receipts for the
Johnson-Lester fight held at the
Bull Ring in Nogales, Sonora,
last Sunday, and made public by
Dan Cole, promoter of the fight,
and. American Legion officers:
Number of paid admissions, ,207O;
total cash received. $1O.743 81;
Johnson's share, $3,O78. 25; Les.
ter's share, So, 1850. Promoter
Cole announced that large
number of people gained admit
tance to the arena in some man
ner or other without tickets.
The number of complimentary
tickets was 1875. This statement
is in accordance with the check
up made following the fight,
Sunday night at the Cia. Ban
caria de Sonora, S. A., and is
correct.
John w. Kelly, owner of the
famous Kelly mine at Ransburg,
California, who recently pur.
chased the Gringo Gold mine
near Patagonia, visited Nogales
the forepart of the week. John
Kelly is pioneer of the Golden
West, where be has resided more
than thirty years. For many
years be was sheriff of Kern
county, and has to his credit the
capture of some of the toughest
gun men that over infested that