Nogales international., 1926-11-14

violation of the immigration act.
The recent Patagonia Union
High Scholl trustee election may
be contested, according to word
reaching here from the north END
of the county. The old board
of trustees was elected by maj
ority Of II votes.
James Rountree, who has been
i'll. was able Wednesday to leave
the hospital.
Mss Marie E. South of Ripon,
California, arrived on the 9th to
take up her duties as stenograph-
er in the immigration Office.
L. B. Fleisher has returned
from Bamoa, Mexico, where he
has been inspecting his vegetable
crop.
George Grove has returned
from Mexico City and Guadalaja-
ra, Mexico, by way of El Paso.
Twenty-Five cars of garbanzos
passed through here enroute to
New York and New Orleans.
Lee Benham of Tucson, form
erlv of this city, was a business
visitor in Nogales last week.
H. w. Hamblin of Tucson,
formerly of Nogales, was a visit
or here Saturday.
THE INTERNATIONAL FIRST
IN LOCAL NEWS.
]. D. Taught returned Sunday
from Phoenix where he has been
purchasing mules for his market
in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carpena re-
turned Friday from Los Angeles
where they have been for three
months.
Lew Levin left Saturday morn
ing for San Diego and other parts
of California to spend a two weeks
vacation.
Lou Quinn of Patagonia was a
Nogales visitor Monday afternoon.
P. e. Baffert. Assistant Term
inal Superintendent for the South
ern Pacific de Mexico, and George
Fielder. roundhouse foreman. re-
turned Monday noon from Salt
City where they have been attend
ing company business.
S. A. Gardanier and J. G. Soto
of the international Commission
Company of Douglas. Ariz., have
been transacting business at their
local branch here. Mr.. Gardanier
states that the Copper Queen
smelter at Douglas is spending over
million dollars in remodeelling,
Lewis Irvine of Phoenix spent
Armistice Day in Ntgales.
C. A. Pierce and family OF
Patagonia were .At.'sist ce Day
visitors in Nogales.
Furnished room with bath at 2O8
|Potrero St. Phone 45.
Captain and Mrs. J. w. Whit
ney, recent arrivals at Camp
Stephen D. Little from Boston,
Mass, were accorded the regi-
mental courtesy. The 25th In
fantry band assembled on the lawn
Of the Whitney home and seren-
AIDED them from $50 to 6 p. M.
After the music, all the officers
of the post and their families call
ed to meet the new arrivals.
j. B. Porter, R. A. Newman, T..
IE Simpson, and w. D. Hubbard,
all employed by the Southern
Pacific de Mexico railway in the
construction work at Tepic, Mex
leo, arrived here to spend two
weeks vacation in the states.
They report the railroad making
fast headway in connecting up the
coast branch of the main line with
the Mexico City section. They
estimate the time of finishing the
lob to be about the middle of
next May barring no bad slides
and other mishaps.
Advertise in The international
| if you want results. This paper
goes into practically every home
| in the county.
M. C. Caballero and A. Bachel-
| ier, employed by the City in the
| street maintenance department,
| are in Phoenix, for a two weeks
vacation.
Sonora Luz Thivol and daught-
ers, Misses Helen and Maria, ar
rived from Juarez to join the hus-
band and father, Major Manuel
Thivol of the Mexican regiment in
Nogales, Sonora.
Albert Gatlin and Nick Bercich