The border vidette., 1926-11-20
The body of Adolph Cohen,

lCO. OeaJQ Is O0llGVSu W Lave
resulted from heart disease. For
a number of years deceased en-
gagged in the second hand busi.
ness in this city.
| Jack Peterson, superintendent
of the Big Jim mine at Harsha W,
accompanied by Dave Dowd, al
so employed at the Big Jim.
motored down to the border last
Tuesday. Reported operations
at the Big Jim going good, "
and every body happy over the
recent big strike. Jack Peter
sor is one of the best mine su,
perintendents in the West.
J. B. Robinson, vice president
of Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, has pur.
chased the William Cavanaugh
residence on Marsh Heights, and
next Tuesday the Cavanaughs
will depart for San Diego, Cali
fornia, where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Cava
| naugh is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Writ G. Bowman, former
Nogales residents who now re-.
side at San Diego, where they
own a beautiful home.
Robert Lee Leipse of Denison,
Texas, this week completed the
work of installing handsome new
fixtures in the Nogales National
Bank, recently remodeled by
Lown & Woods and Fred Ten
brook, local contractors and
builders, who also have the con
tract for enlarging and beautify
ing the home of the Sonora Bank
& Trust Company. Nogales has
cause to be proud of her three
splendid banking Institutions
The First National, Bracey Cur
tis, president; the Nogales Ma
tional, Allan M. Gillespie, presi
dent; and the Sonora Bank &
Trust Company. Max Muller,
president.
G. G. Parker, manager of the
great Empire ranch situated in
Pima and Santa Cruz counties.
owned by The Vail Company,
on Wednesday shipped 800 cows
and 500 calves from the Buena
Vista ranch in Sonora, Mexico,
owned by Don Manuel Mascar.
enas, sof this city and San Fran
cisco.4 The cows we're shipped
to Phoenix, the calves to Cali
fornia, where The Vail Com
.pany owns ranches and stock
farms. w. Banning Vail, we'll
known in Nogales, is manager
of The VAN Company which has
many thousand head of cattle
ranging on the great Mascarenas
Buena, Vista and Santa Barbara
ranches in Mexico.
Frank Reagan and Gilbert
Flewelling. owners of the Rea
gan-Flewelling Rancho situated
in the foothills of the Huahuaca
mountains, Santa Cruz county,
for the first time in many months,
we're business visitors in No
gales yesterday. The Reagan
Flewellling Rancho is building
up the white face breed of cattle
in the east end of the county.
and now have some of the finest
Hereford stock in the Southwest.
Recently Frank and Gilbert pur
chased five thoroughbred bulls
for their splendid herd-four
from S. j. Goford of Elgin, and
one dandy" from Henry Pyeatt,
owner of full. bred Herefords in
the Huahuacas. The boys are
past masters in the COW game
and are sure to make good.
The, Ridge-Igo Post of the
American Legion met at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms
MOuudy uIE ~ 6uO AuoVoilCN Jill
GERS for the ensuing year, as
follows: Captain E. J. Reeves.
commander; Gus Michaels, vice
commander; William D. Collier,
re-elected adjutant; Arthur Mar
tin, reelected finance officer;
Capt. N. Kindervater, reelected
post historian; M. F. Donlin.
sergeant at arms; ]. P. Sexton,
chaplain; Major Sam Rosge, ser
vice officer; w. E. Lockhart.
Gene Richards and Hank Myers,
executive committee. The new
officers were Installed by Past
Commander Malcolm Middleton.
Arthur Peck, the outgoing com
mander of Ridge Igo Post. is
credited with a very successful
administration, having increased
the membership of the Post to
almost 100 per cent of local