The border vidette., 1927-09-10

In NOgaleS, Arizona closed IN
honor of the occasion. Hotels,
restaurants. cabarets and saloons
did big business Sunday and
Monday.
The regular monthly meeting
of the board of supervisors was
held Tuesday, with Members
Finley and Hannah, Attorney
Bonsall Noon and Clerk A. Dunn
bauld. present. Chairman Hugo
Miller was absent, now being at
Camp Perry, Ohio, with Ari
zona's rifiemen.
Rudolf Joseph Pavlik, Count
of Lubominski, who is now max
ing his home in Nogales, is a
clever sketch artist. globe trot
ter and a gentleman of the old
school. For a number of years
the Count resided at Silver City,
New Mexico. He came to the
United States many years ago.
William (Doc) Rosenberg from
Tubac, was a county seat visitor
Thursday. Thirty years ago
Doc" was merchant prince of
Nogales. Now he and his family
reside at the historic old town of
Tubac, near the Tumacachri
Mission. Doc is still hale and
hearty and says he's going
strong.
+ Judge George Coughlin. ex
pert hoist man at the Big Jim
mine, near Harshaw, was among
the host of Labor Day visitors
in Nogales, returning to camp
Tuesday in time to go on the 4
o'clock shift. The judge knows
his business and when he drops
| you in or hoists you out of moth.
er earth, you sure get a thrill.
Glen Perry, manager o f
the great Pennsylvania ranch
near Patagonia. owned by his
mother, widow of the late Oscar
Ashburn, was county seat vi
sitor the forepart of the week.
Reported cattle in his section
rolling fat and getting fatter.
The Ashburn Herefords are
among the finest in the state.
Miss Glayds Walker. Santa
Cruz county's representative in
the state legislature. left Tues
day for Taft, California, to take
up her duties as instructress OF
physical training in the Talf
public schools. Miss Walker re-
signed a similar position with
the Nogales schools to go to
Taft. Her host of friends
throughout Santa Cruz county
| wish her success. always.
Miss Jerry Lee. a former cab
aret entertainer of Nogales. So.
nora, Mexico, on Tuesday morn.
ing was taken to Tucson by De
putty United States Marshal
Emery l.. Chalfant, to be held
pending trial in the federal court,
resulting her arrest Sunday
night on the Nogales Tucson
highway by immigration officers
| on a charge of attempting to
smuggle aliens into the United
States.
A hung jury is the result of
the murder trial at Tucson in
which James Buffalo Jim) Park
er, former citizen of Santa Crnz
county, was in trial for the
murder of Urey Ford, Tucson
merchant policeman. After
many hours of deliberation the
jury failed to agree and were
dismissed by the Judge when
they reported an absolute dead.
lock. The jury stood 9 to 3 for
acquitttal, it is reported.
Frank N. Cox, many years
engaged in mining in Santa Cruz
county and the state of Sonora,
Mexico. who is in charge of the
Fred G. Emery mines located
near Noria. Sonora. is enjoying
visit on the border with his In.
teresting little family and many
old friends. When the Plancha
de Plata silver mine and the
Black Mountain gold mines were
booming, Mr.. Cox was manager
of those two great producing
properties.
| Monte Mansfield of Tucson,
president of the Arizona Auto
mobile Association, and Sam
Bailey of Chandler. we're Nogales
visitors Thursday on business
connected with the association
At noon they were guests at the
Kiwanis club luncheon held al
!. the Castle Caves. In the even.
ing they motored to Patagonia