The border vidette., 1927-11-19

j. G. Kinney, one of the most
prominent livestock raisers in
Arizona and a former state sen
ator of Montana, was border
city visitor this week from Tue
son, where for many years be
has made his home.
Bob Bergier, successful Santa
Cruz county stockraiser in the
Salero district, who recently de
livered a bunch of steers to Cal
ifornia buyers at Amado. came
ia Thursday to attend the circus.
Bob understands the cow busi.
ness.
The Nogales board of alder
men will meet next Monday
night for the purpose of canvass
ing the returns of the recent
special election in which Nogales
voted a 1920, 1000 bond issue for
street paving, sewerage and ex
tension of water mains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van.
derbilt Whitney, New York mil
lionaires, en- route to Mexico,
passed through Nogales Thurs
day. On the trip south, they
were accompanied by w. Beck
ford Kibbey, Jr., of the Rancho
Alamo. Sonora. Mexico.
Thos. D. Casaneda. pioneer
successful Santa Cruz county
farmer and stockraiser, was a
business visitor in Nogales Wed.
nesday from his fine farm near
Amado, where he, owns many
acres of fertile agricultural land
and a herd of we'll. bred cattle.
Frank N. Cox, we'll known
mine manager, is here from the
Fred G. Emery mines near No
ria, Sonora, for q few days visit
with Mrs. Cox and the children.
Mr.. Cox owns a fine residence in
Nogales, Sonora. Mexico, where
be and his family make their
home when they are not at the
mine.
L. G. Love and Bill Hunter,
cattle buyers from Santa Paula,
California, were Nogales visitors
this week. Mr.. Hunter is a for
mer resident Of this county. and
Mr.. Love was formerly associat
ed with the late Ed. Convers Of
Santa Paula. one of the biggest
hearted, squarest shooter the
Lord ever made.
Fred Fl. Hilliker. Sonora land
man, who owns q big ranch at
Noria, Sonora, Mexico. was a
business visitor on the border
Wednesday, being accompanied
by two business associates from
Los Angeles, California, where
for many years Mne Hilliker has
made his home. From here the
gentlemen went to Guaymas on
a fishing trip.
Tuesday was a busy day for
G. v. Fowler. official bovine dip.
der, when a herd, of 1900 steers
from J. E. Wise's big Arizona
ranch in Sonora, Mexico, were
turned over to Charley for treat
ment. He did not weaken but
tackled the job without batting
an eye. This is the second big
herd brought over by Mr.. Wise
during the past two weeks.
A. S. Noon, we'll known civil
engineer and contractor, who re.
Gently returned from Los An
geles and San Diego. where he
directed a number of big street
improving jobs, has decided not
to return to California and will
do his stuff in Nogales, his little
old home town. Adolf under
stands his business and is de-
penda BILE. and honest, always.
The Nogales Chapter of the
American Red Cross. of which
Mrs. George w. Parker is the
head, in it's annual membership
drive, is making an urgent ap
peal upon local people to sub
scribe generously. According
to Mrs. Parker, the entire city
will be carvassed~ by members
of special committees and the
drive is expected to go over big.
Join the Red Cross, and do your
bit.
The fall reunion of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite ol
Freemasonry was held in Tucson
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day of this week and was at
tonIoJ hu nnro hor IF Mora c