The border vidette., 1927-10-15


lodge was held last night. J.
Dale Mack is now Grand Knight
of the Nogales Knights of Co.
lumbus lodge.
BABY CHIX: White Leg
horns (Tancred Strain). Barred
Rocks, r. [. Reds and Turkens;
also pullets. Special low prices
in lots of 500 or more. ENoCH
CREWS, Seabright. California.
Bob Bergier, successful Santa
Cruz county stockraiser. was a
business visitor in Nogales last
Thursday. Bob says his cattle
are in fine condition and are
bringing the top market price.
J. w. (Tex) Condor, of Wash.
burn &. Condor, live stock com.
mission merchants. has been in
Nogales this week from Los An
geles. He was accompanied by
Webster Fl. Land, Tucson cattle
buyer.
Two BEAUTIFULLY designed Span.
ish cedar doors manufactured by
Roy & Titcomb's lumber depart.
ment, are being installed by
Chris Kerson at the entrance to
the Castle Caves. Nogales, So
nora, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Leeker,
former residents in Nogales, now
residing at Memphis, Tenn. are
recent arrivals in the city where
they own valuables real estate.
Mr.. Leeker is strong for the city
paving proposition.
Judge Samuel Pattee of Tue.
son. the principal speaker at the
Colubus Day banquet given by
the Nogales Knights of Colum,
bus at the Firemen's Hall, spent
several hours here Wednesday
afternoon with friends.
Former State Senator J. A..
Schleimer from Santa Cruz
county, arrived in Nogales yes,
terday from Los Angeles where
be and his family make their
home. On this afternoons train
Senator Schleimer will return to
the coast.
Ramon Elias, FL Paso cattle
buyer, is q business visitor on
the border. Next week he will
ship q trainIoad of cattle from
Amado to California. Ramon
and his family formerly resided
in Nogales, where they have
many friends.
Dave Dowd, Patagonia mining
man, who recently visited Mayo
Bros. great sanitarium at Ro
chester, Minn., was a Nogales
visitor this week. Since get
ting the once over" Dave feels
like q new man. He sure looks
like a four-time winner.
\
John M. Hughes, proprietor
of The Cave and Concordia, who
has been sightseeing in Europe
with the American Legion boys,
is on the ocean bound for home.
His host of friends here and
throughout the States sure will
be glad see him back in the good
old u. S. A.
City Alderman J. E. Wise,
owner of the great Arizona ranch
in Sonora, Mexico, a few miles
south of the border, is now at
the ranch directing the round up
of q big bunch of steers recent
~ sold to California buyers.
The cattle will be shipped to the
states through the Port of No
gales.
Contract for furnishing the We
hicle department of the Arizona
State Highway Department with
100, 600 license plates for 1923,
has been let to the Kittle Manu-.
featuring Company of Los An.
geles. the lowest of the three
bidders. The bids were opened
September 3Oth in the Office of
the state engineer.
Bird Yoas, Santa Cruz county
stockraiser, has returned from
his old home at Brady, Texas,
where he accompanied the body
of his brother John, killed by
Milo Shellenberger, now confin
ed in the county Jail. pending a
preliminary in Justice Hardy's
court next Monday on q charge
of murder. Duffy & Robins are
attorneys for the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Saxon
and little daughter spent several
days visiting here this week
from their ranch home near Will