The border vidette., 1928-08-11

thusiastic high flyer" and hopes
soon to own his own air-ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sanders
motored to Tucson Sunday to
meet their daughter Dorothy,
who was returning home from a
two weeks vacation trip to Los
Angeles, where she visited Mr..
Sanders sister, Mrs. j. M. Neal.
on. Mr.. Sanders is president of
the Piggly Wigg]y company.
Brigadier- General G. W. Har
ris of the 158th Infantry, Ari.
zona National Guard, arrived in
Nogales last Sunday with his
staff en- route tor Fort Huachuca
to prepare for the arrival of the
Arizona guardsmen tomorrow.
With General Harris were Cap.
tains Cowley, Muehlberg, Wey
rick and Pomeroy, and Lieuten-
ant Harmson.
harry LaWton, eX ira ffic man
ager of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico railroad, who resigned
his post on August 1st, arrived
in Nogales last Monday from
Guadalajara, en- route to the
United States. L. G.. Hoff, the
former freight and passenger
manager, has been appointed to
take the place of Mr.. Lawton as
traffic manager.
Ed. F.. Bohlineer. prominent
mining man of Patagonia, who
is an enthusiastic Al Smith for
President booster, was Nogales
visitor Monday. Bohlinger is
administr ator of the r R Rich
ardson estate, owning vast min.
eral holdings in Santa Cruz
county, including the Three-R
group of mines recently sold to
the MagmaCopper Company.
Mr.. e. Titcomb. head of the
big firm of Roy & Titcomb, Inc.,
returned to Nogales last Satur.
day from his company's great
hardwood mills at San Bias,
Nay, where he has been during
the past five months. His com
pany also owns vast forests of
hard wood timber in Nayarit. Fl.
M. Clagett of Nogales, is mana.
ger of operations for the local
firm in the south land.
Two giant concrete mixers,
modern and complete, yesterday
finished pouring cement on Mel
son avenue, the first Of the city
streets now being paved in Dis.
trict No. 1. Many Nogales peo.
pie witnessed the operation, it
being something new to them.
East street will be paved today.
Schmidt & Hitchcock, the Phoe..
nix contractors. understand their
business. so does City Engineer
george COWdery.
E. W. Mitchell, prominent New
York mining engineer, who is
interested in the Alamos Silver
Mining Company which owns
and operates the valuable La
Escondido" mines in Sonora, is
a visitor in Nogales, on business
connected with his company's
Mexican mining property. Mr..
Frank M. Lynch, cashier of the
Nogales National Bank, is presi
dent of the A. S. M. c., and At.
torney G. L. Hardy, agent.
Celora M. Stoddard \of Phoe
nix. Republican candidate for
governor, was the guest of honor
at the Kiwanis luncheon Thurs.
day noon, as was also Hugo w.
Miller, chairman of the board of
supervisors. President Thomas
Pitts presided and it was an
nounced that all members of the
club we're to meet at the Citi
zens' Military Training Camp
dining room at Camp Little next
Thursday evening at 10 minutes
before six o'clock to have supper
with the boys now in camp here.
Joseph G. Haldemam, finance
director of the Arizona state
Democratic finance committee,
was a weekend visitor in No
gales, accompanied by Arthur
Curlee, president of the Smith
Robinson Club of Arizona. Mr..
Haldeman while here appointed
a local committee. of which At
torney Leslie G. Hardy is chair.
man; Otto Fl. Herold, vice pres
ident of the First National Bank
of Nogales, treasurer, and Mrs.
Tracy Bird, member. From
a a