The border vidette., 1928-11-24

NogaleS pOstoffice receipts this
year will total about $38, 900, ac.
cording to Postmaster Chas. L
Beatty. This is about $4,000
more than last years total of
$35, 900, the greatest year in the
history of the local postoffice.
Ivo Began, assistant manager
of the Biltmore hotel in Los An
geles, has been a Nogales visi
tor this week, stopping at the
Montezuma hotel. Mr.. Began
has many friends in Nogales and
throughout Santa Cruz county.
Herbert r. Wood, we'll known
local rancher, left yesterday for
Grab Orchard. Kentucky, for a
short visit. His wife and little
son, who have been visiting rel
atives in Kentucky, will accom-
pany Mr.. Wood back to Nogales.
Around the table talks were
made Wednesday by members of
the Nogales Hiram Club at their
regular weekly luncheon at the
Masonic temple. Hugh John :
son. formerly of Nogales and a
mem Der of the Nogales Masonic
lodge, was a visitor.
George S. French of Chicago,
in charge of the department of
special service of Kiwanis Inter
national, arrived in Nogales last
Wednesday to confer with local
Kiwanians relative to matters
pertaining to the reorganization
of the Nogales club.
Governor Fauto Topete of
Sonora. General Garcia, Senotor
Alejo Bay and Attorney Adolfo
Seldner Ibarra left Thursday
night for Mexico City to attend
the inauguration of Emilio Por
tes Gil as provisional president
of Mexico, next month.
Joe G. Haldeman and Dean
Stanley of Phoenix, prominent
business men of the capital city.
have purchased the Arizona Ga
zette from the Akers family of
Phoenix. The name of the pa
per has been changed to the
Phoenix Evening Gazette.
Mrs. B. W. Davis and three
children have arrived in Nogales
from Ell Paso, Texas, to join
their husband and father, who is
a new immigration officer on the
line, taking the place of Joseph
Pomeroy, state representative
elect from Santa Cruz county.
The Scottish Rite Club of No.
gales met Wednesday night at
the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock
to adopt their bylaws and com
plete their organization, which
has about Is charter members
from Nogales ard Santa Cruz
county,. The roll of charter
members closed on Wednesday
night. The third Wednesday of
each month has been adopted as
the clubs regular meeting night.
The Santa Cruz chapter of the
State Game association will be
organized here tonight at a meet
ing to be held at the Firemen's
club, which will be attended by
local game hunters and Fred
VIM of the forest service at
Tucson, Dr.. Taylor of the Bio
logical Survey and state game
officials. The meeting will start
promptly at 7:3O o'clock and
Hugo w. Miller, chairman of the
board of supervisors, and A. S.
Wingo, forest ranger. will have
charge of the affair.
Writ G.. Bowman, prominent
Nogales. Arizona, and Palm City,
California, capitalist, has been
named a member of the San
Diego Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors. Mr.. Bow
man owns valuable real estate
in Nogales, including the No
gales Theater and the new Mon
tezuma hotel. Hesis the mana
ger and one of the principal own.
ers of beautiful Aqua Caliente,
Lower California. and now re-
sides with his estimable family
at Palm City, near San Diego.
The Valley Bank of Phoenix
has leased the grazing land of
the north half of the Baca Float
in this county from Manager G.
L. Northcraft, and last week
5000 sheep from the northern
part of the state we're shipped to