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The border vidette., 1928-01-21

Dr.. E. A. johnson, chiroprac.
tor and osteopath, is now occu.
pying new Offices on the second
floor of the Nogales National
Bank building.
The Nogales branch of the
Electrical Equipment Company
of Arizona, Of which A. l.. Me
loche is the efficient manager.
were recently awarded a cash
bonus by the main Office at Phoe.
nix as high point branch in the
state of Arizona for the year
1927 in their annual point con.
test. Ia the annual contest, the
Nogales branch was given 26
points, Tucson Is. Globe 16,
Douglas Is and Phoenix 10.
Colby N. Thomas, Phoenix
mining man, and a party of in
vestors yesterday accompanied
G. w. Phillips out to the old Du-
razno gold mines located on the
Arizona ranch in Sonora, Mex
leo. Mr.. Thomas and friends
will give the splendid old gold
producer the once over with the
intention of purchasing the mine
from Mr.. Phillips and associates.
MIR. Jacobs, q pioneer of Ari.
zona, who is a member of Mr..
Thomas party, before leaving
for The Durazo, said !. we like
Nogales and have come to stay"
The DuraznQ is one of the best
bets in Sonora and we hope soon
to see it again producing yel.
low refulgent gold.
The border vidette., 1928-01-21
NOTICE TO OWNERS or PROPERTY
BONDED FOR ARROYO PRO-
JECT No. 2

NOTICE is hereby given that
on or before thirty days after
date, all owners of property in.
cluded in the Assessment Dis
trict for Arroyo Covering Pro-
ject No. 2, upon which bonds
were issued, must pay to me, at
my Office in Nogales, Arizona,
all principal and interest past
due and the second installment
of interest due upon such assess
ments, being interest due from
January /, 1927 to 1928, and such
installments are now due and
payable. and any such Install
ments of interest not paid on Or
before that date will become de-
linquent. and thereupon pen
atty of five per cent (5%) of the
amount Of the same will be add
ed thereto. The amount due,
the names of the owner SO far
as known to me, and the descrip
ton of the property assessed are
as follows:
Mrs. I. Goodman. assessment
No. i , a strip of land twenty two
(22) feet in width along the east
ern end of lot l A in block twelve
(12) of the city of Nogales, Ari
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zona, baving a frontage on Grand
avenue of fifty eight and 81 Zoo
feet (58. .62); interest due January
1, 1928, $36 "a; advertising four
teenth period, $4.83; 10 per cent
of principal, $f53.50; total am.
cunt due, $l95.17.
Mrs. s. A. Doherty, assess
ment No. 3. a strip of land twen-
ty two (22) feet in depth from
the eastern end of lot No. 2, ip
block twelve (l2) of the city of
Nogales, Arizona, the said lot
having frontage of twenty five
and 3d. Zoo Us. .59) feet on Grand
avenue; interest due SO So; ad-
vertising fourteenth period, ST.
~; 10 per cent of principal.
$71.89; total amount due, $827 70.
Mrs. Theodore Marsh, assess.
ment No. 4, consisting of a strip
|of land twenty two (22) feet in
width along the eastern end of
lot number three ~ of block
twelve (12) of the city of No
gales, Arizona, having front.
age Of forty nine and 87L100
(49. 81 feet along Grand avenue;
interest due January /, 1928,
$34 81; advertising fourteenth
period, S. So; ten per cent of
principal. $144 2l; total amount
due, $183 SO.
L. w. Mix, assessment No. 16,
consisting of q strip of land fif.
teen Q5) feet in width from the
eastern side of lot mum bered
eight (8) of block fourteen (14)
of the city of Nogales. Arizona.
and having a frontage of one
hundred ninety nine and 40/ 100
I99 40) feet along Grand avenue
and sixty-eight and 45/100
(68.45) feet along Terrace ave.
nue.. Interest due January /,
1923. $54.40; advertising four
teenth period, $l1 33; 10 per cent
of principal. 1862 66; total am.
cunt due, $428 SO.
All of said premises being as
delineated upon the official Brad
ford map of the town of Nogales,
Arizona, of record in the Office
of the County Recorder of Santa
Cruz county, Arizona.
| Notice is further given that,
unless last delinquent INSTALL
ment, together with the penalty
and costs thereon, is paid, the
Whole amountof said assessment
will be declared due to me, and
said property upon which said
assessment is a lien will be sold
at public auction in front of the
office of the City Clerk in the
City Hall building in the city Of
NoRales, Santa Cruz county, Ari.
zona, at 1000 O'clock q. m.. on
Tuesday, January 3lst, 1928.
| Dated at Nogales, Arizonas
this 29th day of December, A.
D.. 1927.
GEORGE 8. CAwDERY, JR.,
Superintendent Streets.
| 12-31-5t.
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KINNEY BUYS LA osA RANCH

Tucson. The entire holdings
of the La Osa ranch, one of the
Oldest and most noted cattle
ranches in southern Arizona, has
passed into the hands of J. c..
Kinney, who has been long
time it's general manager. Mr..
Kinney recently profered his
resignation as general manager
of the company, in which be
held the majority of the stock,
following which the other stock
holders. Walter Bailey, w. Beck
ford Kibbey and Albert Stein
field, agreed to sell their stock
to Kinney.
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OF ARIZONA NEWS

University Of Arizona Tucson
Jan. 90 That a cure for the
moral and religious decadence of
the day must come from the un
iversity, was the jst of a three.
day series of lectures given on
the campus last week by J. Stitt
Wilson, Dean of Ruskin college
and lecturer of international note
Wilson said that the church
controlled the course of the
worlds thought and action dur.
ing the Middle Ages, that Crom
we'll and the executive and mill
tary leaders of iszday then took
the center of the stage, and that
business is the controlling factor
in contemporary times. He ad
vocated that education stress
cultural development as much as
business training. I
Wilson is entering into his
tenth year of lecsuring to college
students throughout the United
States and Canada, travelling
under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
G. A. He is q keen critic OF
modern economic tendencies, and
a student Of ethical and social
subjects. He holds degrees from
Northwestern, and Oxford un
iversities. x
Moving picture films ,distribut
ed by the Extension Division of
the University Of Arizona will
be viewed by more than 10000
Arizonans during 1928. accord
ing to Director Max P. Voss
kuhler, who bases his estimate
on the kEown figure of nearly
that number who saw them last
year.
According to Vosskuhler, the
university has about $50 films on
it's shelves at the present time,
is sole Arizona distributor for
the CHRONICLES of America"
\
series based on the historical
volumes of the same name pub
lished by Yale university, and
also has q number of sets of
lantern slides to send out.
nhe films, which are chiefly
educational in type. are in de
mand for the most part by such
organizations as woman's clubs,
schools. churches and by rural
communities. According to Voss
kuhler. the majority of the reels
are on the rental list, although a
limited mum mber are loaned>free.
Any reliable organization may
apply for them.
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zona State Highway Department.
to be opened at two o'clock on
the afternoon of February 2,
1928, has been issued by the
Arizona State Highway Commis
sion.
The equipment to be furnished
comprises:
26 Motorized road graders.
10 Crawler type small tractors.
4 Small tractors.
10 Fresnos for power units.
s Belt conveyors.
5 Scarifiers attachments for
motor graders.
8 Road plows.
The border vidette., 1928-01-21

MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson
returned from Los Angeles Wed.
nesday evening. They came
home in an airplane. Mr.. John.
son is the local Ford dealer.
The border vidette., 1928-01-21
JANUARY 81. 1923
LOCAL NEWS.

Deputy Sheriff Jim Hathaway
has gone TO San Diego. Califor.
mia, on official business.
Joe Berk. proprietor of The
Modern, has gone to New York
on months buying trip.
E. 81. Jolly, newspaper cores
pondent,, from Phoenix, was q
border city visitor Monday.
II. S. Diler, Hermosillo busi,
nessman. has been a guest at the
Montezuma hotel this week.
Editor Howard Keener of the
Santa Cruz Patagonian. was q
county seat visitor Monday.
Fl. w. Squires. Patagonia min.
ing man. was q Nogales visitor
Thursday, stopping at The Bow
man.
The Nogales Hirams club held
its regular weekly luncheon at
the Masonic temple Wednesday
noon.
Don Juan Johnson, mining en-
gineer, who now makes his head
quarters at Patagonia, visited
the border this week.
G. G. Parker of Tucson was q
Nogales visitor this week few
days, on cattle business. He re-.
| gistered at the Montezuma.
| AL. Castaneda, proprietor of
The Model Shoe store on Morley
avenue, has returned from a
buying trip to San Francisco.
Secretary of State and Acting
Governor Kerby has fred" H..
is. McCluskey as a member of
the Ind drstrial Commission. Now
Governor Hunt is raising merry
hell.
The Order of the Rairbow for
girls, met at the Masonic temple
Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
The meeting was attended by
members of the Eastern Star and
Masons.
Baby Chix:-Golden Buff and
White Leghorns tThornwell Tan
cred Strains), RI Reds. Queen
Bess Strain), Barred Rocks and
Turkens. ENoCH CREWS, Sea.
bright. Calf.
Bill Tully, vegetable grower
from the West Coast of Mexico,
is business visitor in Nogales,
stopping at The Montezuma.
Bill says the tomato game is
great game, if you don't weaken.
Ralph Ellinwood and John
Haynes OF Tucson we're hosts to
q large party of friends at The
Aztec Club. Nogales, Sonora,
last Saturday night. In the
party from Tucson we're about
twenty doctors. and many prom.
inent business men.
The following officers of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce,
have been re- elected for the en-,
suing year: Malcolm Middleton,
president; Arthur Peck, 1st vice
president; Hugo w. Miller, End
vice president; John Jund treas
urer, and J. B. Bristol, secre
tary.
L. A. Bechtol, well known,
successful Tucson banker. and
his friend, E. F. Bohlinger, Pa
tagonia mining man. made a
flying trip from Tucson to Phoe.
nix, thence to Nogales, one day
this week. Said they greatly
enjoyed the air trip to and from
the state capital.
Mrs. W. Beckford Kibby, Jr..
who has been sojourning in No
gales with friends, left Monday
morning by automobile for the
Rancho Alamo, Sonora, Mexico,
accompanied by Lord Sudley of
England, a friend of the Kibbey
family. Lord Sudley expects to
spend several weeks at the beau.
tiful Alamo ranch.
Harry G.. Brown, mine super.
intendent. recently returned from
Mayo Brother, Rochester, Mimi,
is sojourning in Nogales with
his wife and many friends. Har.
ry will shortly leave for Hermo
sillo, Sonora, thence to the mine
situated in the state of Sinaloa,
Mexico. Says the Mayo Bros.
institution is indeed, wonderful.
E. M. Mather has returned
from business trip to Los An
geles, and has again opened his
watch and jewelry repair bust
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G. D. Rankin, local contractor
and builder, is rushing work on
the handsome new home of the
G. G. Cheshire Motor Company
on, the site of the old electric
light and ice. plant jast across
the street from the Nogales
Theeter in Morley avenue. The
new structure, when completed,
will be the most handsome Of it's
kind in Nogales.
This afternoon the new flying
field of Nogales will be dedicat
ed by an appropriate ceremony,
under the auspices OF the Cham
Der of Commerce. The new field
is to be officially called the No
gales International Airport. !"
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by the 25sh u. S. La
fantry band. Go out and help
make the dedication a big sue.
cess.
The new Autographed bonds
of the city of Nogales amount
ing to $4,000 which were re.
Gently sold tosThe Valley Bank
of Phoenix, on Wednesday left
Chicago for Nogales and will be
signed here by Mayor Harry j.
Karns within o week and trans
ferred to the buyers. The money
derived from the sale OF the
bonds will be used in the street
improvements program.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L Van
Treese, who thirty years ago re-
sided in Nogaies, are enjoying a
visit here with the lady's mother,
Mrs. Joseph Thompson. About
the first of February they will
motor back to their home ia Los
Angeles, where they have made
their home for the past twenty
years. Mrs. Thompson will &C
company her children to Los An.
geles for an extended visit.
The wedding of Miss Lupita
Gomez, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ttinidad Gomez of Crawford
street, this city, and DR.. Domin
go Olivares of Harmosillo. was
solemrized Tuesday night at the
Sacred Heart church, with Mon
signor Duval officiating. Fol-
lowing a honeymoon trip in Cali.
fornia, the newly weds will go
to Hermosillo to reside. DR..
Olivares is in charge of the mill
tary hospital in the Sonora state
capital city.
General Alvaro Obregon, for
mer president of Mexico and
solo",candidate for thai Office
in the coming election. spent q
few days 10 Nogales this week,
from bis. home at Navojoa, So
nora. 7lwhere be owns a great
ranch. He was accompanied by
his private secretary, FL. R.,
MARQUEE. and a party of friends.
A banquet was given, at The Az.
tee Tuesday noon in honor OF
General Obregon, who has many
friends in ambos NoRales.
Approximately $50. delegates
are expected in Nogales tomor.
row to attend the annual conven.
tion of the Arizona Good Roads
association. which will convene
here Monday for two days ses
sion. 1. P. Frazier is general
chairman of arrangements, Hugo
W. Miller is chairman of the re
ception committee. and John
Jund is chairman of the banquet
committee. The banquet will be
held Monday night at the Club
Royal, in Nogales, Sonora.
Jim Hiler, we'll known stock
man of New Mexico. has taken
the horse riding con cession for
the new Hotel Esplendor which
is nearing com pletion on the No
ales-PataRonia highway. and
announces onsFebruary 18th be
will ship to this city 35 good
saddle horses which will be
tabled at the, hotel corral. Mr..
Hiler, who is an expert horse
man, will INSTRUCT guests in the
art of horseback riding, and will
provide gentle horses for women
and children ssN
Last Wednesday a group of
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CALL FOR BIDS

Call for bids for furnishing
highway equipment to the Ari.
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ROANOKE LETTER

Rev. James S. Hatcher, the popu-
Tar pastor. spoke here Sunday morn
inc from Corinthians So. He made
an attack upon the use OF tobacco
bv members of the church, giving
Scriptural reasons why they should
not do so. -,,-
Mr.. David Fultz, Mrs. Ellen
Spencer are still indisposed.
Rev. P. G.. Gravely fell from a
cherry tree and sprained his hand;
Mrs. c.. j. Dickerson has returned
from Galax, Va,
Mrs. Abbott is improving,
Mrs. Murex Nelson, Mrs. Lucy
Joplin, Mrs. A. B. Barlow, Mrs
Ellen Rhodes, Mrs, Eliza Stanheld,
Mr.. John Smith, Mrs. Lucy Pillman
are still indisposed, but improving.
Remember Madison Stanfield,
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remedies. Mrs. Stanfeld's millinery
line is being praised by those who
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bargains from her.
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1923 CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
FOR COLORED WOMEN.

The 1929 Christian Conference Tor
Colored Women will be held at the
Normal Industrial Institute, Peters
burg. Va. carly in July. Because
Of the beautiful Saturday night and
Sunday program all delegates are
urged to be present at the opening
and to remain throughout the entire
conference. The expense Is $40 for
board and registration, plus railroad
fare. Each delegate is asked to bring
her Bible, sheets, pillow case towels
and thimble and to notify the school
as soon as possible Of her intention
of attending the Conference.
No delegate is expected to arrive
before the opening day. Former
delegates are urged to interest 9th
ers to come, as. well as to return
themselves The Conference Is held
under the auspices Of the Synodical
OF Virginia.
Begin now to work to got dele
gates to go to this helpful Conference
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mond, Va. will preside.
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VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court of
the City of Richmond, the 18th
day of May, 1928.
Frank Wingfeld, Plaintiff,
against
Bertha Wingfeld, Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ.
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimony on the ground OF deser-
ton for more than three years, for
the plaintiff from the defendant,
Bertha Wingfeld.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that Bertha Wing
field, the defendant, is not resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, and
that her last address is unknown
it is therefore ordered that the
said Bertha Wingfield do appear
here within ten days after due pub
LEGATION of this order and do what
ever may be necessary to protect
her interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
BY E. NJ. EDWARDS, D. c.
VIM. F. DENNY, p. q.
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Washington, D. c., June 16, 1928.
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Monday morning at Mr.. McCor-
mick's residence. She went up TO
visit there last Sunday and death
overlook her in a short time after
her arrival. Her funeral was held
last Tuesday at P. NJ. at the
Second Paptist Church. with Rev
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Rev. W. L. Tuck, Pastor

Sunday School convened at the
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iendent Young offic a5ing.
A. 1880 Rev. c. NJ. Brown
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O'Clock Pastor Tuck admin stored the
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church and the fifth anniversary oil
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1.-THE Power of Faith"
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New Britain herald., 1928-09-13
Crowd Is Missing as
Lloyd Hahn Comes Home

Falls City, Neb.. Sept. Is R-
The hometown crowd that shecred
Lloyd Hahn. American middle dis
lance runner. on his way to tho
Olympic games several weeks ago.
was noticeably absent when Hahn
came home. Only his father. DR.. H.
T. Hahn, was at the station to meet
him.
Hahn would not discuss his future
track plans. He said he would re-
main here several weeks, abandon
ing all training routine.
Il may run again, and may
not, depending on conditions" was
all he would say concerning his
plans.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-13
dangerous candidate for an end po-
sition. Sidney Lines. 10-second
track star. Is out for end, but he is
rather light
MEETS HARTFORD TEAM
Stanley Works Aggregation Set To
Tackle Capital City New Depar-
tllre Club Today.

Entered in the play-off for the
state industrial baseball title. the
Stanley Works team. champion of
the New Britain Industrial league,
will play its first game In competi-
ton tonight at o'clock at Walnut
Hill park when it meets the Hart
ford New Departure team. winner
of the Capital City league.
The winner OF this contest will
be pitted against another sectional
team in the semi final play-off and
the finals will proably be decided
before the end Of the present
month.
The local team is confident Of
winning tonight but it meets one
OF the toughest opponents In the
state in the Hartford crew. Walter
Scott who literally stood the Fall
cons on their heads last Saturday.
will occupy the box for the locals
while all the regulars will be in the
game. The contest will start
promptly at o'clock.