The border vidette., 1928-06-30
JUNE 80, 1928
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. P. D. Clagett has departed
for a visit to his old home in
Ohio.
Frank M. Curtis has been a
Nogales visitor this week sfrom
Poza, Sonora.
DR.. O. G. West is a guest at
the Montezuma hotel from Los
Mochis, Mexico.
William Blackmere, from the
Palmarito mines in the state of
Sinaloa. Mexico, is guest at
The Bowman.
Jack Egan, Wells Fargo Elk
press manager on the west coast,
is here from Guadalajara. Mex,
stopping at the Montezuma.&
Fred Williams, mining man, is
a guest at Hotel Evans. from San
Xavier. Sonora, Mexico, where
be owns valuable mining prop.
erty.
Mrs. Grace A. Farrell, county
school superintendent, will re.
turn today from the summer
school at Flagstaff. She will
return to Flagstaff next Monday.
| Joseph A. Cumming, local com.
mission man, on an automobile
tour of the east and Canada, at
tended the tomoto tariff confer
ence held in Washington, D. G.
this week.
Mrs. Amos j. Yaeger and the
children, who have been visiting
In Nogales from Minas Nuevas,
Sonora, have gone to California
for the remainder of the sum
mer months.
Mrs. John Igo and daughters,
Ruth and Mary, left Nogales
Monday for their home in Tue
son, aftera two weeks visit here
with Mrs. Igo's daughter, Mrs.
John Phillips.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Kuck, son
and daughter, from Naco. visit.
ed Nogales this week. stopping
at The Bowman. Mr.. Kuck is
an official of the Southern Pacific
of Mexico railroad.
Tomorrow Mexico will unani.
mously elect General Alvarc
IObregon of Sonora, president for
six years, commencing Decem
ber /, 1923. The popular candi.,
date has no opposition.
J. B. Bristol, secretary of the
Nogales chamber of commerce,
who has been in Washington
fighting against an increased
tariff on Mexican tomatoes, will
return home next week.
Connections are being made
on the handsome ornamental
street lights which have been
installedin the downtown sec
tions, and lights and globes are
being placed in position.
R. L. Cary connected with the
Western Union Telegraph off.
ces in Phoenix, was a Nogales
visitor this week on company
business. = Cary was a former
manager of the local telegraph
Office.
1 Jessie Gatlin is visiting his
parents at the old Gatlin ranch
home near Patagonia. Tuesday
and Wednesday Jess visited with
bis old Nogales friends. He is
now working for the State High
way Department in the northern
part of the state.
The Nogales city council last
Tuesday night, by unanimous
vote, passed the resolution of
intention to pave District No 2,
which includes Crawford, So
noita, West, Elm. Oak, Walnut,
/ Arroyo, Potrero, Smelter. Pa.
iarito and other streets mention
ed in the resolution as being
published in the Herald.
Claude Frazier, cashier for the
Moctezuma Copper Company at
Palaris, Sonora, Mexico, is in
Nogales, visiting his mother,
Mrs. Flora Frazier, and brother
I. P. Frazier. Claude is return.
ing to his post in Sonora, follow.
ing a vacation trip in California
with his wife, who remained in
San Francisco visiting relatives.
Chief Engineer E. B. Sloan of
the Southern Pacific de Mexico
railroad, with headquarters at
Guadalajara, Jalisco,. Mexico,
has been a guest at the Monte
yuma hotel couple Of days'this
u1oolx Ho to ponot hiS two