The border vidette., 1928-01-14


meeting Wednesday night and
City Attorney James V. Robins
was instructed to prepare ordi
nances to advertise for bids for
the ornamental street lighting
system that is to be placed on
Grand and Morley avenue.
Over 1000 letters have been
received by the Nogales Wonder
land Club, Inc, in response to
the national magazine advertis
ing campaign being conducted
by Nogales. They are from peo
pie who desire further informa
ton on Nogales and Santa Cruz
county. A number of those who
have written have arrived here
and will make this city their
permanent home. according to
Secretary Gus Michaels.
The four bombing airplanes
which have been stored in No
gales for several months. con-
signed to the Mexican govern:
ment, have been released for ex.
portation, according to Herbert
r. Chatham, assistant United
States collector of customs. The
release order was received last
Saturday in q telegram from the
State Department at Washing.
ton. The bombers are of the
latest type Douglas planes.
A sample of what the city of
Nogales may expect in orna
mental street lighting is exhibited
in front of the city hall by the
Southern Arizona Power Com
.pany. A IL foot light post has
been erected which is lighted
with a, beautiful 400-watt light.
1t is the intention of the Nogales
council to place about eighty of
these ornamental street lights in
the main business streets Of the
city, as it is part of the street
program.
The new Citizens Auto Stage
Depot building, erected at the
intersection of Grand and Ter.
race avenues. will be formerly
opened on the 21st of January
and the Offices will be moved to
the new quarters. The stage
company will occupy the lower
floor and DR.. A. l. Gustetter will
occupy the upper floor, where
the popular medico will have a
complete handsome and up-to-
date. suite of Offices. second to
none in Arizona.
Ata directors meeting of the
Nogales Wonderland Club held
Wednesday night it was DECIDED
that. the Club would provide 80
new road signs to be placed at
important road functions through
out Santa Cruz county and that
six large 12x40sfoot signs would
be erected in addition to the two
that have already been built in
various parts OF the state. The
directors present were: DR.. 2.
D. Clagett, w. j. Phillips, J. F.
johnson, A. NJ. espie; Bracey
Curtis E. A. Titcomb. and @. A.
Smith.
Owners of motor cars in Santa
Cruz county who fail ito obtain
license plates by the end of Jan
uary, will be assessed double the
amount of the 1923 plates, &C
cording to County Assessor Har.
ry Farrior. The law provides
that all motorists who do not OBJ
tain their plates by the end OF
January must pay this double
price," the assessor said. This
office has provided plates to
many motorists but great many
motorists but a great many are
turdy in obtaining them. I ad-
wise all car owners to obtain new
plate without delay" be stated.
At the annual meeting of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce
held Thursday night the follow.
ing directors for 1923, were
elected: Robert S. Burns, A. A.
Casaneda, DR.. P. D. Clagett, A.
M. Gillespie, Phil Capin, G.. G.
Crenshaw./ E. K. Cumming, F.
E.. Edwards, Bracey Curtis, Ike
Frazier, DR.. A. L. Gustetter. F.
J. Duffy, J. S. Jennings, John
Jund, Joe N. Karam, w. L.
Lockhart., Hugo w. Miller, Gus
r. Michaels. M. Middleton, w.
J. Phillips. Arthur Peck. Thomas
Pitts. Craig Pottinger. w. N.
Pickett. H. R. Sisk, VIM. G.
Vinegar. O. A. Smith. Glen