The border vidette., 1928-02-25

| llO ALueTICnu luStItut0 VI N III
ing Engineers of Arizona held a
banquet Tuesday night at the
Cavern cafe, which was attend.
ed by about thirty prominent
mining men from up state.
Hundreds of people from up
state motored to Nogales on
Washington's birthday, many be.
ing attracted to the border by
the announcement broadcasted
that Jack Dempsey, world famed
battler, would referee the Brown.
Fitzsimmons 1O-round bout at
Camp Stephen D. Little. All
were glad they came to Nogales,
the best city on the Mexican
border. where the line is never
closed and goodwill reigns su-
preme, always.
The following prominent No
gales citizens motored to Gala
basas Saturday to welcome the
Rodriguez Bowman : Dempsey
party en- route to General Alvaro
IObregon's birthday party at Ca
jeme, Sonora: DR.. A. l.. Gustet
ter, Writ G.. Bowman, Wade w.
Barbee. Bracey Curtis. Theron
Richardson, A. Nj. Gillespie, j.
B. Bristol, Otto FL. Herold, J, b.
Wise, Guillermo Robinson, e.
K. Cumming. Leslie c. Hardy
and Lieut.. Sargent Of the 25th
Infantry
Hon. Frank Hitchcock, post.
master general under President
Taft's administration and princi
pal owner Of the Tucson Citizen,
accompanied by Attorney r. w.
Bilby Of Phoenix, visited No
| gales Wednesday and attended
+ the Brown -Fitzsimmons fight in
Ali Baba theater refereed by
| Jack Demsey, ex- x-world's cham
pion, who was in Nogales as the
guest of Write. Bowman Of San
Diego and Nogales. and Cover
nor A.. L. Rodriguez Of Lower
California.
Immediately after the Brown
Fitzsimmons bout Wednesday
afternoon at the Ali Baba thea
ter. refereed by Jack Dempsey.
world-famed fighter, Dempsey,
Governor A. L. Rodriguez. Writ
G.. Bowman, James w. Coffroth
and, James Crofton, San Diego
capitalists. departed by automo
bile for Tucson, where they
boarded their private car for
San Diego. following q joyous
trip to and from the home Of
General Alvaro Obregon at Ca
jeme, Sonora. Mexico.
eAt the annual meeting OF the
| board OF directors of the Sonora
Bank Trust Company of this
city, held Monday, the following
board .of. directors, all Of whom
served during the past year.
we're re. elected: l.. A. Martinez,
Max Muller, J. g.. Wise. W. O..
Vinegar, Spiro S. Proto. W.. j..
Phillips, Ramon Corral. The
following officers we're re elect,
| ed: L. A. Martinez. president;
Max Muller, vice-president; W..
G. Vinegar, vice-president; ;Spiro
s. Proto, secretary; VIM. P.
Tiedermanp, assistant secretary;
G. Mignardot. cashier.
Albert s. Harvey, vice-presi.
dent and general manager OF the
United States Graphite Com
pany OF Saginaw, Michigan, on
Wednesday morning departed
for home, following trip Of in
spection to bis company's splen
did producing graphite mines in
Sonora, Mexico. Mr.. Harvey is
we'll and favorably known in No
gales and the state of Sonora,
Mexico, where he has many
friends. On bis trip to the mine
he was accompanied by G.. f.
Holler, pioneer local customs
house agent, who for many years
has represented the U. S. Ora
phite Company in Nogales.
At the recent meeting of the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star held in Tucson, Mrs. L.
Burgoon of Unity Chapter No.
13, Nogales, was again re- elect.
ed Grand Secretary. Other off.
GERS elected we're: Edith Cum.
mings of Wilcox, associate grand
matron; George E. Mcmillan Of
Jerome, associate grand matron,
and Esther Henning of Hol-
brook, associate grand conduc
tress. Katherine BurQoOn was