The border vidette., 1928-06-30

II. Vi. aCH, Rencral IrolRQt anu
passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific de Mexico, with head
quarters at Guadlsjara. Jalisco.
Mexico, visited Nogales Monday
on official business. He report
ed conditions on the west coast
peaceful and business normal.
John w. Hughes has installed
a handsome new electrical music
box in The Gave. Nogales, So.
nonas famous cabaret and cafe.
The instrument, purchased from
George Fisher, was installed by
G. G. Watson, radio expert, from
the Fisher music store in Tue
son. The front of The Cave is
being remodeled and beautified
under the personal supervision
of Tom Woods.
Equipment for paving the
downtown business streets in
District No. /, for which the firm
of Schmidt and Hitchcock of
Phoenix, have the contract, ar,
rived yesterday from Phoenix;
actual work of grading will be
gin Monday. 1t is thought that
the entire first district will be
paved within 80 days and then
attention will be centered on the
! paving Of District No. 2, which
embraces the residential streets
of the west section of the city.
The Manhattan, Frank John
sons handsome new cafe just a
| few steps across the line in Old
Mexico, is now completely re
modelled and beautified and pre-
sents very attractive appear
ance, with its up to date fixtures,
elegant mirrors, large comfort
able booths for men and cool,
pleasant private rooms for fam
lilies. Mr.. johnson has spared
no expense in making The Man
haitian a honey place" for men
and women who visit Nogales,
Sonora.
Chief Justice Henry D. Ross
of the state supreme court, has
announced his candidacy for re
election, subject to the Demo
cratic primary. September II.
Judge Ross has been resident
of Arizona for more than forty
two years. Elected to the su
preme bench when Arizona was
admitted to the Union. Judge
Ross has been three times re
turned to that tribunal by the
voters of Arizona, and enjoys
the distinction of being it's senior
member in point of service.
Guillermo Robinson. who since
1924 has been Mexican vice-con
sui at Nogales, Arizona, on Wed
nesday received word from Mex.
leo City that be had been pro
noted to the rank of consul and
to report as soon as possible at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, to
assume charge of the cosulate at
that city. Consul Robinson will
leave Nogales within the next
ten days for his new post taking
with him the best wishes of his
host of friends in ambos Nogales.
He will later be joined by his
estimable family, whose depart.
ure from this city will be regret
ted by every body.
Lee Zinsmeister of the Circle
z ranch situated near Patagonia,
where the big Fourth of July
rodeo will be held. was No
gales visitor this week, follow.
ing a vacation trip to the Cali
fornia beaches. The Santa Cruz
county annual picnic will be held
under the auspices of the Pata
gonia Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, and following the cowboy
sports and barbecue at the Cir
Gle z ranch, a grand ball will be
held at the Patagonia Opera
House. Music will be furnished
by the fomous 25th Infantry
band, and every body is promised
q glorious time next Wednesday.
On Wednesday macy citizens
/ extended congratulations to A.
e Sanders. president of the
Piggly Wiggly. upon the open
ing of the fountain and confec
tionery in Grand avenue in the
building adjacent to the main
Piggly Wiggly store. The ne "
department is under the super.
vision of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Speer. THE fountain service
is a new innovation for this city.
| said Mr.. Sanders. I'VE will