The border vidette., 1928-05-19

leave for his rice plantation in
Sonora.
Harry G. Brown, experienced
mine manager, has returned from
a vacation trip in the East and
is greatly improved in health,
to the delight of his many No
| gales friends. Harry is now
ready to go back to the mining
game in Mexico, where for many
years be successfully managed
big mining properties. Anyone
needing the services of high
class dependable man of wide ex.
perience in Mexican mines, will
make no mistake by employing
Harry.
The Nogales Hiram club held
its regular weekly luncheon on
Wednesday noon at the Masonic
temple. During the luncheon,
Judge w. A. O'Connor delivered
an interesting address on THE
Lewis and Clark Exposition, {"
resulting in the beginning of de.
velopment of the Pacific North
west in nl18O4. 1t was announced
at Wednesdays luncheon that
J. G. Eddie and Forrest Wester.
land will represent the Nogales
club at the annual Hiram con.
vention at Lincoln, Neb., June
8 and 9.
The members of st. Andrews
Episcopal church gave a sur
prise dinner party at the parish
ball last Monday night to Rev.
and Mrs. F. G. Taylor in honor
of their 25th wedding anniver.
sary. The happy couple were
presented with an anniversary
present by United State Consul
FL. G. "A. Damn, in behalf of the
church mem bers. About a hun
dred members of the church and
friends of Rev. and Mrs. Tay
lor we're present to wish them
many happy returns of the oc
casiOn.
Regirtration of electors for
the next primary and general
elections is now ia progress.
The registration books will close
on August IL, at 500 o'clock p.
m., and remain closed until Sep
tember 10Th, at which time they
will again be open and register
ing will continue until October
9th, 1928. The following are
registering officials for the year:
Ada Jones, county recorder; r.
L. O'Neil. Nogales; II. B. Riggs,
Patagonia; Fred Pyeatt. Mon.
tana Camp; Mrs. E. D. DeBrail.
Tubac and Amado; Ed LaGen
Dire, Sonoita; John A. McCarty.
Elgin, Vaughn and Camille, Ma.
ria de la Ossa, Lochiel, San Ra
faei and vicinity.
The, Nogales Council will meet
on May 81, at which time
the contract will be let for paw
ing streets of District No. /.
At the meeting of the City Coun.
Gil Monday night seven bidders
submitted estimates, the lowest
being $124,000, by Schmidt &
Hitchcock. of Phoenix. Other
bidders we're: Lee Moor Con
str uction Company. Tucson; the
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Company.
Phoenix; Soteras Construction
Company, Los Angeles; Melon
aid & Kahn, Los Angeles; Pho
neer Transfer Company, Calex
leo; Warren Construction Com
pany, Los Angeles. According
to City Engineer George S. Cow
derry, Jr., work of paving will
begin ia Nogales about June 20.
Andy Wallmark. manager of
the Alamos Silver Mining Com
pany, of which Frank M. Lynch
of Nogales, is president, has ar
| rived from La Escondida mine,
situated As miles from Fundicion
station, Sonora, Mexico, which
has been owned and operated by
Mr.. Wallmark since 1919. For
many years he personally devel
ed the property which is now
owned ty the Alamos Siver Min
ing Co. Recently three cars of
high-grade gold silver-copper
ore was shipped to the Copper
Queen smelter at Douglas, and
now the mine is installing a big
power hoist, compressor and air
drills. Soon Andy will come in-
to his own and be sitting high
on Easy Street with other lucky
owners of Alamos Silver Mining
| C0mDanV shares of stock.