The border vidette., 1928-03-17

Senator J. G. Kinney, promi
nent Pima county cattleman, was
a Nogales visitor yesterday.
Hon. Theodore Marsh has re.
turned from an extended visit
with relatives at Washington, D, ;,
c., and is again at home" at
her palatial manshion on Cavalry
Hill. Mrs. Marsh is a member
of the board of regents of the
University of Arizona.
B. L. Cason, local cattleman,
found guilty last Saturday night
by Santa Cruz county jury for
cattle steeling, will be sentenced
today by Superior Judge w. A.
O'Connor. In the prosecution of
Cason. County Attorney Bonsal
Noon was assisted by Duane
Bird.
Mr.. Jack Dempsey, ex. worlds
champion battler, who recently
visited Nogales as the guest of
Writ G. Bowman and Governor
Rodriguez of Lower California,
this week sent Nogales friend
handsome check to assist his
friends son win prize in the
international popularity" con.
test. Jack is no piker.
Company A of the 158th To
fantry Of the Arizona National
Guard will meet at 800 o'clock
tomorrow morning at the armory.
to go as body to the target
range at Camp Stephen Little
for rifle practice and target drill,
Captain E. j. Reeves requests
all members of Company A to be
present tomorrow morning.
Carl Schler, who recently OBJ
tained q lease on the famous old
Worlds Fair silver mine at Har.
shaw owned by our good friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers,
was in Nogales Tuesday pur.
chasing supplies. Carl is busy
mining and sacking bonanza"
ore from, Frank Powers bank
and soon will be sitting pretty.
Banning Vail. member of the
Vail Cattle Company, former
owners Of the Empire and Penn.
sylvania stock ranches situated
in Pima and Santa Cruz coun:
ties. was a Nogales business Wis.
itor Thursday. accompanied by
a party of California friends.
Banningiis a son of the late
Walter L. Vail, an early pioneer
of Arizona.
The jury panel was summoned
to the Santa Cruz county court
house Tuesday morning and dis
missed by Judge W., A. O'Con
nor, subject to future call. The
last case for. the superior court
arose Tuesday morning when
Manuel ,Ahumadapled guilty to.
the .chargesof passing bad checks
and Wasogiven a deferred sem
tence tor one year. E'
Joe Halstead, official Of the
j. D. Halstead Lumber Com
pany, owners of many lumber
yards in Arizona and California,
this week visited his big local
yards, for many years managed
by NJ. II. Ford. Jr. Recently
Mr.. Halstead purchased an air
plane, and his next visit to No.
gales be will fly from Los An
geles, via. Phoenix. a''
The regular weekly luncheon
of the Nogales Hirams club was
held Wednesday noon. at the
Masonic temple. Roger Will
liams, the origional religious
freedom man, and Eli Whitney,
the inventor of the cotton gin,
we're the distinguished men dis
cussed at the luncheon meeting
by Judge w. A. O'Connor. j.
r. Marshall of Los Angeles and
Captain L. w. Mix, local capi.
talist, were honor guests.
Juan Robinson. M. E.. brother
of Guillermo Robinson. Mexican
vice consul, in Nogales, is en-
joying few days visit on the
border, from San Xavier, So
nora, Mexico, where he is oper-
ating mines successfully. Juan
is son of the late Judge Robin.
son, many years a prominent
citizen of Guaymas. where be
and his estimable family we're
loved and highly respected. Mr..