The border vidette., 1929-05-04
MAY 4, 1929
LOCAL NEWS.

will celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
The revolution in Mexico is
ended. MAY the Lord be
thankit. ;"
Pat Downey. road builder of
Patagonia, is a business visitor
in the city.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Knights of Pythias lodge
was held Wednesday night and
Sheriff Fl. J. Patterson was in
itiated into the mysteries of the
second rank.
Clyde Mcpherson and Bud
Baldwin, COW men, visited No
gales Thursday, accompanied by
their wives. Clyde and Bud
own valuable stock ranches in
the San Rafael valley.
Will Hoy, a former resident of
Nogales, is here from Washing
ton, D. c., on business connect.
ed with the organization of the
Arizona Southern Mining Com.
pany, articles of Incorporation of
which appear in today's issue of
The Border Vidette.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry J. Saxon,
former residents of Nogales,
were week end visitors in the
city from Wilcox. Mr.. Saxon,
who is a former sheriff of Santa
Cruz county. is manager and
part owner of great ranch aud
thousands of cattle near Wilcox
Bud Parker. Tucson cattle
buyer, who during the past year
shipped thousands of bovines
from Sonora, Mexico to the I'm
tied States, was q border city
visitor Wednesday. Bud is we'll
and favorably known in ambos
Nogales, where he has many
friends.
Hats off to General Francisco
Bofquez. former revolutionary
commander Of the Nogales dis.
trict. When the rats deserted
the rebel ship. General Borquez
remained aboard then swan to
safety in the port Of Nogales,
Arizona. To know Francisco
Borquez is to love him. May he
live long and prosper.
Mrs. Theodore S. Marsh and
daughter, Elizabeth, arrived in
Nogales Monday after . several
months journey through Europe.
While abroad they visited Eng.
land, France, Spain. Egypt, Je
rusalem, Italy, Switzerland and
Germany. From here Mrs. Marsh
and daughter will 60 to Califor.
mia tos pend the summer.
Suit for divorce was filed in
the Superior Court Thursday by
Frederick G. Emery. local mine
promoter against his wife, Alice
Rose Emery. It is alleged that
the defendant deserted the plain.
tiff during February, 1924 with.
out cause and has since then re-
fused to return. G. A. Little,
local attorney, represents Mr..
Emery who is staying at Hotel
Bowman.
Walt Coburn, gifted shortstory
| writer, accompanied by his wife,
is visiting Nogales, at the home
of his brother. W. w. Coburn,
| we'll known cattleman who has a
lease on the south half of the
Baca Float. Wallis the author
of Ghost Rancho" Montana
Mavericks" etc. His last story,
Empty Guns" for which be re-.
ceived $1,000, appears in the
June number of Action Stories.
Mr.. Coburn writes for five popu,
lar magazines aud is sitting
pretty. While here be secured
data for a Mexican story soon to
appear in the All Story maya.
zine.
Harry B. Radcliffe, vice presi
dent and general management of
the Twin Bell Development, Inc.
owning a group of valuable min.
ing claims situated near No.
gales, arrived in the city Thurs.
day from San Diego, accompan.
| led by a party of business asso.
ciates. Manager Radcliff will
Immediately resume active work
on his splendid properties and
will make his headquarters at
the old Golden Rose camp. The
properties of his company have
in the past produced high-grade
ore and Harry believes he'll
soon develop a dividend-paying
mine. Yesterday he took big
| truolx)oad 0f SnnDlins tn camp