The border vidette., 1929-04-20

critics situated near the Three r
mines, this county, from which
be recently shipped q carload of
ore, was a county seat visitor
this week. George is the origi.
nal owner of the mining prop.
critics now owned by the Twin
Bell Mining Company.
Joe CASTELAR,, contractor and
| builder, who has the contract for
remodeling the J. G. Penney
Store, is rushing the work to
completion far ahead of the time
specified in his contract. Joe is
master builder and his work is
highly appreciated by the man.
agement of the big store, now
one of the finest owned by the J.
G. Penney Company.
w. w. Coburn, who with Bud
Parker of Tucson, has q lease
on the south half of the Baca
Float, this week purchased q
big herd of cattle from Eduardo
Canon, owner of q. great stock
ranch situated in the Altar dis
trict, Sonora. Mr.. Coburn is q
veteran cowman from Montana,
| who with his family now makes
his home in Nogales.
Brigadier General Albert J.
| Bowley of Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, visited Camp Stephen D.
Little this week, accompanied
by mem bers of his staff; he is
the personal representative of
General Lassiter and is making
a tour of inspection of the inter.
national border situation with q
view of determining the require
ments of the United States Dor
der troops.
A party of sixteen NoRales
citizens composed of local Ro
tarians and the wives of several.
spent the weekend at Globe to
attend the annual meeting of the
| Arizona Rotary clubs. Among
those making the trip were Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Little. Sr.. Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Chatham. J. F..
Jennings, W. w. Lockhart, and
Jake Rochlin.
Captain R. H. Polk, formerly
with the American air force. now
chief of the rebel air squadron.
is now in Nogales, Sonora, with
General Escobar, rebel com
| mander. Polk, whois q native
| of Tennessee, is accompanied
by Stanley Thompson and Phil
(Red) Mohun, two American
boys who served Uncle Sam in
France during the World War.
The captain and his two lieuten
ants motored from chihuahua
to Nogales via Pulpito Pass in a
little Ford fivver.
| Lee Zinsmeister, owner of the
beautiful Circle q guest ranch
near Patagonia. accompanied by
a party of ranch guests, visited
ambos Nogales Thursday. Lee
stated that already preliminary
plans are being made for the an
lnual Fourth of July rodeo to be
held at the Circle z, which will
be bigger and better than ever.
Many COW boys and cowgirls will
| contes for cash prizes and blue
ribbons. The feature of the big
celebration will be an old fash
ioned 'out-west" barbecue. pre-
pared by an old-time '49er.
The Southern Pacific of Mex
leo railroad at 8 o'clock Satur.
day night suspended all opera
tions in.the territory occupied by
the Mexican rebels. boarded up
depots and laid off all employees
but watchmen at depots and
roundhouses. All American EN-
ployes at Empalme placed them
selves under the protection of
the American consul at Quay.
mas, Sonora, and were taken
aboard a United States cruiser
there Saturday night. The re
volutionists are now operating
trains to haul their troops and
supplies.
Lieutenant Colonel Oviedo Els
trada, Congressman B. A. Soto
and Crispin Beltran, crossed in
to the United States here at $50
o'clock last Saturday evening
from Nogales. Sonora, and sur.
rendered to United States immi
grafton officers as political refu.
gees. Colonel Estrada was sec
ond in command of the 64th
Mexican Cavalry stationed in
| Nogales, Sonora. and command.
ed by General Francisco Bor
quez. Soto was a congressman