The border vidette., 1929-04-13
Major w. A. Weaver. senior

Major w. A. Weaver. senior
instructor of the Arizona nation.
al guard, who arrived in Nogales
Sunday, inspected Company A
Monday evening in the armory
in Nelson avenue. Sunday Cap
tain George o. Horrall, com
mander of the local company,
again took his men on the rife
range at Camp Stephen D. Little
for target practice. All the men
were in uniform. Lunch was
served on the range.
The NoGales Hiram club en-
joyed a special program Wednes
day noon at the Masonic temple
when Fred E. Lawley, general
manager for the Wortham Shows
now showing in Nogales under
the auspices Of the local Knights
of Pythias lodge, brought four
embers of the colored Minis.
trels. the midget dancer and the
fat girl dancer to the luncheon.
The minstrels rendered several
whistling songs, ballads and
jokes. while the midget and fat
girl rendered several songs and
danced.
Rev. F. G. Taylor of the Epis.
copal church of Nogales and
chairman of the educational
branch Of the Episcopal diocese
of Arizona, left Monday morning
for Tucson. where be met the
Right Rev. Walter Mitchell,
bishop of Arizona, and Rev, Cox
of Phoenix, and the rector of
Douglas, Arizona. and proceeded
to look for suitable summer
camping grounds for the young
people of the church this sum
mer. It is probable that the
Episcopal summer camp will be
held at Oracle, Arizona.
The official charter for the or
ganization of q Nogales Lions
International club arrived here
Tuesday and plans are now IN.
der way for the chapter banquet
which will be held in the Hotel
Esplendor on April Goth. The
names of the officers who will be
installed at the charter banquet
are as follows: Elbert r. Thur.
man, president; Robert S. Burns,
vice president; Malcolm G. Lit
tie, secretary; Harry Wilson.
treasurer; E. A Edmundson, lion
tanner; T. J. Trimer, tail twister;
William Pickett. A. Taylor, B.
L. Coulson and Stanley Pinker.
ton, board Of directors.
Harry B. Radcliffe, of San
Diego, vice-president and mana.
ger of the Twin Bell Mines, Inc. /,
lowninga q group of valuable min
ing claims near Nogales, is a
visitorein the city. being accom-
panied by four business asso-
ciates from San Diego and In
glewood, California, and tomor
row will inspect the company's
properties. formerly owned by
George Morris, pioneer prospec
tor of Santa Cruz county. Wm.
P. Tiedemann, assistant secre
tary of the Sonora Bank and
Trust Company, this city, is
president of the Twin Bell com.
pany, which is now being fnanc
ed by California capital.
The American consuls station
ed throughout Mexico are send
ing word to all American bust
ness men actively engaged 10
Mexican soil and to all business
men entering Mexico that a care
full record should be kept of all
damages to property. all threats
against life, and all unlawful acts
committed on them or their
property together with the
names of the Mexicans, either
of the federal or rebel cause,
who are responsible for these
acts. Such lists will be posted
at the Offices of the various Am
erican consuls, it is stated, and
those Mexicans who have thus
shown disrespect for the lives
and property of Americans will
henceforth be barred from ever
crossing into United. States soil
Yesterday Noeales was host te
approximately $50 San Diego,
California, excursionists, under
the auspices of the San Diego
Chamber of Commerce, who ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon
by special train. The visitors
were met at the railroad station
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