The border vidette., 1929-03-16

held Thursday noon at The Cave
club, Nogales, Sonora.
| L. Lindsay. Los Angeles capi,
talist. has been in Nogales this
week on business connected with
his mining interests in the Pata
gonia district. Many years ago
Mr.; Lindsay and the late Bracey
Curtis, were interested in valua,
BILE copper mines in the Cananea
district. Sonora.
1 Wade w. Barbee. manager of
the Southern Trust Company,
left yesterday for Tia Juana, B.
1 g., where be will be the guest
at the great horse races to.
morrow of his friend, Writ G..
Bowman, Nogales and San Diego
capitalist. Mr.. Barbee will be
gone several days.
G. w. Phillips from the old
Durazno gold camp in Sonora,
was q business visitor in Nogales
Thursday. Reported every thing
quiet and peaceful out his way.
The Durazno is located about 80
miles soutwest from Nogales on
the, Arizona ranch owned by J..
d. Wise Of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, daugh:
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J. Alb.
bott, this city, has been nomin.
ated as one Of seven girls at the
University of Arizona to be vot
ed on for Desert Queen, in con.
nection with publication of the
Desert, annual publication of the
Student Body Organization.
Work on the second paving
district of NoRales is progress.
ing rapidly under the personal
supervision of Carl Schmidt, of
the contracting firm of Schmidt
& Hitchcock. Smetler street has
just been completed and the paw.
ing contractors are now devos.
ing their attention to Potreo and
Pajarito streets. yt -.
Harry Carr, special writer for
the Los Angeles Times and Tom
Burns. official Associated Press
photographer, left here Thurs
day for Naco. While here Mr..
Burns snapped many pictures Of
|srebel activity across the border,
and Mr. Carr secured much data
| for articles he is writing for his
Lancer" column in the Los
Angeles Times.
The Mayor and Board Of AL
Idermen met Thursday night in
regular session and authorized q
800, ,O0o bond Issue. The elec.
tion will taxa place on, May 7th.
the day OF the regular % nnicipal
election. The bond is segregat
eds. as follows. $50, 900 w Ter
Works Improvement and Exten
sion Bonds; $4,000 Sewer Elk
tension Bonds; $4,000 Flood
Control Bonds
LewfLewin was last Tuesday
might unanimously elected as ex
alted ruler ofethe Nogales Elks
lodge for the coming year. e..
Blake Sharpe was elected es.
,teemed leading knight; Earl Sc.
ger, esteemed loyal knight; J..
w. Faubian. esteemed. Occurring
/ knight; George Januel, tyler; a..
r. Renshaw, trustee, and Dr.. M .
A. Wuerschmidt, delegate to the
Grand lodge, with. 81. r. Ren.
shaw as an alternate.
The store house of the G. G.
Cheshire Motor Company in Mel
son avenue with "a automobiles,
four of which were new, was de-
stroyed by fire last Thursday
night. The building was the prop
erty of the Nogales Elks lodge
and the loss is estimated at IS,
600. The "a automobiles that
were burned were valued at ap
proximately $4,000, since 20 OF
them were second hand at about
500 piece, according to Mr..
Cheshire. The four new cars
were trucks. three of which car
ried insurance amounting to 50,
500. The fourth new truck be-
longed to Sam Lee, Chinese
merchant of Nogales, Sonora.
Governor Abelardo Rodriguez
of the northern district of Baja
California, supporter of the fed
eral government, accompanied
by his secretary r. Familiar
and Roberto Pesqueira, specia
envoy from President Portes
Gil, arrived in Nogales Thurs
day night and is stopping at the
Hotel Bowman. Governor Rod
! ripppZ ia a nativa son of NOpHlas