The border vidette., 1929-10-12

Imports into the Arizona Gus.
toms district exceeded imports
f! during September last by 1858, !:
701, according to the monthly
report issued recently by U. S.
Customs Collector Fred G. Ed.
wards. Total valuations of i'm
ports and exports in the district
amounted to $3, 253, 1853. Imports
we're valued at $2.056 ,032 and
exports valued at 81 1877 331.
The annual Arizona Methodist.
South. conference opened here
| Wednesday night with an ad
dress of welcome by, Judge W.
A. O'Connor, of the Santa Cruz
county superior court, followed
by response by Bishop Sam r..
Hay. of Houston, Texas. Near
! " 100 pastors and laymen are in
Nogales for the conference being
held at the Methodist, church.
The four-day conference closes
today.
Secretary of State I. P. Frai
ger has been in the city this
week inspecting the construction
work On the new Texaco uper
service station, corner of Elm
street and Grand avenue. The
FRAZIER brother. Ike and Charles,
are distributors in Nogales for
the Texas company and will ope
rate the fine new service station
when it is completed. Secretary
of State Frazier has returned to
Phoenix.
George W. Morris has return.
ed 10 the Golden Rose camp near
the Kino Copper company's Four
Metals properties now being
prospected with diamond drills
by one of the strongest mining
corporations in America, after
spending a few days in Nogales.
Morris is developing an old gold
claim near the Golden Rose
camp where be also looks after
the mining property which he
sold to the Twin Bell Develop.
ment Co.
Antonio Villasenor, 43, many
years prominent citizen of No
gales, Sonora. died last Monday
morning at St Joseph's hospital
after a two weeks illness. He
was catlleman and banker and
at the time of his death was con,
structing two residences on Elm
street. Deceased leaves a wife
and 4-year-old son to mourn his
untimely death. Funeral SER
vices were held Tuesday morn.
ing at the home, interment being
in the Nogales cemetery.
This is Columbus Day and as
usual in the past, it is being OBJ
served in Nogales by the patri
otic order of Knights of Colum.
bus at noon today with a lunch.
con to be given atsthe Firemen's
Club 10 the City Hall. Mayor
Harry j. Karns, Rt. Rev. Mons.
L. Duval of the local Catholic
church, and Jugde Frank Duffy,
will address the assembly. Judge
Duffy will preside as POSTMASTER
at the luncheon to which many
local people have been invited.
Additional teachers have been
assigned to the beginners and
advanced English classes of the
| Nogales night school because OF
the unusually large attendance.
according to Superintendent A.
j. Mitchell, who states that the
night school at present has more
than $50 students enrolled. The
classes are being conducted un
der the supervision of F. E.
Weterland, principal of the pub
lie schools. Glasses are held in
the evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The American Legion dance at
]the Club Royal in Nogales. So
nota, which was scheduled for
today in honor of Columbus Day,
has been postponed until next
Saturday night, October 10, due
to Knights of Columbus events
today. The Ridge-Igo post is
giving the dance next Saturday
night to raise funds to defray
the expenses Of the Armistice
Day celebration. The public is
cordially invited to attend and
help make the "baile" success.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Noon, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Noon. Harry r.
Renshaw, Bonsall Noon, and w.
Fl. Walker and wife, motored to
Tucson Monday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
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