The border vidette., 1929-10-19

A large crowd OF baseball fans
witnessed the fifth game of the
world series on the electric score
| board in front Of the Nogales
Herald Monday.
County Treasurer A. Dunn.
bauld reports $57, ,956.85 collect.
ed last month on straight taxes
not including penalties and in.
terest, from the years 1916 to
part Of the first half of 1929
taxes. Dumbauld states the first
half Of 1929 taxes are payable
not later than 5 p. N. on Novem
Der 4 and after that date the
four per cent penalty will be
added with the regular 10 per
cent interest.
f. s. Fitzpatrick. manager Of
the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. of Washington, D.
c., who is touring the country to
observe immigration conditions,
paid visit to Nogales Thursday
when he was the guest Of local
chamber of commerce at = meet
ing held for the purpose OF greet.
ing him. The matter OF per
misting seasonable workers to
cross and re-cross the interna
tional line was brought up for
discussion.
Eight engineers from the state
highway department at,Phoenix
arrived in Nogales this week to
begin work of making q survey
for the proposed paving on north
Grand avenue from the Banks
bridge to the end of the present
state highway paving on the
Nogales- Tucson highway. The
paving which will be paid for By
the state of Arizona, will be 18
feet in width. Il will extend
past the homes of Mayor Harry
j. Karns and Charles L. Fowler,
Camp Stephen D. Little, and
Cemetery Hill.
Drawing of q jury will begin
Monday for the trial Of Dr.. L. B.
Pruitt commencing in the Santa
Cruz county superior court on
November /. DR.. Pruitt, who is
now in the county jail, is charg
ed with the murder of 81. B.
Johnston, q road contractor near
Tubac several weeks ago. The
state will be represented by E.
r. Thurman, county attorney,
while DR.. Pruitt will be repre-.
sented by Noon & Noon. local
attorneys. At his preliminary
bearing, the accused pleaded not
guilty to the charge.
The Rev. Frank G. Harrell,
formerly OF Duncan, Arizona,
who was sppointed TO the pas
torate Of the local Methodist
church by Bishop Sam Hay, Of
Houston, Texas, at the close Of
the recent Arizona conference
held here, will preach his first
sermon in the local church to-
morrow morning. Rev. Harrell
has been an ordained preacher
since be was 19 years old and
has had pastorates in Arkansas
for four years. Oklahoma six
years and in Arizona four years.
Rev. Hsrrell is married and has
five children. He is q third de.
gree Mason.
Harry w. Smith, disabled vet.
eran of the World War, . former
first lieutenant, died Sunday at
the Santa Rosa mine near Llsno.
Sonora, Mexico. where be had
been for the benefit of his health.
The body of the veteran, who
was IS years of age. was brought
TO Nogales Monday night by air.
plane especially chartered from
the Pickwick-Latin American
Airways, and was accompanied
by Frank Carroon of the Car
room mortuary. Deceased for
merly resided at Chicago and
until two years ago was = patient
at the U. S. Veterans bureau
hospital at Tucson.
Charles Levin and bride pass
ed through the city Wednesday
en- route to their home in Mazat
Ian from a honeymoon spent in
San Francisco. They were &C
companied home by Mrs. Levin's
sister, Miss Concha Butchart OF
Mazatlan who had been visiting
in San Francisco. Mr.. Levin is
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