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Nogales international., 1929-01-04
CITY RATLESS SC
RODENT EXPERT
FAILSzHERE

M. G. Jorgenson, field manager
in charge of the rodent control
campaign which closed here a few
Gays ago, in report to CITY
Eealth Officer Gustetter, declared
that Nogales was the cleanest citv
as far as rat infestation is con
cerned that he had visited in over
10 years.
Indicative of this is the fact that
Mr.. Jorgenson and his crew were
forced to abandon work here when
it was disclosed that they were 60
ing behind financially. A total Of
312 calls We're made to residence
and business houses in an effort
to uncover rat infestation.
"There were 312 calls made in
Nogales," Mr.. Jorgenson said in
his report, "and while there may
be a few isolated cases Of infesta-
tion in some of the poorer quart
ers it is safe to say that the city
of Nogales is the cleanest as to
rodent infestation that will be
found in very large part of the
United States"
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

The first important local mine
t arsaction of 1929 involves tn
Gray Brothers property in tn
Patagonia district which was sol
Wednesday for a considerable
placed at s100, 900, it was announc.
cd by w. D. Gray of Patagonia.
Don Haverly of Globe, o. K
Franklin and DIR. V. A. Smelker
Nogales acted as purchasing agent
for company which will be form
ed to exploit the property, it wa
announced. w. D. Gray, who ha
held the claims for the past 2
years, was in the city Wednesda
to adjust matters in connection
with disposal of his property.
A!th ugh exploration has no
reached an advanced stage engine
ers report that copper, gold an
silver bearing ore is found in q
bundance assaying $50 to S1O0 il
silver and from $50 to $50 in COP
per.
Men are now at work at the
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
RELESS ACT
HELD CAUSE OF
AORTUARY FIRE

Hot ashes placed in a cardboard
'o1tainer and left on a wooden
:loor overnight caused damage es-
oimatad at $500 to the Carroon
VI N7rt7ary on Nelson avenue at
1890 clock Wednesday morning.
Che blaze was discovered by the
city night watchman at its starting
point above the Mortuary in a
room used for religious meetings.
Quick work of the Nogales fire
department kept damage at a min
imum and avoided what first looked
like serious blaze. Although the
floor of the meeting room was
damaged the major loss was sus-
tanned by the undertaking firm
when water ruined 10 caskets in
the display room Immediately be-
low the fire.
1t was the first fire of the year
in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Morning Glory
Ore Proved
In est

Ore samples from the Morning
Glory mine of the Patagonia 5ts-
trict were run through a test re.
Gently at the sampling mill in Nie
mines building of the University
Of Arizona. The object of the tests
was to determine the kind of treat
ment me- esgary in order that the
manag cement of the mine can build
mill to suit at the mine workings.
he ore sampled yesterday aver
ged about ) per cent copper with
some silver value. The concen-
rates averaged better than 20 per
ent.
The Morning Glory mine has now
cached stage in it's development
ccording to ]. A. Hamilton, one Of
,~le hackers Of TIE enterprise, where
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Increase Noted In Building
New Year Ushered
In By Variety Of
Memorable Event

BIRTH-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Baf-
felt, ri e-pound son born at 8 80
o'clock Wednes ay afternoon at
the Paffert residence, PIT Brad
ford. Mr.. Baffert is terminal su-
perintenGent of the Southern Pa
cifi railroad.
DEATH Damian Marq1ez
Fexican boot'egger shot and xii
ed by For ler Patrolman Carson
,1orrow Tuesday afternoon during
# ray on border near hear.
MARRIAGE-Milton E. Wilson.
36, and Olive Chisholm, 38, both
of Wilcox, married by Justice of
the Peace Hardy at the courthouse
Wednesday afternoon.
FIRE-The Carroon Mortuary
damaged by fire at 1890 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
NEWSPAFER-Tte Nogales In.
ternetional was the first Nogales
newspaper published in the new
gear. Copies were distributed at
midnight New Years eve.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Spent
For Projects
In 1928

An increase of 81 per cent in
uil l-iag pc nit valuations granted
Building Inspector Gus Michaels
5 noted over tie year 1927, accord
g to .Michael's annual report
ilich will be presented to the city
ouncil at it's next meeting. Permits
totaled $1o1,2 200 in 1927 as COM
are. to SITE, 400 in 1928.
During the past three years
ermits have been issued for new
projects in Nogales totaling more
an $03,645. This figure does
cot include considerable construc-
ton outside the city where it is
st;mated that at least 100000
. as been expended during the same
period.
Michaels report further points
ut that II permits were issued in
1926 for a total of $131, 200; 40
arnlits We're issued the following
Y ar for $97,045 worth of build
ilg and the past year the high
mark was reached when 46 per-
mits were issued totaling $175,-
400.
Notable among big construction
projects during the past three
years are the Montezuma hotel,
the Rose Mont apartments and the
liotel Esplendor, which, however,
is not included in city figures.
Permits are expected to reach
the 100000 mark during 1929, in
view OF projects planned for early
construction, it was announced.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Nogales Meters
Open Season
oniight

Tucson and Nogales high school
basketball teams will clash on the
local school gymnasium tonight
marking the first conference game
of the season in which the local
quintet has participated. A pre-
liminary will be played between
tie second teams of Nogales and
Patagonia at 7:30 o'clock.
Coach Morse is expecting a
string Of victories from the locals
in their play with other teams Of
the southern Arizona conference
which Includes tie teams of Bis
bee, Douglas, Wilcox, Tombstone,
Mariana and st. David.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
OF
New Officers
Wednesday

New officers of the Nogales
post of the American Legion will
be installed at a special luncheon
meeting at $50 o'clock next Wed
nesday evening. A Dutch lunch
will be served following the install
:ation ceremonies at the Firemen's
Club.
TIL following members will as
sumo posts to which they were
elected recently: Hank Meyers,
commander; Al Castaneda, vice
commander; F. J. Trimer, adult
ant; Joe P. Sexton, finance officer:
C. R. Piquero, chaplain; Charles
l.. Hardy, Jr., historian; Sam Rot
ge, service officer, and ]. ]. Mon
toya, sargeant-at-arms. The new
executive committee is composed OF
Bill Collier, George Horrell and
Herb Wood.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
lts.W WarrenW eIcome
Dies Suddenly
At Douglas

Following an illness of few
lays, Mrs. Warren Welcome, for
merly of Nogales, died suddenly at
ner home in Douglas, Monday
morning. Death was due to influ-
enza.
Mrs. Welcome was about 45
ears of age and was a sister Of
Mrs. George Parker Of Nogales.
Among other surviving relatives
are a brother, Archie Smith of the
Cananea Cattle Company; and by
daughter, Mrs. Claude Frazier of
Reno, Nevada, formerly of this
city.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
thurman HOME
ROBBED ON DAY
He BECAME
CO. ATTY.

New Years day 1929 will long
De remembered by E. R. Thurman.
On that day he became County
Attorney and on the evening of
chat day his home at 4O6 Sonoita
street was robbed.
The robbery occurred about
$50 o'clock while the new dis
trict attorney and wife and Attor-
ey and Mrs. G. A. Little were
sitting in the living room of the
Thurman home. A noise was heard
in another part of the house and
as Mr.. Thurman opened door he
saw burglur jumping through a
window.
Among articles stolen were his
wife's wrist watch, two bath robes,
S ME perfume, and a fountain pen.
TIE burg!ur gained admission into
tie house by crawling through a
window.
Attorney Thurman's many
friends predict a vigorous prose-
cution for the guilty party if he
is caught, for Thurman's new duty
as County Attorney is to prose-
cute and he would undoubtedly
make it hot for the man who
broke into his home, particularly
on the day that he beam prose-
cutor.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
BORDER PATROLMAN SHOT IN
SELF DEFENSE, JURY DEGREES

A coroner's jury meeting in
Judge Hardy's court yesterday
morning returned a verdict of justi-
fable homicide or self defense in
the death of Damian Marquee,
Mexican bootlegger, who was shot
and killed Tuesday afternoon by
Border Patrolman Carson Morrow
near Smuggler's Canyon near here.
Marquee was shot after he had
slashed Morrow in the region of
the heart with a knife. The Incl
dent followed close on the heels of
the capture of Luis Valdez, who
is accused of killing his wife with
an ice pick in Tucson three years
ago. Morrow with Deputy Sheriff
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

Jim Hathaway and Border Patrol
man Vernon Roberts, had parted
from the county officers after the
capture of Valdez when he met
MARQUEE and another Mexican with
sacks of liquor over their should
ers.
The fight ensued and MARQUEE
was shot but his accomplice fled
into Mexico. Marrow was rushed
to the local hospital where his con-
dition is not regarded as serious.
The following served as jurors
before Ex- -officio Coroner Hardy:
L, H. Watkins, ]. R. Miller, L.
Mix, 2. Mckinney, L. Woodell and
B. Hayne.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
JOHN PITTS TO
LOCATE AT LA JUNTA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitts are
leaving Sunday to spend two
months at Pocatello, Idaho, after
which they will make their home
at La Junta, Colo, where Mr..
Pitts, an accountant. has been tran
sferred by the Public Utilities
Consolidated Corporation. The
transfer is in the nature of a pro-
motion. John has been connected
with the local offices of the COM
pany for the past two years and
has made a wide circle of friends
who will regret to learn he is leav
ing Nogales. He is a son of Thomas
Pitts, popular manager of the To-
o..l utilities.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Photograph Sent
aWilI By Request

The Incompatible VIII Rogers
is the proud owner of drawing of
his likeness framed with hand
carved ebony. The present was
made possible through the courtesy
of the Nogales Wonderland Club
and Roy and Titcomb, Inc.
Rogers, who testifies in a new
Wonderland Club advertisement
that "Nogales comes nearer being
western town than anything we
got left in this country" person
ally requested that the picture ac-
companying the ad be added to his
Hollywood gallery.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
NEW GROCERY OPENS

The new California Grocery, r.
Vigil proprietor, opened for busi-
ness tbs week at LIP Morley ave-
nue., across the street from the old
Esca!ada building. Ills very con
veaient place to shop while down
town. The new store carries a COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
irz- E ~

lection and who will take his seat
at the convening of the Ninth
tate Leg stature on January 8th-
he next day after Governor Phil
lips is inaugurated-states that he
viii! introduce bill providing for
erection of $4,000 armory in
this city.
Pomeroy asks that all the var
ious organizations here make it a
point to do considerable lobbying
for the armory during the legisla-
tive session. With such coopera-
lion, he is confident he can get the
bill passed.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
DAN CUPID RUNS
FAR AHEAD OF
DIVORCES ),

Dan Cupid ran way ahead of di-
vorces in Santa Cruz County dur
ing the year 1923 according to the
annual report of Clerk of the Su-
perior Court Robert E. Lee to the
Census Board at Washington, D. c..
During the year there were 402
marriage licenses issued, and 81 di-
vorces granted.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Annual Meeting OF
C.. OF c. Set For
January 10

Annual meeting and election of
directors of the Chamber Of Com.
merce will be held at the City Hall
Auditorium at 8 o'clock on the
evening of January 10.
Twenty five directors will b.
named at the meeting.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
STAGE ALL SET FOR $4,000
ARMORY BUILDING FOR CITY

"I have the stage all set for an
armory for Nogales", it was stated
by Joe Pomeroy, member of the
lower house of the state legisla-
ture from this county, upon his ar
rival here yesterday from Mesa.
Mr.. Pomeroy, who was elected
representative at the November
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
GRAY BROS. MINE SOLD FOR 100000
GLOBE AND NOCAlES INTERESTS
UNITE IN PROPERTY PURCHASE
FIRST RECORDED HERE IN 1929

property and shaft has been sunk
20 a distance of "A feet. Leaching
;anks have been erected prepara-
ory to experimental tests and
llans are being made for the erec-
ion of a mill. The property joins
he famous 3R mine.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

One of the most important mat
ters that the new Board of Super
visors will take up at its first
meeting Monday will be the draw
ing of jury list for the year 1929.
From this list, Robert E. Lee,
clerk Of the superior court; Sher-
iff Pat Patterson, and the chair
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
FALSE ALARM

The Nogales fire department was
called to the residence Of Ike
Fraz 'er, 218 Perkins street, at
7:10 o'clock last night when pas
sersby discovered flames coming
from the chimney. 1t was disclosed
that a flue was being burned out.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Woman Sustains.
Minor Injuries. s.

After receiving medical treat
ment at the army hospital at Camp
Stephen D. Little yesterday after
noon, Mrs. William Powell, colored,
who was injured in an automobile
accident at $3.50 o'olock was re-
leased to return to her home.
Mrs, Powell, who is the wife Of
a Ft. Huac.luca musician, sustain
ed an injured left shoulder in the
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
First Asphalt Is
Laid On Arroyo

A group Of local business men
gathered at the new asphaltic
pant north of the city yesterday
afternoon and watched prelimin-
ary tests of asphalt manufacture
which We're made in preparation
for the first pouring this morning.
The plant was in perfect opera
ton early this morning and the
first tl-uck@loa of the hot mix
tuye moved from the plant to Ar.
royo and Plum street where initial
asphalt paving will take place.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
Year Starts With A
Bang At Office
Of Recorder

The office of Mrs. Ada Jones.
popular County Recorder, got off
to flying start on Wednesday,
first business day of the New Year.
On that day a total of 1875 in
struments were recorded, and they
brought about 5000 in filing fees.
Mrs. Jones anticipates that 1929
will be the busiest year in the his
tory of the recorders office.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
FIRE AT LAUNDRY

Heat from metal chimney ig.
nited shingles on the roof of the
Nogales Steam Laundry at 10 o.
clock last night and caused the
Nogales Fire Department to make
run. The small blaze caused nom-
inal damage.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

crash when her coupe left the road
and struck fence post on the Tue.
son highway near the Texaco
wholesale station. Private ]. C.
Mann of the local regiment, q
passenger in the car, was unin-
jured. a
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

It now has more than million and
one half tons of ore blocked out
and is ready for surface workings
to prepare the ore for smelling.
Hamilton stated that the owners
will soon erect a mill in order to
concentrate the ore.
The Morning Glory mine is being
developed by Tennessee capital.
Development work has been going
on for a number of years.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
JURY LIST FOR new YEAR TO Be
PICKED BY SUPERVISORS MONDAY

man of the Board of Supervisors,
will select the grand and trial jur-
ors as they are needed for various
cases during the year.
The new Board of Supervisors is
made up of Fred W. Hannah, Nal.
colin Middleton and A. S. Hender-
son.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

l'an ,l The livestock Show activi.
'frs III Hicago included judging the
h...,}i.n-, l>3 aid girl in the United
S.atis
.Ih,lna Syarstad, a South Dakota
gil. "lso won lie female champion
sap, i seventeen years old, blonde
strong weighs l22 pounds, is feel
2 inches saIl. drinks plenty of milk, M
TEA or coffee, and expects to be
te,icher.
The h.Y champion is William To.
lias, OF Michigan fifteen years old,
mllo wci. bs $50 pounds, is feet 6
inches tai likes boxing, admires Jack
Dempsey, also drinks lots of milk.
Mix dealers. please notice this in
your adytrtis, ments.
From . lvcstock-and many othei
--psiflts q tit.9. these are fine Amer.
ian children
But Somewhere in America there
is a little baby sIlivering in its moth
e.s arms delicate, with thin little
hniy, l,e Lead, wide anxious eyes
t!t some day will do things the
Esithicst boy and girl will never do
Write that down for your comfort
i v9u have child that isn't so ro-
bust
Henry Fosd's ofhand statement
mo successful boy ever saved
money" was not meant literally. He
meant that it was better tC spend fof
information than merely to save
few dollars Thomas A. Edison, his
intimate friend. never had any
money until he got so much that he
couldn't spend it."
The other worlds richest man."
John D. Rockefeller, is surely "a suc-
cessful boy" and did save money. He
advises young and old to save now.
as he hands each one a ten-ccnt
piece with smile worth good deal
OF money. Mr.. Rockefeller will ten
you, Save money, not chiefly for tbs
money you save, but because saviil.,
teaches self control, and that's the be-
ginning of wisdom"
Ford has high respect for John D.
Rockefeller. He said to this writer.
:! never saw John D. Rockefeller but
once. But when I saw that face /
knew what made Standard Oil"
Strange is the nature of man. II
New York young man confesses to
strangling a ffteen-year-old girl
whom he loved, He says she wanted
to kiss him. That is his excuse.
AT Brunswick, Ga, Walter Raw
Nns, in prison. saw his wife. whose
EoslcsA2it had jailed him for wife
beating. He seized carving knife,
dashed from the prison, overlook his
wife, stabbed her several times. His
excuse is: r.
''I loved my wife so that I would
rather see her dead than with some-
body else"
The fair Jessica Brown, a stage
beauty, once married to Lord North.
esh, yesterday married Mr.. Cornelius.
Lord Northesk. as her retired hus.
band. came to America led by his am
hilton to be the fifth husband of
Peggy Hopkins Joyce. And so il
coca
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

Benson-Plans progressing for
erection of new high school build
ing.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04
T ally Of u. V.
Arrives Here
Saturday

Robert E. Tally, general mana
ger of the United Verde Copper
ompany of Jerome, is expected 70
arrive here tomorrow. Mr.. Tally
may visit the Independence prop
erty 120 miles south of here where
the United Verde engineers are
now engaged in an intensified pre-
gram of exploration.
The mine executive is one of tho
most powerful figures in the in
dustry today and his personal in
terest in northern Sonora mining
possibilities carries significance Of
the highest Importance.
Safford-New 1876 room hotel
being erected here.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

Lee Zinsmeister was in town
from Circle z ranch.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

Victor Bennett, superintendent
of the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railroad with headquarters
at San Bias, Sim, is a Noga,es
visitor today. Mr.. Bennett was
former superintendent of the Ca
nanea division of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico and has many
friends here.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

Phoenix CONSTITUTION work
started on new African Methodist
Church here.
Nogales international., 1929-01-04

The h,Y champion is William To-
iias. OF Michigan, fifteen years old,
mho wci hs l50 pounds, is S feet &
inches tai. likes boxing, admires Jack
Dempsey, also drinks lots of milk
Mix dealers. please notice this iu
your adylrtis, nents
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-14
FARGO LIVESTOCK

fargo. Jan. ll.-(R- Cattle, choice
steers and yarlings $500 to l4.oo:
sod steors 100 to l200; medium
steers 1000 to 100; fair steers 400
70 1000: plain steers 600 TO 500; rood
hei1ers 900 to 1000; medium 500 500
70 800: fair heifers TOO to $780,. plain
hetlers 600 to TOO; rood COWS S.25
70 800: medium cows 7.5O to 500:
fair COWS Cts to 7-25; plain cows 600
% go: cutters 500 to SIS; good bulls
6.5B to S.25: medium bulls TOO to IT'S:
common bulls 600 TO TOO. Colves. tor
wal $500 to 400: medium veal 1000
TO hoo: Gull veal 900 to 1000: heavy
calves 600 to 800: canner calves 500
70 GOO.
sheep Top lambs 1880 to 1850:
heavy lambs 100 lbs and up 1900 to
la,00: Gull lambs 1000 to hoo: lisht
ewes 100 lbs and down 500 70 600:
heavy ewes $50 lbs and UP $500 to
100; Gull ewes 400 to 500: bucks 400
10 500.
Hogs-150-lao lbs $40 to ass: lao-
400 lbs Gas to S36; 200-225 lbs o.25
70 as: 226-260 lbs o.25 to 0.S5: 2S0-
80 lhs o.2S to ass; 300-36O lbs e.20
70 80; packers 7.2S to TAO: stays 7.25
to 7.lO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-14
ROOMS ron RENT

FOR RENT-One large extra warm,
well Furnished room, suitable for
either sleeping or light housekeep-
ing. Hot water at I'll times. n
First street. Phone 132l-J.
FOR REN1--1wo large sJeep1nI
rooms. one nicely furnished on
ground floor during Legislature On
car line. Phone 12l9-W or call Ct
422 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnishsd sleSp-
Ing room suitable for two In mod.
ern home, with free use Of radio and
piano 1913 Fifth street.
ROOM FOR RENT-75c ana SOC por
night, also light housekeepang
rooms. Banner Hotel. steam heat.
ed building.
FOR RENTLrIrnlsbed room II mod.
ern home. suitable for one Or two
ladies. Close in. Phone l9o-W.
FOR RENT-Attracttvely furniahod
light housekeeping room In modern
home. Close In. Phone 27l-M.
FOR RENT-Nicely furni1hed room
In modern home. Best location IN
town. Phone 404-R.
FOR RENT-Two large com1oetehlo
furnished rooms. Close e The eeals
tol. Phone l275-R.
ROOM FOR RENT-Hot water heat.
close In. Call 1t $40 fifth street,
Phone sew.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-14
STOCK PRICES tend
Up AFTER SE7BACKS
Strong Rallying Tendencies De-
vslop and Wipe Out Early
Losses IN ExplicabIe Shift

New York, Jan. l4.-(H9-Strong
rallying tendencies developed in to-
days stock market after an early per-
iod Of irregularity. Many OF the early
declines Of ] to 5 points were cut
down. or wiped out, and by early
afternoon scores Of issues were selling
] TO Z points above last weeks final
quotations. Trading WAS moderately
heavy In volume.
There was nothing in the days
news 70 explain the change In specu-
lative sentiment.
Motors, which had been heavily sold
since the first Of the year snapped
hack In rather impressive fashion on
what appeared to be short covering.
General Motors ran up 81 points and
Aupp. Packard. Chrysler. Nash and
Fierce Arrow sold 4 point or more
higher. 6tudebaker sold above 50 for
tho first time in several years.
American sugar refining was heav.
lily bought on reports that 1928 earn
ines would run above SO q share,
crossing 81 for the first time since
last November. Aairplane stocks
were In the forefront Of the days ad-
vance. Wright soaring Z points ana
curttss (.
Heavy buying Of Pennsylvania rail-
road common, based on the belief
that directors would raise the annual
dividend from $3.50 to "a at the
forthcoming meeting. sent that stock
to new high ct 70H.
A few specialties were bid up
Violently In the last hour. impart-
ing = strong tone to the general list.
Wright Aero increased its gain to
IL points. touching Z new record price
1t ~, and Curtiss sold up more than
: points. Allied Chemical mounted
more than Is points. Rubber Harcs
developed group strength. u. s. Rub
Der gaining more than points. A.
M. 6yers was soft spot falling
nearly II points. The closing was
strong. Total sales Appropriated A.
2oo, 900.