The border vidette., 1930-08-16
AUGUST 16, 1880
LOCAL ITEMS.

adopted the official county bud
get.
The Nogales Golf Club held
meeting Monday night at the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce,
at 8 o'clock.
Attorney and Mrs. Malcolm
Little, Sr.. have returned from
a brief motor trip to the Grand
canyon.
Mrs. r. M. Cousar and child
ren, have returned from two
months vacation trip to El Paso,
Texas, where Mrs. Cousar was
visiting her parents.
Charles E. Wheeler, assistant
cashier of the First National
Bank of Nogales, and wife, will
leave today for a months vaca
ton motoring to their old home
in Illinois.
Mrs. Albert Joffroy and child
rem and Mrs. Joseph Karam left
Monday for two months visit
to Mexico City, with Mr.. and
Mrs. r P. Carreno. parents of
Mrs. Joffroy and Mrs. Karam.
d. Fl. Biaett of the Clarence
Saunders Store Of Phoenix, ar
rived in Nogales Monday to take
over the management of the No
gales Clarence Saunders Store
to open today at Grand avenue
and Elm street.
Dr.. Charles S. Smith, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist. has
moved from the Wise building to
a very attractive suite of Offices
on the second floor of the Gebler
Memorial Building on Grand
avenue.
Three hours after she was
stung by a scorpion, Maria Con
suelo Navarro, four year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J.Cruz
Navarro, died Tuesday night at
the family home in Nogales, So
nora, Mexico.
Stanley Mercer, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Newt Mercer. has re
turned from a months visit in
San Diego, with his pal" Billy
Noon, son of Attorney and Mrs.
Fred Noon, former we'll known
highly respected citizens of this
city.
Jose CASTELAR,, we'll known con
tractor. left Saturday to spend
two weeks in Hermosillo, where
be will arrange for the construc
ton of homes and other build
ings in the capital city to cost
between $4,000 and $4,000.
CASTELAR, recently completed the
beautiful Gebler Memorial build
ing on Grand avenue, this city.
Mr.-and Mrs. Clyde McPher.
son, from their fine home in the
San Rafael Valley, we're in the
city the forepart of the week.
Clyde said the grass is so high
only the white heads of bis
Hereford cattle are visible. AS
Clyde knows all of his bovines
by their fret name, he's not
afraid of losing them.
With the completion of the
"A, ,000- voltage transmission cleo
trio line from Tucson to Nogales
last Saturday, this city now has
a power system adequate to take
care of the city's growth for the
next ten years. The transmits.
sion line was built by the Tucson
Gas Electric & Power Company
under a long-term contract with
the local Public Utilities Con
sojidated Corporation to furnish
electric power for the two border
cities.
Registration for the primary
election September 9th, closed
Saturday evening, and while a
Jew reports are yet to come in,
the total registration in Santa
Cruz county. as announced by
Mrs. Ada Jones, county recorder,
is 2,077 Of this number 1.464
are Democrats, 554 Republicans
and SO miscellaneous. More than
half of the voters registering are
in the city Of Nogales. The to
tails for the three wards in this
city are: 829 Democrats, 378 Re
publicans and So miscellaneous,
or 1860. All of Nogales consti
tutes Precinct No. l. The sec
ond largest precinct reportine e
was Patagonia with 157 Demo
Gratis, 46 Republicans and one
miscellaneous. Registration fol
the general election ia Novem
Der will begin the Monday fol
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