The border vidette., 1930-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Givens
attended the funeral at Bisbee,
Sunday, of Fred Cowan. cashier
of the Bank OF Lowell, who died
following a weeks illness from
pneumonia. Mr.. Cowan was a
visitor in Nogales recently.
The pouring of concrete on the
second floor Of the Theodore
Geb!er Memorial building in
Grand avenue is completed and
work will start next week on the
erection Of the second story side
walls to prepare for the roof.
Diok and Bud Parker, we'll
known. successful stockraisers
of this section, we're Nogales
business visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday. At the big Tucson
rodeo recently. Bud was one of
winning calf and steer ropers.
Writ G.. Bowman of Palm City,
California, chairman of the board
of directors of the First National
Bank cf Nogales, will arrive
here tomorrow morning and ex
poets to leave Monday for New
York and Mexico City on an ex
tended vacation trip.
Il cost the Nogales Cham Der
of Commerce l,062 Sc to carry
out its work during February
while receipts in the same period
we're 81, $3.50. 96, leaving a balance
on March l of 1927 40, according
to the financial report of Hugo
W. Miller, treasurer.
Every body 10 Santa Cruz coun.
ty will be glad to learn that
Victor j. Wager who was injur
ed when bis car va, struck by
a train four weeks ago Sunday.
continues to improve and has
been removed to his home.
Mrs. P. J. Mcintyre of Los
Angeles, has arrived in Nogales
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Phil
Herold. Many years ago Mrs.
Mcintyre and family resided in
Ncgales. Mr.. Mcintyre is a
prominent successful mining en-
gineer, we'll known in Arizona.
Five hundred head of cattle
we're crossed into the United
States at this port of entry from
Sonora Monday by Arthur Page,
local cattle buyer They we're
purchased from Rafael Camou
and Arturo Morales of Magda-
lena, Sonora, by Lewis & Thomp
son of Denver, Colo.
At "a recent meeting of the No
gales Fire Department Robert
E Lee was elected to serve four
years on the Fireman Pension
Board and Louis Hudgin to serve
two years. A standing com nit,
tee on affairs connected with this
compensation. was also appoint.
ed consisting of Mayor Harry J.
Karns, City Clerk Phil Herold
and Fire Chief Arthur Peck.
On st. Patrick's Day, Monday,
March II. an old-fashioned St.
Patrick's party will be held for
the benefit of the local Catholic
church. Dancing, bridge and
refreshments will feature the
evening. A glorious time is as.
sured those who attend the af.
fair which promises to be big
success socially and financially.
Tickets, $100 each. are now on
sale.
w. E. Doupe and r. E. Greene.
co-partners, doing business un
der the name of Doupe- Greene
Flying Service, have applied for
permit to the Arizona Corpora
ton commission in Phoenix,
authorizing the operation of air
craft vehicles for the tranSpor
tation of passengers in general
air taxi service, with headauart
ers in Nogales. The application
will be heard March IL.
Constitution work on the new
city pumping plant building on
river is now complete, according
to Contractor Frank Lown, un
der whose supervision the work
was done on schedule time. The
structure is ready for the install
alton of the pumping equipment
which is expected to arrive
within the next thirty days. and
it is hoped to have the new plant
in operation within two months.
A Pythian Frolic will be held
in Nogales Saturday, March %
and members of the Knights of
Pvthias lodge from various sec,