The border vidette., 1930-02-08

Barclay Bristol, member of
the Nogales police force. has re
turned from the west coast of
Mexico, where be has been for
the past two weeks.
At regular meeting of the
Nogales Aero club of Nogales,
held Tuesday night at the home
of John Foster, 124 Ellis street,
Douglas Holton was elected
president and Howard Dalton,
secretary of the club for the
coming year. 10 the future the
regular meetings will be held on
Monday nights at the Chamber
of Commerce and the club mem
bers urge every air-minded per
son in Nogales to attend the
meetings..
Lee Zinsmeister, owner of the
Circle (Z) guest ranch near Pata.
gonia, is staging big rodeo at
the beautiful ranch tomorrow
starting at 2 p. m. The pro
gram will consist OF calf roping,
wild horse riding, bronco riding,
team tying. Liberal prizes will
be offered. The Patagonia Fire
Department boys will assist at
the rodeo the same as they did
at the Fourth of July celebra
ton. which was a big success.
The entertainment is for the
benefit of the guests at the
ranch but the public is invited to
attend.
Arthur Peck was awarded the
contract for 1880 automobile ser
vice for the sheriff's office, at
the regular meeting of the board
of supervisors Monday. Arthur
will furnish the county two cars
for $50 per month, and addi.
tional cars at a mileage rate of Is
cents per mile. Frank Sawyer
will feed prisoners at the county
Jail for 25 cents per meal. St.
Joseph's hospital will care for
INDECENT sick at rate of $2 25
day, this not including operating
room service. Frank Carroon
was awarded the contract to bury
INDECENT dead at a rate of $35 90
each.
A large attendance is expected
at the meeting of the Nogales
Elks Lodge next Tuesday night.
when annual nomination of off
GERS will take place and it will
also be Past Exalted Rulers
Night. The meeting will be
presided over by Judge W. A.
O'Connor from the chair of Ex
alted Ruler Lew Levin. The
past exalted rulers are w. A.
O'Connor, Herbert r. Chatham,
r. NJ. Cousar, Frank D. Wilkey,
Harry r. Renshaw, DR.. M. A.
Wuerschmidt, and Victor j.
Wager. Following the exercises
nominations for officers for the
coming year will take place, after
which there will be a smoker.
Harry N. Renshaw, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry r. Renshaw of
this city, arrived home Thurs
day from Washington, D. c.,
where be has been attending the
George Washington university.
Harry Renshaw is one of the
best rife shots in the United
States. Last year be was a
member of the United States In.
ternational Rife team in the in.
ternational shooting match held
in Sweden. His application to
West Point has been received
and be will likely be named to
attend that institution. Being a
native son of Nogales where be
was born and reared, Harry has
wide circle of friends who are
proud of his record at home and
abroad, as marksman and red
blooded young American.
Many of the local bridge clubs
did not meet this week out of
respect to Mrs. Victor J. Wager,
whose tragic death occurred last
Sunday and whose funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at l
o'clock at. the Frank Carroon
chapel. Rev. W. G. Downing,
pastor of the Baptist church, Off
ciating. Following the services
at the chapel which was packed
to overfowing with friends and
relatives of the noble woman,
the body was taken to the Ma
sonic cemetery for burial. The
officers of the local B. P. 0. e..
lodge served as pallbearers. At
the grave a consignment service