The border vidette., 1930-04-12
APRIL IL, 1880
LOCAL ITEMS.

NOgales, sightseeing.
G. R. Piquero, local commits
sion man, visited Tucson the
forepart of the week.
William Martin, we'll known
mining engineer, has gone to E'
Paso, on a business visit.
The annual Boy Scout field
meet will be held today at the
high school athletic grounds.
Tom Heady, we'll known cattle
man of the San Rafael Valley,
was a Nogales visitor Monday.
Unity chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, met Thursday
night at the Masonic temple at
8 o'clock.
G. A. Barker, Jr., vice-presi.
dent Of the California Bank of
Los Angeles, has gone down the
West Coast of Mexico on a bust
ness trip.
CIoyde Smith of Merced, Cali
fornia, formerly of Nogales, is
visiting his father. Rev. o. A.
Smith of the Trinity Congrega
tional church.
Captain Thos. Barry of the
Chicago Fire Department, is Wis.
iting in Nogales a guest of his
friend, Don Juan M. Hughes,
proprietor of The Cave Club.
Collector of Customs and Mrs.
Fred Edwards and United States
Marshal George Mauk and wife.
of Phoenix, returned Tuesday
from pleasure trip to Mexico
City.
An examination for next years
scholarship to the University of
Arizona will be held Friday and
Saturday May 9 and 10 at the
Office of the County School Sup
erintendeuJ.
Harry B. Radcliffe, manager
of the Twin Bell mine near this
city, was a business visitor in
Nogales yesterday. He is busy
experimenting the erection of q
mill at the mine.~-,el 80 ~--...
Three carloads of harvesters
and one carload of other agricul.
tural instruments crossed the
line Thursday en- route to the
Mexico Arizona Trading Com
pany's branch at Ciudad Oh.
regon, Sonora, Mexico.
Judge Fred L. Ingraham of
Yuma county was here Wednes
day and heard the case of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany versus the City of Nogales
for a refund in taxes of approxi.
mately $4,000.
James wards, Yuma banker,
left Wednesday for Hermosillo
and an extended visit with bis
friend, Hon. Charles B. Ward,
chairman of the Colorado River
Dam Commission. who owns q
big ranch near Hermosillo.
A. F. Van Wye, chief dis
patcher of the Southern Pacific
de Mexico at Empalme, is at St.
Josephs hospital, where be re.
Gently underwent successful
operation performed by Drs. V.
A. Smoker and E. G. Houle.
Mr.. Ralph Cummins, author of
Western stories, left here Thurs.
day for Etna, California, for the
summer and announced that be
will return here next fall. He
obtained considerable data while
in Nogales and was accompanied
10 California by his aunt.
State Legion Commander Hill.
lard Brooks, A. M. Crawford
state legislative examiner; and
James Brown. service officer for
the Arizona Legion, spoke at
the high school Tuesday morn.
ing relative to the American LIE
gion and the United States Con.
stitution.
Approximately 800 members OF
the knights of Columbus are ex
pected to attend the annual state
convention of the lodge to be
held in Nogales. Sunday and
Monday, May II and 12. One
of the features of the session
will be a big parade of the mem
bers of the Fourth Degree.
Alberto Mascarenas, director
general of the Banco de Mexico
at Mexico City, will visit No
gales-his old home town-tht
latter. part of this month. Mr.
Mascarenas resided here many