The border vidette., 1930-04-05

The Nogales Building & Loar
Association will move from Ter.
race avenue to the Noon building
about April 18th, according tc
Secretary Harry r. Renshaw.
John M. Hughes. proprietor OF
The Cave Club, has returned
from a pleasure trip to Mexico
City, where be went three weeks
ago with Writ 6. Bowman and
Nate Minor. En- route home be
visited his rice plantation in the
Yaqui Valley.
Hugh Walker has resigned as
captain of the Nogales company
of the Arizona National Guard.
First Lieutenant William Young
is expected to succeed him as
captain, and Second Lieutenant
Ralph Rawsthorne to be promot
ed to first lieutenant.
The new power line connect.
ing Tucson and Nogales will be
completed in about 80 days, &C
cording to announcement made
Thursday by Nose Drachman
of Tucson, who is the receiver in
Arizona for the Public Utilities
Consolidated Corporation.
Amos A. Belts of Phoenix,
Grand Master of the Masonic
Lodge of Arizona, was here
Saturday night with the Phoe
nix Masons who had charge of
comforting the third degree upon
Joseph Franklin Pomeroy, Ad
jutant-General of Arizona.
Mrs. A. L. Peck, Sr., is re
ported seriously i'll at her home
in Mix street. Mrs. Peck, who
is the mother Of Arthur Peck,
Chief of the Nogales Fire De
partment. is pioneer woman Of
Santa Cruz county where she
has resided more than so years.
Albert S. Harvey, president
and general manager of the
United States Graphite Com
pany of Saginaw, Michigan, and
G. F. Holler, local representa-
tive of the graphite company.
left Thursday afternoon for the
mines located near Minas Prize
tas. Sonora.
Dr.. Carlton E. Towne of this
city, who is attending the Kinks
Vile College of Osteopathy at
Kirksville, Mo-, took his first
degree in Masonry at Kirksvile
last. week and will take the
second and third degrees before
returning to Nogales in June for
the summer vacation.
Harry Narcotic. popular man
ager of the Monte7uma hotel,
made number of solo" flights
Thursday afternoon at the new
air port on the Nogales-Tucson
road. Ed Koehler. who since
1921, has taught 81 men and
women to solo," says be rs
proud of his Nogales school OF
Children under 16 years of age
must not drive automobiles and
all motorists over that age must
have a permit to operate a car,
according to Chiefof Police Jay
Lowe, who says that the police
department. would cite into court
on a misdemeanor charge par
ents who permit their children
to operate automobiles.
Charles F. Holler, we'll known
pioneer customs house broker.
is planning the erection of a
beautiful new home in Potrero
Acres two and one half miles
north of the city on the Tucson
Nogales highway, where Mr..
Holler has just completed a large
swimming pool for the use of
his family and friends.
Mrs. Robert Cameron. nee
Miss Gladys Walker of. Taft.
California. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Fl. Walker of this city,
has been elected a member OF
the board of school trustees OF
Taft. Mrs. Cameron before her
marriage served as representa-
tive of Santa Cruz county in the
Arizona state legislature.
G. G. BUD Parker, one of the
best bovine ropers in the United
Statesi was here the forepart oi
the week from Tucson. Bud re
Gently purchased big bunch oi
Hereford steers from Guillermc
Mascarenas, manager of bis
fathers Buena Vista and Santa