The border vidette., 1930-05-10

DOT, udS TcIuTueu lFOm uCSOu, ,
where a Bettwy-For- Governor
Club has been organized. The
senator says be is going strong
and expects to win.
Miss Vora Silver, charming
musical entertainer, has return
ed from a vacation spent on the
coast with her mother, and is
nightly delighting patrons of
The Cave Club with sweet songs.
Miss Silver's many friends and
admirers are glad she has come
back to The Cave Club. She
has been missed.
Nogales will be host on Satur.
day, May "a, to q party of be
tween so to 70 San Francisco
and Bay region businessmen and
their wives when an excursion
train under the management of
Major Jesus San Juan and Cap
tain Francisco M. Miranda, stops
here for q few hours before con.
tinuing on toward Mexico City.
City Attorney James V. Ro.
bins, junior member of the local
law firm of Duffy & Robin, who
did such splendid work in hand
ling the legal proceedings for
the paving here. has been eh.
gagged to do similar work for the
cities of Stafford and Chandler.
Today Mr.. Robins is in Tucson
transacting legal business for
his firm.
Frank N. Cox, for more than
thirty years manager of big
mining properties in Sonora, and
owner of valuable real estate in
ambos Nogales, is here from
the old Fred @. Emery mines
located near Noria, Sonora, for
a visit with his family. Frank
is manager of the mines which
have paid big dividens under his
able supervision.
"Chicken and Bill" Hendrick.
son, has sold his interest in the
White Front, Nogales, Sonora,
to Vic, Cason, we'll known local
stockraiser, who is now a part
ner of Lon Sanders, we'll known
to every Texas COW puncher On
the international border as q
square shooter" Tim Cohane,
of Cananea fame, is doing the
day trick at the White Front
wet goods emporium.
II. R. Sisk. publisher of the
Nogales Herald. left Sunday
On two weeks trip east. He
will first stop at St. Louis. where
as president of the Nogales
chamber OF commerce. he will
give an address on trade possi
bilities On the west coast of
Mexico, before the St. Louis
chamber of commerce. From
there he will go to Chicago for
q short stop and thence to Madi
sonvllle, KY, for q brief visit
with his parents and other re.
latives.
AlSands, who recently became
interested with Frank Flores in
the White House Club, ust q
few steps across the border in
Old Mexico, is planning many
new improvements and has en-
gagged q Number of high class
musical artists for the entertain
ment of patrons of the White
House Club, which under the
management of AL and Frank, is
daily growing in popularity.
Sands recently sold the Concor.
dia Bar, and Cafe to Arthur
Naddie, for q number of years
manager of the American Club
in Mexico City. +"
Albert Mascarenas, director.
general of the Banco de Mexico,
and brother of Guillermo Mas.
carens OF this city, will leave
Mexico City on May 19 for No.
gales, Sonora, where he will
complete arrangements for con
struction of the banks handsome
new building on calle Ferro
carril opposite the railroad in
the sister city across the border.
It is said the structure will be a
two-story and will be located on
the site Of the present Salida
building, which houses the Off
ces of the Pacific Brokerage
Company, Mexican Immigration
quarters, and the Offices of Trini
dan Gomez and J. NJ. Lineiro.
Saturday, May II, has been
set for the formal opening of the
Nogales national guard armory,
according to announcement by