The border vidette., 1930-08-16
In command of Captain w. J..

La command OF Captain w. j.
Yound, memb bers of Company A,
Arizona National Guard of No
gales, entrained yesterday after.
noon for Flagstaff, where they
will attend the annual State Ma
tional Guard encampment at
Fort Tuthill for fifteen days.
The encampment opens tomor.
row, aud the guardsmen will
return home the day before La
Dor Day.
The 1880 tax rate of the city
of Nogales will be $1.O16 on the
hundred. as against $1.O62 in
1929, reduction of .O4 6 cents,
according to James V. Robins.
city attorney. who stated that in
addition to the lowering of the
city tax rate the city has bud
geted S., 1000 to clear off bonds
which are not due for several
years. Arizona's state tax rate
for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1881, is 80 cents per 500 of
assessed valuation, a reduction
of 13 cents per 500 of valuation
over last years tax rate.
Relatives Of many of the 28O
young men who are attending
the Citizens Military Training
Camp at Camp Stephen Little,
will assemble in Nogales Thurs
day, August 81, which date has
been designated as Parents Day
at the camp. The Parents Day
program will be very elaborate,
starting at z o'clock in the morn
ing and contiu uing all day, end
ing with reception Thursday
night at the Ala Baba theatre.
The boys will break camp the
following day and depart for
their res pective homes.
w. B. Barringer, rs years old,
many years a prominent pioneer
citizen of Santa Cruz county,
died suddenly ats o'clock Thurs
day morning at his home at
Tubac, following a heart attack.
Deceased was we'll and favora
oily known in this city where be
and his family resided many
years. He is survived by a son.
L. G. Barringer. of Tubac, and
three daughters. one of whom is
employed in the United States
Public Health service here. The
other two reside in Tucson.
Funeral services in charge of
Frank Carroon, we're held yes
terday afternoon. interment be
ing in the Tubac cemetery.
Walter Hildebrand. ex-world
war veteran, Alaska gold miner.
who for the past ten years has
successfully managed mining
property near Carlo. Sonora.
Mexico, has returned from a de
lightful vacation spent with old
time friends in San Fraacisco
anG the Yosemite National Park.
Today Walter will say adios to
bis many Nogales friends and
motor back to the mines near
Carlo, the town made famous
by that prince of good fellows,
the late John Higgenbotham,
Laird of Carlo.
F. Trubee DAWSON. assistant
secretary of war in charge of
aviation, will attend the 18th
annual convention of the Arizona
department, American Legion,
to be held in Nogales August 25,
26 ard q. Secretary Dawson
has informed Lewis Douglas,
congressman from Arizona, that
be would accept the invitation
extended to him by the Legion
through Mr.. Douglas to be pres
ent at the convent tion. e. ?.
McDodell, state adjutant, an
nounces that room will be made
for Secretary Dawson on the
speaking program in the public
meeting to be held the afternoon
of the first day of the convention.
This program will be featured
by an address by 0. L. Boden
banner, national commander OF
the Legion, and. the appearance
of three governors. R. E Dillon
of New Mexico; Francisco Elias
of Sonora, Mexico. and John G.
Phillips of Arizona.
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