The border vidette., 1930-05-31
Jake Barnes of Phoenix, for.

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mer we'll known insurance man
of this city, was a week end
business visitor in the city. His
many friends in ambos Nogales
are always pleased to welcome
him back to the home town"
J. B. Majors, 68, of Tucson.
manager of the Prudential Title
and Trust Company. was killed
last evening in an automobile
accident on the Nogales-Tucsou
highway six miles north of the
city. Adrain Cornell, vice presi
dent of the Los Angeles Pru
Dental Holding Co.. and Roy Fl.
Peniwell, assistant manager OF
the company, of Tucson, who
accompanied Nabors to Nogales,
we're seriously injured and are
at st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Jennings
of Albuquerque, New Mexico,
arrived here Monday to spend
two weeks vacation in Nogales
where they resided during the
many years Mr.. Jennings was
local manager of the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph
Company. Returning to Albu
querque. where Mr.. Jennings is
manager Of the M. s. Tel. and
Tel. Co., they will be accompan.
led by their daughter, Miss Lu
belle Jennings, who has been
attending school here.
The Club Royal, Nogales, So
nora, Mex, night club, has been
purchased by a group of Cali
fornia men, headed by M. E.
Tripp, st. Louis, No., capitalist
who spent the winter here for
the benefit of his health. The
purchase price is $4,000. Mar
tin Cunningham, a we'll known
night club operator of San Fran.
cisco, will be general manager
OF. the establishment and Al
Bresdau, manager of the club
under the Felix management.
will remain as floor manager.
Many improvements will be
made during the summer to the
Nogales schools by the school
board and Superintendent A. j.
Mitchell. Work has already
commenced to tar the roofs of
the gymnasium and the Lincoln
school. The school buildings
will be re- -kalsomined and two
rooms added to the Elm street
school. Grass seed for the
grassing of the high school ath
letic field has been ordered and
upon it's arrival work will com
mence at once on preparing the
field and sowing the seed.
Work was begun last week
setting poles from just north of
the Sant&Cruz-Pima county line
to Nogales. for the new power
line to connect Nogales and
Tucson. The line is to be finish
ed by July Is, after which there
will be ample current to take
care of the needs of Nogales,
Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora.
The Public Utilities Consolidat
ed Corporation of Nogales has
ordered 1900 KVA transformer
sub station to be installed ia
Nogales at Plant No. 1, which
will be the distributing point for
the transmission lines.
James A. Harrison, former
mayor of Nogales, member of
the Santa Cruz county board of
supervisors and State Senator.
who recently announced his can
didacy for the Democratic nomi
nation for supervisor in District
No. 2, should be nominated for
the most important Office in the
county without opposition. Not
often do men of Jim Harrison's
high financial and moral stand
ing in any community seek Office
and the Democratic voters-men
and women-of District No. 2.
should be unanimously for him
when they 60 to the polls next
September.
Memorial Day yesterday in
Nogales was featured by a pa
rade reviewed from a revie wing
stand on the balcony on the
Evans Hotel. On the stand we're
Col. A. M. Shipp of the 25th
Infantry and his staff. General
Juan Rico of the Gath Regiment
of Sonora and his staff, Mayor
Harry j. Karns. Mrs. Charles
L. Hardy. president of the Wo
mans Auxiliary of the American
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