The border vidette., 1931-08-15

Mrs. Cicero Martin of Hudgin
street, who recently came here
from the Martin ranch near
Hereford, Cochise county, is on
the sick list at DR.. A. l.. Gus
letters hospital in Grand Ave.
A daughter was born Thurs
day morning to DR.. and Mrs.
Domingo Olivares, of Hermosillo.
Mrs Olivares formerly was Miss
Lupe Gomez, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Trinidad Gomez, of this
city.
Arthur Lee, Sopori rancher,
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday. The Sopori ranch is
one of the best in Southern Ari
zona. For many years the ranch
was owned by Ramon, Tom and
Juan Elias.
Constantine Macris, formerly
of Nogales. arrived here Wed
nesday from New York City. He
came to attend the funeral ser
vices given Thursday morning
for his uncle, Spiro Proto, we'll
known NoRales pioneer, who
passed away Sunday afternoon,
following a long illness.
S. Leeker of Memphis, Tenn, j,
former resident of Nogales, who
thirty years ago founded the Ell
Paso Store in this city, is here
on combined business and
pleasure visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leeker own valuable Nogales
real estate, including the Evans
Hotel property on Morley and
Nelson avenues.
All Japanese esta blishments
10 Nogales, Sonora, are closed.
due to unsanitary conditions. &C.
cording to Alexandra Villasenor.
presidente (mayor) of our sister
city across the border. Barber
shops. confectionery stores, tailor
shops, cornmills and other Jap
anese stores we're closed Tues
day morning by order of DR..
Rafael A. Ramos, city health
officer.
Harry J. (PaD Patterson, for
mer flying" sheriff of Santa
Cruz county, now q member OF
the newly organized Arizona
highway patrol, has arrived in
Nogales where be will make bis
headquarters. Pats uniform is
of olive drab together with the
standard patrolman's cap. His
equipment consists of a Ford
coupe. He will patrol the high.
ways in the county and will warn
and arrest traffic vioiators.
The annual picnic of the No
gales Knights of Pythias lodge,
was held Sunday at the Circle
(Z) ranch and was attended by
approximately 800 people, many
of whom came from Tombstone.
Bisbee, Tucson and other points.
A fat steer was barbecued and
the lodge furnished coffee, etc.
Nogales and Tucson played a
game of baseball which was won
by the local lodge by a score of
5 to 4. Notwithstanding the
rain during the afternoon. every
body had a fine outing.
Construction work on the In.
ternational highway. between
Nogales and Hermosillo, capital
of Sonora, has been completed
for 35 miles. Work on the new
scenic highway was started five
months ago, under the direction
of Roberto E. Urias, superinten
dent of the highways of Sonora.
The road is expected to be in
augurated Sunday, September 13
by motorcade and celebration
to be held at Magdalena, Sonora.
The Garden City," about fifty
miles south of the border.
Funeral services and burial of
Lou Quinn. we'll known veteran
Uoited States border patrolmau,
who died in the army hospital
here Saturday afternoon, we're
held in Patagonia Monday morn
ing under the direction of the
Carroon Mortuary of this city.
Lou Quinn was one ofa-the best
known officers on the interna
tional border and bis untimely
death, attributed to pneumonia,
came as a shock to his many
friends throughout Santa Cruz
county, where deceased resided
many years. Members of the
Border Patrol and many other