The border vidette., 1931-05-02

manager of The Cave club, is
laid up with a broken foot, the
result of being run over by a
taxi last Saturday on Grand
avenue.
A. J. O'Connor, better known
to bis many friends as Andy"
former resident of this city until
four and one half years ago, ar.
rived here Thursday from Homo.
lulu where be has been stationed
for the past several years with
the immigration service. He is
on a leave of absence until July
1st. He is brother of Superior
Court Judge w. A. O'Connor.
His wife is teacher in the Ho
nolulu high school.
Four carloads of carefully Sc
lected Mexican cattle. many of
them big Brahama steers, con.
sisting of 130 head, were shipped
out of Nogales Wednesday night
for Montana. The cattle were
purchased by Roy Barkey of
Buffalo, Montana, Ed Light of
Miles City, and Hank Dykes of
Denver. from the cattle firm of
Sykes, Woodell and Schaffer,
of Sonora, and are being shipped
to Montana where they will show
in rodeo performances.
Eduardo Salazar Ahumada of
Juarez, has arrived in Nogales,
Sonora, and has assumed charge
of the Mexican immigration de
partment stationed ia that city.
Mr.. Ahumada received the in.
ternational committee of the
Nogales chamber of commerce
Wednesday and was formally
welcomed to Nogales. He assur.
ed the committee that be would
bend every effort to make im mi,
grafton in Sonora as easy as
possible for foreign investors.
Dorothy Ann Hardy. lovely
daughter of Former State Sena
tor and Mrs. Leslie G. Hardy of
Los Angeles. entertained a group
of little friends Saturday after
noon at the Mickey Mouse matt
nee, 10 honor of her tenth birth
day anniversary. Following the
matinee, delightful refreshments
were served at the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. Charles E.
Hardy, Those present we're:
Jewell Temple. Connie Sando.
val, Jack. Leslie and Charles
Hardy, Maria Castaneda, Jane
Cadagan, Jalia Farrior, Susan
Boyle, Clara Edwards.
Cinco de Mayo, national holi
day of Mexico. celebrating the
overthrow of the French forces
at Puebla in 1862 by the loyal
Mexican forces commanded by.
Egrerio Zaragoza, will be cele
brated in both cities of Nogales
next Tuesday with a comprehen
sive program on the Mexican
side of the border. All business
houses, governments Offices and
commerce in general will be sus
pended for the day and q full
holiday has been declared. Busi.
ness houses On the American
side of the border will close also
in recognition of the occasion. :
Almost 400 persons can vote
at next Tuesdays general city.
election in Nogales. When the
registration books closed last
Saturday it was found that 2O5
persons had registered since the
April 7th primary. Prior to the
primary. 1889 had registered,
making the total registration
now 1894, the largest in the his.
tory of Nogales. Two names
viii! appear on the ballot Tues
day. The candidates for mayor
are Harry j. Karns, incumbent,
and former state senator, An
drew Bettwy. The election will
be close. with friends of both
candidates now claiming victory.
The American Legion will
have charge of the Memorial
Day program here on Saturday,
May 30. In former years the
Army and Navy Union was in
charge. One of the features of
the day will be a parade at $50
o'clock led by the 25th Infantry
band. After the parade there
will~be services at the Nogales
cemetery. Joe Jovino. chaplain
of Ridge Igo post of the Legion,
has been named chairman of the
committee in charge of the pro.
gram. r. S. Burns is to furnish
transportation for the two re
naming Civil War veterans here,