The border vidette., 1931-07-25

F.. A. Dundas, who with his
associates is operating the old
Durazno gold mines located on
City Alderman ]. E. Wise's fine
Arizona ranch in Sonora. has re.
turned from the coast. Dundes
was met here by G. W. Phillips.
for many years owner Of the
Durazno. which has produced q
lot of gold for it's former owners,
Roy & Titcomb, Inc. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Barber
and children of Elsinore. Calf,
who have been visiting Mrs.
Barber's mother, Mrs. Emilia
Neumann of Sonoita avenue. left
Sunday afternoon for their home
in California. Barbar for long
time has been a member of the
Elsinore police force. Christeen
Grimm left with them and will
be their house guest for the rest
of the summer.
Two carloads of Burmah cattle
passed through the Nogales port
Monday. enroute to the Sykes.
Woodell ranch. 20 miles south
west of the border. The cattle
came origionally from pexas.
but had been on pasture near
Tucson for several week. They
are thoroughbred bulls and will
be used in building up the Sykes
& Woodell herds now on their
big Sonora ranch.
Judge Frank ]. Duffy has re.
ceived an announcement of the
wedding of Miss Josephine
Young. daughter Of Mr.. Owen
D. Young. chairman of the board
of directors of the General Elec.
trio company and author of the
Young Plan for financing Ger.
many. Judge Duffy and Mr..
Young were classmates at tho
St. Lawrence University of New
York and mem bers of the same
fraternity.
Dave F.. Richards, graduate
masseur and registered nurse,
who for FIVE years has been con-
nected with the Aqua Caliente
Springs near Yuma. Arizona. 10
. house guest of his friend, Don
Juan Hughes, owner of Tho
Cave. Mr.. Richards understands
his business from A to z. He
may decide to open offices in this
city where he has many friends.
some of whom be treated at the
famous Arizona hot springs.
Carl Kellogg, superintendent
of the United States Graphite
Company's mines in Sonora, en-
route to the states for a vacation,
arrived in Nogales Wednesday
accompanied by his family. Dur.
ing his absence J. l.. Cadagan,
member of the local brokerage
firm Of G. F. Holler & Co., who
is an experienced mine manager,
will be in charge of the graphite
company's property located near
Moreno, station on the South.
ern Pacific de Mexico railroad.
Harry T. Conner of Nogalea,
commander of the American LIE.
gion. has been named by Dan J.
Sullivan of Prescott, Grand Chef
de Care, to be grand marshal Of
the big 40 & 8" parade to be-
held on the second night of the
annual state convention Of the
American Legion at Prescott,
July 80, 81 and August 1. Con.
ner and his wife left this morn.
ing in their car to spend a few
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Jennings in Albuquerque, N, NJ.
and from there they will go to
the Prescott convention.
Aztec furniture, with pictures
in typography and colors, por.
traying the life Of Moctezuma.
ancient Aztec emperor, has been
installed iu the lobby of the Mon.
tezuma hotel. The handsome
new furniture, made at Guadala.
jara, Jalisco, Mexico, by skilled
Mexican workmen, is of pigskin
aud adds greatly to the attrac.
tiveness of the large lobby. II
consists OF 15 chairs, six couches,
three tables and two ornamental
jars, ordered recently in Guada.
laiara by Mrs. Harry Narcotic.
wife of the lessee Of the hotel.