The border vidette., 1931-01-10

visitor in Nogales Wednesday en-
route to Mexico City from q trip
to Lower California. He was
met here by many prominent
citizens of Nogales, Sonora, and
was the guest of honor at ban
quet given by the Chamber Of
Commerce of that city.
J. c. Tovrea was elected chair.
man of the Nogales school board
for the ensuing year at the or
ganization meeting held Wednes
day night. w. N. Pickett was
named clerk L. r Gambee is
the other mem Der of the board,
having been elected in Novem
ber to succeed Dr.. NJ. A. Wuer.
schmidt.
Miss Helen Coleman has re
signed as music supervisor in
the Nogales High School. The
resignation is effective at the end
of the present semester, Jan. Is.
She will be succeeded as music
supervisor by Miss Claire Morris
of Kansas. Miss Coleman has
been connected with the Nogales
High School since last Septem
Der, coming here from Sioux
City, Iowa.
At the meeting of the Knights
Of Pythias lodge held Wednesday
night at Castle hall, the follow
ing for the ensuing year we're
installed: Joe Jovino, chancellor
commander; Charles Karns, vice
chancellor commander; Edward
Roberts, prelate; Alfred Hudgin,
master at-arms; Gilbert Lowe,
inner guard; l. Ibach. outer
guard; and G. D. Rankin, master
of works.
Nogales led all Arizona border
points in imports and exports in
December, according to the
monthly report of Collector of
Customs Fred Edwards. I'm
ports at Nogales totaled $745, ,220
and exports 1894, 152. The total
value of imports at all the Arizo,
ma ports was 81 ,463, 405, and ex
ports 7,76l. Total value of
gold and silver imported through
Arizona ports during the month
was $276, ,676.
Amos A. Belts. chairman, and
Members Charles E. Howe and
Loren F. Vaughn of the Arizona
Corporation Commission, will in
vestigate rates charged by the
Public Utilities Consolidated Cor
poration, at q public informal
hearing to be held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon in either the Fire
mems club or the courtroom at
the courthouse. The commits
sioners are accompanied by their
engineer, James F. Wilson, of
Phoenix
Arthur D. Page, undersheriff
during the regime of Sheriff q.
j. Patterson, received telegram
Wednesday from G. T. Francis
of Phoenix, new secretary of the
State Livestock Sanitary Board,
announcing his appointment as
cattle inspector in the Nogales
district. Page, who succeeds
John Cum ming as Inspector, will
have charge Of the south half of
Santa Cruz county which in
cludes Nogales, Ruby and Pata
gonia. Sam White, it is said,
will be cattle inspector in the
north half of the county.
George B. Marsh, Inc, was
given an order Thursday by the
board of trustees of the Nogales
Elks Lodge for the furnishing of
the lodge quarters in the hand
some new Elks building in Grand
avenue now nearing completion.
The furniture will cost approx
mately So, 700. The two bowling
alleys for the new Elks home
are being installed by the Bruns
wick people and the lodge will
be ready to turn over the quart
ers for the new Pay'N Takit
Grocery by January Is. The
grocery store will occupy the
main floor of the building.
Judge Frank J. Duffy's host
of friends throughout Santa Cruz
county, will be pleased to learn
that be was not seriously injured
when bis car was struck recent
ly by car driven by woman
from Douglas near the pumping
plant while the judge was en-
route from Nogales to hi home
on the Patagonia road. In the
collision Judge Duffy was thrown
through the right door Of his
car and as 8 result is wearing a
hondouc an pis hnaA Rnth cars