The border vidette., 1931-08-22

Constantine Marcres, who ar.
rived in Nogales last week to
attend the funeral services Of bis
uncle, Spiro Proto, left Tuesday
for Chicago, where be will con
tinue working for the Public
Service Company of Illinois.
Mrs. Harry r. Renshaw and
daughter, Miss Henrietta Rem
shaw, returned Monday from a
two weeks vacation spent at San
Diego. with Mrs. Renshaw's
brother, Attorney Fred Noon,
and family. formerly of Nogales.
First steps toward actual aban
donment of Camp Stephen
D. Little was seen here yester
day with receipt of orders from
the War Department at Washing
ton, transferring two com panies
of the 25th Infantry to Omaha,
Nebraska.
Jack Crenshsw, nephew Of G.
G. Crenshaw, State Senator from
Santa Cruz county. has arrived
in Nogales from Memphis, Tenn, i,
and will make this city his home.
Jack will be associated with the
Nogales Agency. Inc.. of which
his uncle is the president.
The three large Chinese estab
lishments in Guaymas, Sonora.
Juan Lung Tain, Fupau Hnos.
and On Chong y Cia. we're closed
Wednesday by municipal author
ties when they refused to pay a
l 900 peso fine imposed for in,
fraction of the 80 percent labor
law.
Mayor Frank Wesley of Silver
City, New Mexico. accompanied
by his son, Frank. Jr., of Silver
City, and his brother. William
Wesley. of New York and Miami,
Florida, left Monday for Silver
City. after enjoying a few days
visit here with Frank Johnson
and Joe Pavlic. old friends.
The plans for the Knights of
Pytblas jamboree. to be cele
brated at the Club Royal in
Nogales. Sonora, the night be
fore Labor Day, are under way
and many people are expected to
attend the affair. Large delega
tions from K. P. lodges in Tue
son. Bis bee. Phoenix and other
cities will be present.
J. w. Mcdonald. newly ap
pointed United States collector
of customs for the Arizona dis
trict, has leased the fine residence
OF w. J, Mitchell, mining engi
neer, at IA Sierra street, effective
Septem Der /, at which time the
Mcdonald family will come to
Nogales from Tucson. Mitchell
expects to spend most of his
time in Mexico, where be be has
valuable mining property.
The annual Santa Cruz county
fair will be held this year at
Sonoita, on Saturday, October
"a. According to j. P. Sexton,
county farm agent, the fair this
year will be a picnic event and
farmers institute. Finances for
the fair will be raised by a series
of dances, the first to be given
at Sonoita on Saturday night.
August 29, to which the people
of Santa Cruz county are invit.
ed.
A party of six people was
taken to the Hacienda del Alamo.
10 the Magdalena district. So
nora, Mexico, last Monday by a
tri-motor plane of the Interna-
tional Airways, Inc. of Nogales.
The party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley G. Morton, of Birming
ham, Alabama, their three chill
dren aud q maid. On Tuesday
another trip was made to the
big ranch to transport the party's
baggage. Hacienda del Alamo
is owned by w. Beckford Kib
bey, Jr, and associates.
Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, 78, and
so years a prominent citizen of
Arizona. died at the Arizona
Pioneers Home at Prescott. yes
terday. Bo resided in Nogales
many years, coming here from
Florence. Arizona. He was a
consistent Democrat and served
Santa Cruz county two terms as
Representative in the Arizona
Legislature, and Pinal county as
Sheriff and County Recorder.
To know Bo Whiteside. was to
love him. His passing will be