The border vidette., 1931-03-14

| Henry Cohen, former resident
of Nogales, proprietor of Hotel
Rosario. Cu!ican. Sinaloa, is ill
at the st. Joseph's hospital in
this city. where he is receiving
every care and attention.
L G. Hoff, general traffic man.
ager OF the Southern Pac. fl of
Mexico. has announced a 40 per
cent reduction in railroad fare
for second class tickets to strand
ed Mexican returning to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus r Michaels
motored to Tucson yesterday TO
meet Mr.. Michaei's sister. Mrs.
j. W. Penn of Richmond, Va !,
who arrived here last night for
a short visit with her brother
and family.
A list OF names of seventy per.
sons to serve during the jury
session of the Superior Court
opening at $50 o'clock on the
morning of Tuesday, March "a,
was drawn at the courthouse
Wednesday.
William Hatfield, capitalist of
Kentucky, who has spent several
winters in Tucson for the bene.
Fl of bis health, Is a guest at
the Montezuma hotel. Hatfield
likes Nogales and may make this
city his home.
Harry Carr, columnist of the
Los Anges Times, was visitor
10 Nogales Tuesday, accompani
ed by John Cium, pioneer mayor
Of Ton bstone, and his son, Wood
worth Clum. and D.. c.. G. To
land, his personal physician.
Archy Smith and family visit
ed Nogales the forepert OF the
week from Sonora. Smith is the
manager of one of the Cananea
Cattle company's big ranches in
northern Sonora He recently
joined the Masonic lodge here.
G. E Cate, chief engineer of
the Southern Pacific of Mexico,
with headqaar at Guadlaj jara.
Jalisco, Mexico, was here last
Wednesday on company bust
ness. Cate is an old time friend
of DR.. V. A. Smelker, this city.
Amos J. YaeRer of Alamos,
Sonora, was here Thursday on
his way to Los Angeles. Amos
is president Of the famous P. P.
Club, of which Otto Herold, w.
w. Barbee. Dr.. V. A. Smoker
and w. J. Phillips, are mem bers.
Don't miss the st. Patrick's
party to be given Tuesday night
at the Knights of Columbus hall.
There will be dancing, cards and
refreshments, and the public is
cordially invited. Toe party is
for the benefit of the Catholic
church.
The new E'ks clubrooms are
now open. George Januel is
steward and has charge of the
new clubhouse, including bowl
ing alleys, pool and billiards,
and lunch counter in the base.
ment, and reception room and
lodge quarters on the upper floor.
Frank M. King. many years
ago publisher Of The Border vi.
dette, who now resides in Los
Angeles, where he is connected
with the stock yards. was in No
gales the forepart of the week
scouting for cattle for shipment
to his stock ranch 10 southern
California.
Tracy Bird. brother OF Attor
ney Duane Bird. has been here
this week from Yuma, where be
and his estimable wife, former
residents of Nogales, now make
their home. Tracy was an avia
tor in France during the World
War. He has host of friends
in this city.
Former State Senator Andrew
Bettwy, from Santa Cruz county,
has announced his candidacy for
mayor of Nogales. The election
will be held April z. Bettwy
will oppose Mayor Harry Karns,
who is up for reelection. and
Harry r. Renshaw, secretary Of
the Nogales Building & Loan
association.
G. V. Fowler was here several
days this week from Tucson.
Charles Violent. is the official
dipper of Mexican cattle at this
port. Wednesday be "soused"
$40 head Of Sonora steers for