The border vidette., 1931-09-12

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ceased's estate by Superior Judge
W. A. O'Connor. The Fidelity
and Deposit Company of Mary.
land, acted as surity on a $40, 900
bond.
John E. Liggett's automobile
was washed away Monday when
be ran into q washout near his
ranch home. seven miles west of
Nogales. The Liggett ranch is
managed by James Hiler. one of
the best cowmen in the south.
west.
A benefit County Fair dance
will be given tonight at Sonoita
school house starting at hine
o'clock. Peltier's orchestra will
furnish the music. and at mid
night q home-cooked supper
will be served. The public is
invited.
The U. S. customs employees
of the Port of Nogales, have
voted to give two per cent of
their salary to the Associated
Charities for the relief of the
distressed 10 Nogales. according
to James W. Mcdonald. collector
of customs.
Lon Bellman. assistant coach
and commercial teacher of the
Nogales high school, returned
Sunday to Nogales from his
summer vacation spent ia his old
home city, Abba. Iowa. he re
turned to Noeales via the Grand
Canyon. Arizona's wonder of
wonders.
Carmel Garagi, co-owner of
the Winslow Daily Mail. few to
Nogales from his home in north
ern Arizona last Saturday in 8
hours and spent the weekend
on the border. The flying editor
formerly owned the Tombstone
Prospector. He has many old
friends in southern Arizona.
The beautiful Circle ~ ranch
near Nogales owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee G.. Zinsmeister. closed
its summer season on Labor Day
and will reopen October Is, for
the fall and winter season. Mr..
and Mrs. Z:nsmeister will spend
their vacation in California and
the Hawaiian Islands, returning
to the ranch on October 10.
Arthur La Prade, assistant state
attorney general, will assist W.
G. Hall, Pima county attorney,
in prosecuting Mrs. Louise F.
Marshall for the murder of her
husband. Thomas K. Marshall.
The case will open next Monday
in the superior court of Santa
Cruz county. presided over by
Judge w. A. O'Connor of this
county.
Max Muller, of Hermosillo.
vice-president Of the Sonora
Bank and Trust Company of this
city, returned Sunday from a
business trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Muller. who is manager of
the Banco de Sonora at Hermo
sillo, is one of the leading bank
officials of Mexico and the United
States. Monday be left for the
Sonora state capital.
J. L. Cadagan. of the broker
age firm of G. F. Holler & Co.,
has returned from the graphite
mines in Sonora. owned by the
United States Graphite Co, of
which Albert S. Harvey of Sagi
nav, Michigan. is president and
general manager. Mr.. Cadagan
was in charge of the graphite
property while Superintendent
Carl Kellog was spending his
VaCatlOn IN LQe states.
Southern Arizona cattlemen
have commenced to move fat
stock to the California market.
W. D. Parker has shipped two
car loads of calves. w. W.Hug
gett of the Three G" ranch also
made q shipment. Cattle are
putting on fat at q rapid rate.
Good yearlings are being con
tracted ct 5 cents and calves al
6 to z, according to weight and
conditions.-Hoofs and Horns.
Bud Parker, prominent and
popular cowman of Pima county,
Arizona, attended the Rodeo at
Payson. August 81, % and %,
where be reports a fine show was
put on and a wonderful time was
enjoyed by big crowd. Bud
has about 5000 big streers on
m okuro IN tho Raca Floot noar