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La gaceta., 1931-03-21

MIA derecho a esperar que me
o~freceria ell primero, Ell dnico
que me corresponde!.
En- cuanto a ESQ, yo creo
que a el no Sc lie ha pasado ja-
mas por la imagination la idea
de casarse, y por 10 tanto...
-iY por que no Sc lie ha ocu-
rrido semejante idea? No po-
dia haber comprendido que una
mujer casadera podia y debfa
esperar de un amigo de toda la
vida otra situaci6n mas defini-
da, mas digna y mas decente?
-Pero, hermana, 81 tus que
jas no tienen mas razones que
tus propios deseos, no creo que
estas en- 10 justo al acasarle.
Como sc We, aquella conferen-
cia, que parecia haberse empe-
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

% Que me cuentas? Pues tie
juro que nunca me dijo a mi la
menor palabra sobre ell asunto...
Me parece que con indicar-
melo a mi tenia bastante. q Que
buena esta usted, vecina!" me
decia a menudo; 'ique dolores
de rosa Sc ha traido listed esta
ha dicho listed ESQ
con mucha gracia; ique CUTS
tiene listed tan suave, Bernar-
dita!" y siempre cosas por ell es-
tito. Pero desde que Sc vic amo
y senior de la casa, desde que
nos vinimos a vivir con 81 por
expresa voluntad suya: Tome
listed el dinero del mes; cuatro
Y cuatto ocho, y nueve diez y sic
te, Y cuatro veintiuno; tome us
ted por iunto 81 hacalaoi q acct
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

dos amantes, que discretos v dis
traidos consigo mismos Sc ha-
bian enfrascado en- una CONVEX
saci6n fntima.
acknowledgements, senora-
respondi6 Ramiro sin saber de
10 que Sc trataba.
i va 10 cred, tfa!-anadi6
Lucia, retirandose I'm POGO de
la ventana y dispuesta a tomar
parte en- la conversation, 81 Sc
generalizaba. Pnecisamente te-
MIA muchos deseos de dar su OPT
MON clara y resuelta apenas Sc
La pidieran.
-iPues que!-continu6 dona
Bernardo, dirigiendose a BENZ
tn hubieras sido eli here
derO universal de Bernaregui.
<A&r1as 10 que 4 haca! ISeriaa
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

zado a celebrar para ell bien ge-
neral, tomaba ell caracter de
una situation particular, y no
siendo muy edificante por cier-
to para los castos oidos de una
Idoncella, oblig6' Lucia a refu-
giarse en- Ell quicio de Ia venta-
ma y q separarse en- cierto mo-
do del grupo beligera1tte de los
dos hermanos. Por prudencia,
ocpor deseo de aprovechar la
OCCASION de zanzibar impresiones
con su amada, Ramiro Sc acerc6
a ella Y cast Sc desentendi6 de la
conversation de les dos hernia
nos que continuaron del siguien
te modo:
-iY hubiera hecho algo de
mas csc hombre en- ofrecerme
su mano? Hasta pOg el biep pa
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

tie ha subido..." iy ESQ es TODD!
Nj me mira, nj me escucha, nj
atiende cast a mis- observacio-
mes. lEsta visto que para csc
hombre nj tengo va frescura, nj
gracia, nj cults!
-Yo ignoraba TODD ESQ; Pc
70, hija, NADIA tiene de extrano
semejante Gambia. Es difflil
que Ell hombre pueda sobrepo-
nerse a su mudanza de fortuna.
-Pero cuando I'm hombre es
bueno, como til dices que 10 es
PUG, cuando Sc tiene buen CO
raz6n, aunque la cabeza Sc des-
vanezca algo con la fortuna, no
Sc debe hacer sufrir a los seres
que nos rodean. mo opinan US
tedes 10 mismO, ninos?-conclu-
70 Bernardo diriHidndOse . los
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

torias en- otras tantas salidas
hechas aqui, y Mr.. Kennedy,
ell promoter del f16 de ArtiIle-
ria, exige que ell joven de Puer
to Rico cumpla la promesa que
hiciera de pelear con Young
Manuel Quintero, ell "huracan
espanol."
No dejaria de tener inter6s
un "bout" entire ell tampeno Y
Siso, pero nosotros creemos
que mayor interes despertarfa
I'm match entire ell Judo Tony
Dominguez v aizalus.
Domfnguez y Lizalde son
dos gladiadores de parecido
estilo, rudos los dos, valientes
Y siempre bien preparados pa
ra ell combate.
Siso darfa al cubano tres O
cuatro libras de ventaja, en-
Gambia por su mayor destreza,
Y tendriamos una "batalla"
capaz de conmover a, los fie :
les.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
JIMMY REED ~REAPARECE
RA PEEEANDO CON CHI.
NO ALVAREZ

Tiene va combinado I'm. q :
trayente programa para ell
viernes Ell promoter Kennedy,
del 116 de Artillerfa.
Jimmy Reed, aquet joven
que Sc desarrolIara como pu-
gilista en- la Arena del Cfrcu-
10 Cubano Y en- Benjamin Field
que recientemente alcanzara
victorias NADIA menos que con-
ira Ell mejicano Jose Gonzalez
y Al Rowe, ha sido contratado
para reaparecer aQuf frente a
un adversario formidable, Chi
no Alvarez, exahijado de Joe
Leto.
Alvarez esta considerable en-
la primera fila de su categorfa,
en- TODD ell Sur, y Jimmy cree
que venciendole recuperaria
su antigua popularidad.
La Ultima victoria del Chi
no en- esta ciudad fue contra
Alberto Leon, a quien puso a
dormir.
Para la semifinal Sc ha con-
tratado a Baby Miller, ell eur
do de West Tampa, que tsGR
dra de rival a Richard Her.
nandez.
Miller fue vencido hace po-
cos dfas por X. o. Diego, en-
Clearwater, pero Diego es la es
trella de esa bella ciudad.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

recer, puesto que todos vivimos
bajo ell mismo techo, Ino hubie-
ra sido mas natural y mas de-
cente que me hubiera hecho su
esposa?
-Hombre, ESQ no pasa de ser
una opinion tuya.
Tambien vas a defender
lie en- csc terreno?
-iYo no! Pero hay circuns-
t~ancias..., tn mismo caracter...
-Cuando no era rico, cuando
81 y til erals dos dependencies,
y no otra cosa, de Bernaregui,
bastantes bromas me daba v
bastantes wees me di6 a enten.
der, con sus miradas y con su
silencio, que no lie parecia 70
tan desprovista de m@rito nj tan
insignificante como ahora,
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
NOTAS De B0zEO

Algo "serio" debe ser ell Sr.
Herbie Beck, contratado para
pelear con Manuel Quintero.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
Recvah los ~promDt6Ee )

RecU58n los prOnzUU0T9H s.
ia iniciadva y est1dfshia
Ell 8uajiro de Camaguey
"sacana la cara por Rghber-
to Duo Ell anna ven
cido por Lizalde en- la ciudad
de allende Ell ptente de Gan.
d5.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
BASE BALL
Ell CINCINNATI JUGARA
HOY Y MANANA

Los rojos de Cincinnati jugaA
ran esta tarde aquf, en- Plant
Field, con los muchachos del FL
ladelfia nacional, que tienen es-
tablecido su c~ampamento en-
Winter Garf BASE
A las 8 agualpezara a ju-
gar. lev
Mad domingo Ell Cincin-
natl sostendra TN desaffo, CO.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
EN- WEST TAMPA.
DE AMBULANCIA. TeissOno Y llle

Tel@fonos para visitas por 81 dia: Ybor City, Y 1468
West Tampa, Fl 8846. Para ellansass por 10 noche,
70 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa. Y1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
RIO 20
IRA DE BATTA
LIMO

Boston, Mario 21.-Andy
.auaham derrot6 aqui de ma
ira decisiva, en- la noche de
d err, al campe6n mundial de
ESQ de puma, Bat Battalino.
No Sc discutfa ell titulo del
liano.
FL estilo de Callahan, que
es un zurdo, no pudo ser "des-
cifrado' por Battalino.
Pesaba ell vencedor 1875 Ii
bras y ell vencido 1872.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
SERiA MUY. INTERSTATE
UN BOUT ENTIRE TONY
DOMINGUEZ Y A

Siso Lizalde sigue su5pendi-
do por Ia comisi6n de boxeo
del lie de Artilleria y esta me
dida de rigor ha sido va apro-
bada por las comisiones de bo-
xeo de TODD ell estado.
Siso lleva obtenidas tres vic
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

III. portoc&rrero. Or, A. =. GonE&tsx, DR.. A. Bus
tito, DR.. 5. n. TisCn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, en- 10 Bot
CO del Ctrenlo Cubano Telafono No. YIAS8.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
Fouettn de La GOceto Ma. go
Isl 70 Fuera RicoI
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

de cinOo mil. Til puedes tambien
economizar imponiendo en- la
cajasder ahorros, como lie impo-
mes, TODD tn salario de ANA de
llaves o de gobIerno, y de ese
naodo...
Mi salario! tAhf themes su
mayor infamia! Anna de llaVes..
csc es Ell humillante puesto que
70 d~esempehO aQui. 70 que te-
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QUTNTERo sPEEEARA Ell
JUExEs

r&f &NA 4
Parece cosa resuelta que Ia
arena del Clfealo u abrlfa III
br6ximo jueyes, contratada
por Ia sociedad Stella, de w.
Tampa, para ofrecer I'm match
entire Manuel Quintero y .un
senior que responde al nombre'
de HeTbie Beck y Sc dice pro-
cede de Portland, estados de
Oregon.
Muy POGO hemos podido a.
veriguar sobre Beck; pero Sc
nps dicS que Sc trata de un "ga
10 tapado", de uno que puede
ofrecer seria resistencia al hui
racan espanol.
Los billetes de entrada es-
tan repartiendose entire los So
clos de la Stella.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Second Summer Meeting Of Aqua
CaIiente Club To Open July 4th

Aqua CALTENTE. Baja Califor-
MIA, Mexico, May 26gThe second
Summer meeting OF the Aqua Cali
ente Jockey Club, which VIII run
for fifty-seven days. starting July
Fourth and closing Labor Day, will
witness the running of eight stake
events, according to an onnounce-
ment from Pres. dent James N. Crof-
ton. Topped by the first running of
the SIS coo Bowman Handicap, which
is to take the place of the -PreSi-
dents Cup, the fixtures carry an
added money value Of $4,000. In
addition there VIII be numerous
overnight handieaps and special
feature races. The total money dis.
tribution during the nlaetjng IN
purses, stakes and for special events
will be approximately quarter of
million dollars. The eight stake
events, with the dates upon which
they will be decided, distances and
added money value are as follows:
independence Handicap, July 4,
One Mile and One Sixteenth, $4,000.
Coronado Claiming Stakes, July
5, One Mile, $1,000.
zaragoza Cla ming Stakes, July
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Slogan Contest
For Tariff Fight

PHOENIX, May 26-That Cover
nor Hunt fully intends to carry the
Arizona copper tariff fight beyond
the confines of this state is in
d-cated in a statewide call issued
today for slogans of national ap-
peal.
I'VE must not leave single thing
undone which might add momentum
to the movement for obtaining a
tariff on copper. We must be dill
gent in our publicity. Good slogans
are powerful mediums for carry
ing messages. There is no necessity
Tor arguing this point, so why should
not Arizona make use of a slogan or
two the governor said. ARIZONA
business men are requested to helm
by including these slogans in their =
advertis ng."
IhlS is not a slogan contest. for
there is no reward other than the
Satisfaction of doing something for
the benefit of our home state. All
slogans turned into my office will
be handed over to the state COM
appointed to coordinate
ana direct the work for the 60
CTurn TO Page Four
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

the lawn of a local sorority house
shortly after noon. According to
his story, his carburetor failed him
and the landing was a forced one,
Also, according to his story, he made
date with one of the sorority girls,
Dyer thought differently, how
ever, and, Monday, following an in
vest cation, Hudgin was charged un-
der city ordinance 435 and fined $25
This ordinance is one of charging
the operating of motor driven We
hacles without mufflers within the
city limits.
According to Dyer, Hudgin landed
where he did deliberately. His mo-
tor was in good working order,
Dyer said, according to a statement
made to officers investigating the
landing. 1T looks like a prear-
ranged stunt" Dyer said. ''Witnes-
sses told me that the girls gathered
on the lawn and signaIled to Hud-
gin to land; aiding him in find
ing the exact place Other witness
ses told me that Hudgin already had
girl at this house, and that the
whole thing was prearranged"
Hudgin was made to take off
from Lester street, outside the city
limits, Dyer said. In the charge
drawn against Hudgin, the COM
plant reads, did drive, ride, and
propel in, upon and along, a public
street, in the City Of Tucson, to-
wit: East Helen street, vehicle, COM
monty called airplane, and that said
Hudgin did operate the motor in
said air veh Gle, commonly called an
airplsne, on said public street@&"
while not provided with a good and
sufficient muffler, properly attach
ed thereto"%%"
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

&c, Six FurlUngs, $1,50O.
Fleetfoot Handicap, August g
Six Furlongs, ST. 800.
Aqua Caliente Claiming Stakes
August 16, One Mile and One Six
teenth, 81 500.
Midsummer Derby, August %, One
M le and One Srxteenth, $4,000.
Juvenile Handicap, Sept. 6, Six
Furlongs, 81 500.
Bowman Handicap, Sept. z, One
Mile and One Furl@ng, $5,OOO
All of these with the exception
Of the independence Handicap and
the Bowman Handicap are renew
ais from the initial RUNNING last
Summer. The independence Handi-
cap, which was run as am overnight
feature, last Summer, has been ad-
ded as a stake fixture and the
Owners and Labor Day Hamdicaps
OF last year have been dropped.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Carter Arraigned
On Assault Charge

AS a result of a warrant for his
arrest sworn out by DR.. T. B. Fitts,
T. E. Carter, head of the Garter
Motors, Inc, was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Charles E.
Hardy :at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon on charge of aggravated as
sault.
Carter was released on $500 bail
and his prelim nary hearing set
for 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
The case is the outgrowth of an
attack alleged to have been made
on Fits by Carter at Fits office
above the International Drug Store
about noon Sunday. In the attack
Fits is said to have sustained a
broken rib and decorations about
the head and face.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
$1S9 Raised In
Poppy Sale Drive

Every poppy that the American
Legion Auxiliary had on hand was
sold in the annual poppy day drive
here Saturday The total sales a.
mounted to $18933.
Mrs. Carlton E. Towne. who was
chairman of the drive, said yester-
day that through the columns of
the Nogales International she de-
sires to thank all the members of
the Auxiliary and the Girls Friend
ly Society for their help in making
the drive such big success.
At a meeting of the auxiliary FIR
day night 1925 abstetrical table
for the local hospital was ordered,
and it was voted to continue max ng
monthly contribution during the
Nogales International-Lio Club
milk fund SO as to ass st in meeting
the demand at the opening of the
1dll UGln1 OF ScnOOl.
Mrs. r. S. Burns and Mrs. Ray
Inskeep were appointed to organ
ize the Campfire Girls group which
is to be sponsored by the Auxiliary.
Mrs. ToWne, Mrs Gene Richards
ond Mrs. Wilbur will act on COM
mittee to assist the Legion with
the.r Memorial Day program. Mrs
Inskeep told about the origin of
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Towne gave an interesting
talk on the : development of the
poppy as the memorial flower not
only of the United States but of
France, Canada and England as well.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Renshaw, Reed
Homes Entered

Robperies of two homes occurred
early yesterday morning, accord. .ng
to rpEurts made to the police.
A burglar entered the Harry R.
Renshaw home, 213 West street,
during the early hours yesterday
morning and stole a blue serge suit,
a light brown suit, pair of black
low shoes, belt, fountain pen, COM
b.nation ypencil. several shirts, and
four or five dollars in change, all
belonging to Mr.. Renshaw The in
truder stole bottle of milk from
the porch of Dolph Moons home
next door, drank it, and left the
empty bottle on Renshaw's porch.
Don Reed, $50 Terrace avenue,
civil engineer, son-:n-law of Secre-
tary of State Scott White, reported
to the police that Fox burglar
entered his room some time between
1:3O and 4 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing and stole us.t hanging on a
chair alongside his bed, about two
dollars in change, light green
fountain pen, and a pencil.
On Sunday night the home Of
Sara Tap,a, 745 Morley avenue, was
burglarized, admission having been
made through rear window.
The Louis Hudgin apartments,
443-445 Elm street, we're robbed OF
several chairs Monday.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
BIG SUM FOR
STATE ROADS
s5,4OO,0O0 Be Spent On
Highways Next
Fiscal Year
BUDGET ADOPTED

PHOENIX, May 26.-Approxim-
ately '$5,4OO,000 in new road money
viii be set up for expenditure in the
state during the fiscal year 1882,
according to the tentative budget
adopted this afternoon by the high
way commission.
The funds to be carried over
from the current year and the sup
Elemental budget will amount to
$z,993, GOO, giving ROAD fund of $8,-
$4,000 for expenditure in road
building in Arizona for the II
I4onths beginning July l, 1881.
The road budget for the coming
FISCAL year is about $1,OOO,0OO less
than the road budget adopted at
the beginning of the current fiscal
year. The carry-over from the cur
rent year to the coming year is
larger than in previous years be-
cause a supplemental budget for the
expenditure of emergency road
funds, appropriated by congress and
made available for Arizona by the
enactment OF an emergency road
law by tie legislature, was drawn
by the commission in March.
These funds must be spent be-
fore September to be available.
The larger part of the carry-over
this fiscal year is made up Of e:ner-
ggacJ eSepi funcEs, it was stated.
The road budget adopted July 1,
1890, set up Sc, ,492, ,055.79 for expen-
dfture during the yea1'.. The sup
plER1ental budget made possible by
the advancement of S65O,000 from
the mill tax levy for the coming
fiscal year called for an expendi-
trre Of S1,573, $3.50 and $26,500 for
equipment, or C total for the year
OF Sc, S,GS2,T50.39. The $2,993,O0o car
ry-over comes from the funds set up
IN those two budgets remaining un-
expended July l.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

I Nogales will observe Memorial
day with a parade through the
principal streets at $50 o'clock Sat-
urday morning, followed by services
at the cemetery.
I Preliminary outlines for the pro-
gram were announced yesterday by
Harry T. Conner, commander Of the
local post of the American Legion,
sponsors of the observance.
Attorney Charles L. Hardy, a
World War veteran will be the
principal speaker.
The 25th Infantry Band will lead
the parade which VII form in front
of the new Elks building and move
south on Grand avenue past the re-
viewing stand at the city hall to
international street, east to Nor
ley, north on Morley to the post
office where persons marching will
board automobiles for the trip to
the cemetery.
In the line of march right behind
the band will come the two surv-v-
ing Civil War veterans, Messrs. Blk
by and Dempsey, then Spanish Am
erican War veterans, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Boy Scouts, then any
other organizat ons that care to
take part and members of the Am
erican Legion and the Legion Auxil-
iary.
There will be no speaking from
the reviewing stand, which will be
located on the balcony at the city
hall.
At the cemetery there will be
short services lasting about thirty
minutes, during which Charles l..
Hardy will be the main speaker,
and the Legion Auxiliary will place
poppy wreaths on the graves of ex-
service men. Eleven dollars worth
of flowers sent by Battery A, of the
340th Field Artillery, of which the
late Lon Parker was a member dur
ing the World War, will be placed
or Parker's grave.
Joe Jovino, chaplain of the Amer
lean Legion, is general chairman of
the Memorial day program, W. N.
Puckett and Al Camerlin are in
charge of the decorations for the
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
FowIer Funeral
Held At Tucson

Phil Herold, Is. L. Peck, Sr., Post
master Charles L. Beatty, VII H
Walker, DR.. w. F.. Chenoweth and
Ed N. Wood, all of Nogales, were
pallbearers at the funeral in Tucson
Monday of the late Charles l.. Fow-
Ter, former collector of customs.
Services were held at the Riley
Chapel, followed by interment in
the E1ks plot at Evergreen cemetery,
near Tucson.
Among other Nogaies persons at
tending the funeral were Mrs. John
Glissan, Mrs. Ed N. Wood, Mrs.
William S monitor, Mrs. c. E. Hardy,
Mrs. C. l.. Hardy, Harry Narcotic,
Pat Stauffer and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. French.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Several Hurt As
Auto Turns Over

Frank Phillips and two other per
SONS were slightly injured Sunday
night when a car driven by John
BatCheIier, NogaIes, Arizona, fire
man, turned over in front of TIE
Nogales, Sonora, Catholic church.
Faulty brakes was given as the
cause ,Of the accident.
Batchelier and wife. and another
young couple and Phillips, were oc-
cJlpaLtS of the car.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Mechanic Dies
From Gas Burns

Ramon Vildosola, mechanic at a
garage On San MARITIME street i'll
Nogalts, Sonora, died about HAS
o'clock Saturday nibht from burns
sustained while working on a car
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
V.ldosola, 27 years of age, was
cleaning the motor with gasoline
when it became ignited from a short
circuit. In trying to throw the pan
of gasoline away from the car ne
spilled some of the fluid on him
self and was soon enve'D5aed IN
flames.
Funeral services were held sun
day.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Elks To Meet
Here Next Year

AS result of the efforts of Sher-
iff Victor j. Wager, next years
annual state convention of Elks will
be held in Nogales.
Mr.. Wager represented the Nogal-
es lodge at the 1881 convention held
in Douglas Friday and Saturday.
Wager, Frank Baptist of Phoenix,
and Jake Gunst of Tucson were ap-
pointed as a committee to look af-
ter preliminary work for location
of an Elks tubercular sanitarium at
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Buckley Wells
Shoots Himself

Buckley Wells, well known min
ing man, who used to reside in the
old Fowler house just north of the
Tom Thumb golf course on Grand
avenue, Shot himself to death in
Sam Francisco yesterday. Financial
difficulties caused him to take his
life, it is said.
Wells wife and His two young
est children are residents of No
gales. A son is manager of a mine
near A1nadQ.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY BE OBSERVED
WITH PARADE AND SERVICE
Parade Saturday Morning To Be Followed By
Services At Cemetery; Legion
Sponsoring Affair
INFANTRY BAND TO LEAD PROCESSION

reviewing stand, DR.. Gustetter has
charge of inviting persons to oc-
cupy the stand. and R. A. Myers,
Joe Jovino and Harry Conner are
to go to the cemetery Friday night
and place green decorations on the
graves.
Thirteen eX-serv.ce men and
three members of ex-service mems
families are buried in the Legion
plot at the cemetery.
Business houses are urged to put
out their flays Saturday, which will
be holiday throughout the United
States.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
DOUBLE WEDDING

A double wedding took place here
Sunday when M SIS Florence Hall
or Tucson, became the bride of
Jackson Dawson of Tucson, and
Miss Cynthia Lou Hall of Tucson,
became the bride of Paul N. Hut
chins of Phoenix. Judge Charles E.
Hardy officiated.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
SIX YEARSOLD

The Nogales International was
six years old Monday, having
been founded on May 25, 1925.
Starting as small tabloid
weekly The International soon
grew into a standard sized paper,
and four years ago became a
m.-weekly.
During the past 18 months The
international has added consid-
erable new equipment and now
has one of the most up-to- date
newspaper and job printing
plants in southern Arizona.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Nickerson Leases
BoniIlas Ranch

Y. Bonillas has leased his ranch
on the Tucson road to j. S. Nlcker-
son. according to papers filed Mon
day at the office of the county re-
corder.
The lease carries with it an op-
ton to buy the ranch for $4,000.
The Bonillas ranch, located near
"the Willows, is the old DR.. Ben
White place.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
MRS. MARSH HERE

Mrs. Theodore Marsh, former
resident of this city and owner of
valuable property, IS visitor here
from Santa Barabara. Recently Mrs.
Marsh has been on a trip to Flor
ida and Virginia.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Publicity Stunt Costs Hudgin
SIS For Landing Inside Tucson

TUCSON, May 26-It cost Alfred
A. Eudgin, Nogales aviator, just $25
to perpetrate what Chief Jack Dyer
called publicity stunt, Sunday af-
ternoon. Hudgin landed a plane on
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

600 716 1859 2094
Wednesday
c~evrolnGs versus Kang2roos.
Thursday
Sar4a. Cruz versus Duds.
Friday
Flkhorns versus Slickers.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

Alonzo Aviles, Hermos.llo banker,
was visitor here Monday. He for
naerly resided in this lty.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
State Gas Tax
Brings Big Sum

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 26 CU.P.)-
The Arizona highway department
collected during the first nine
months of the 20th fiscal year,
ending June 80, $2,61S,67O.39 from
the states gasoline tax
Allowing refunds OF $253, ,138.48 for
gasoline used in motor vehicles not
operating on public highways, the
department received a net collec-
ton of $2,365, ,53191 and apportioned
1925 ,O32.58 of that amount to the
IA counties.
The department apportioned $16,-
55O.48 of the net rece pts to Santa
Cruz county and retained $780,
1898 for application to roads and
of new highways.
The apportionment to other coun-
ties for the nine month period was: