The border vidette., 1931-10-31

A Halloween party will be
held tonight at the Knights OF
Columbus hall for the benefit of
the Catholic church, sponsored
by the Ammonia Club.
Dorothy Ann Hardy. daughter
of Attorney and Mrs. Leslie 9.
Hardy. who have located in Tue.
son for the winter, is staying at
the pleasant home of her grand.
parents, Judge and Mrs. Charles
E. Hardy.
Mrs. William Taylor. who has
| been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Lewis, the past
several weeks, left Thursday for
her home in La Colorado, Son,
Mexico, where Mr.. Taylor has
valuable gold mining property.
Three officials from the gen.
eral offices of the Mountain
! States Tel. & Tel. Company at
Denver, were business visitors
in Nogales Tuesday on general
inspection of the company's off
ces in Arizona. The gentlemen
who paid Manager J..J. Harris
a visit Tuesday we're N. O.Pearce
general plant manager; Il. M.
Morris, assistant vice-president;
and E. P. Ogden, general traffic
manager.
John Hughes "Original Cave
Cafe" has been reopened. Don
Juan announces the same quail
ity of food at the same prices as
before" The Cave is one of the
most unique resorts Of it's kind
on the international border and
known far and wide for its good
food - liquid or solid - served
under the personal direction Of
John Hughes, ably assisted by
his 'lieutenants" Ed Rogers.
George Maher, and "Guero" Ma.
cias, three past-masters in the
art of fixin' and mixin' the best
land and ocean provides.
A Southern Pacific special
train consisting Of thirteen first
class coaches yesterday brought
approximately 900 Mexican re-
patriates from Los Angeles to
Nogales from where they will 60
to their former home in Sonora.
The special train was chartered
by the Los Angeles county board
of supervisors which has aided
in repatriating ,147 others dur
ing the last few month. 1t is
said that between $4,000 and 80,
| 600 Mexicans have returned to
Mexico since January !, princi
pally because of economic con
ditiOns in the United States.
A new school house, so feet by
16 feet, accommodating forty
pupils, has been erected by City
Alderman j. E. Wise. on his
beautiful ranch La Arizona, )"
80 miles southwest of Nogales
in Sonora. 10 a letter from Ra-
mon G.. Bonfil director of federal
education in Mexico. Mr.. Wise
was thanked for his appreciative
co operation in this contribution
to the country in which you
live but are not a citizen" Mr..
Wise who owns one of the finest
residences in Nogales, spends
much of his time at La Arizona"
with his son. Knight Wise.
Senator Leslie G. Hardy. mem.
Der of the we'll known Nogales
law firm, who recently returned
from Los Angeles. where be
represented Writ G. Bowman's
legal interests. has opened law
Offices in Tucson and will locate
in that city, where many years
ago Hardy was connected with
the late Senator Mark Smith and
Senator Eugene Ives, two of the
most brilliant lawyers in the
Southwest. Les Hardy. son of
Judge and Mrs. Chas. E. Hardy
and brother of Attorney Charles
L. Hardy of Nogales, has many
friends in this city who sincerly
wish him "heaped-up" measures
of success in Tucson where be is
also we'll and favorably known
as a gentleman and lawyer of
marked ability. =
| Detention quarters for approx
imately 300 Chinese have been
authorized here by George Maux,
United States marshal. and in
structions have been given to
remove all Chinese from the
Santa Cruz county Jail. other
| .L.~ ah1o ~ ~ a 70 ooruiOn CON.