The border vidette., 1931-04-25

ucSOdy IIOm uCSOu, Wu0I0 ~
serving on the federal jury now
in session. He came to visit his
mother, Mrs. Josephine Saxon.
The Casino, next door to The
Cave on Gale Elias in NoRales,
Sonora, is now open under the
management of Cicero Martin Of
Hereford. Arizona. Entertain
ment, excitement. amusement
and courteous treatment to all
night and day. The sky the limit.
Today at S .. %. registration
for the city election for mayor of
Nogales closes. Up to yester.
day 9 total of 130 persons had
registered since registration op
ened nine days ago. This added
to the 1889 who registered prior
to the primary makes a total of
1919 qualified to vote on May s..
Captain L. W. Mix, one of No.
gales best known pioneer citi
zens. and father of the Nogales
Volunteer Fire Department, &C.
companied by Mrs. Mix and
their grand daughter. JEANNE,
arrived here Saturday from Bur.
lingame, California, to spend q
week with relatives and friends.
Sunday the Captain celebrated
his Sind birthday anniversary in
Nogales where be owns valuable
real estate. He came here on
October %. 1882.
United States Senators Burton
K. Wheeler of Montana, Lynn
j. Frazier of North Dakota, El
mer Thomas of Oklahoma and
Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona,
comprising the United States
Senate subcommittee on Indian
affairs. were visitors in Nogales
Sunday. During their stay here
they we're guests at a banquet
given in NoRales. Sonora. Fol.
lowing the banquet the senators
left for Tucson to continue their
probe into Indian affairs at
meeting held Monday.
The last examinations. for the
school year of 1930-1931, on the
Constitution of the United States
and the Constitution of Arizona,
will be held in the Office of the
county school superintendent of
Santa Cruz county on May 9th.
@. 0. Case, Superintendent of
Public Instruction. urges that all
teachers who need these examin
ations, in order to secure or
renew their certificates, take
these examinations at this time.
Otherwise it will be necessary
for them to attend summer school
at the University of Arizona at
Flagstaff. AS another, examination
may mot be given before the
opening of school this fall.
Seymour Lowman of Washing.
ton, D, c., assistant secretary.
paid Nogales brief visit Sun
day, while on tour of the
United States Mexico border.
The tour was made for the pur.
pose of conferring with Ameri
can and Mexican border officials.
with a view of bringing about a
closer coordination of their &C.
tivities, particularly as regards
enforcement of smuggling regu
lati0ns. The assistant secretary
of the treasury was accompanied
by F. x. Able, United States
Commissioner of Customs. The
stay in Nogales was devoted
principally to comforting with
customs officials aud meeting
with employees here. Mr.. Low
man expressed himself as highly
pleased with the present situa
tion along the border, and said:
I'VE were pleased to find that
customs receipts at the Nogales
customs station this year are far
ahead of those of last year."
Following an illness of only IL
days, Mrs. Joseph N. Karam, q
years of age. beloved, we'll known
resident of Nogales, died at 10
o'clock Monday night at the fam.
lily home, 12O Pajarito street,
from double pneumonia. Mrs.
Karam is survived by a large
number of relatives, including
her husband, two daughters,
Margot, z, and Gilmore, 4; two
sons. Joe, 5. and Raymond, p;
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Carreno of Mexico City. former
ly of Nogales; five sisters, Mrs.
Albert Joffroy of Nogale; Mrs.
Rafael Carrillo of Nogales. Mrs.
Othon Velez, Miss Margot Car
reno and Miss Dora Carreno, all
of Mexico City land four brothers