The border vidette., 1931-01-17

Grant Antoine OF Phoenix has
become manager Of the local
| Sanders store here, relieving S.
Fl. Biatt, who is returning to
| Phoenix tomorrow. Antoine was
formerly connected with the
| Clarence Saunders system in the
state capital city.
| Attorney Duane Bird of this
city was named at the annual
meeting of the Arizona State b
association in Globe Saturday as
the associations vice-president
in Santa Cruz county. Francis
| M. Hartman of Tucson was nam
ed as president.
Word has been received here
that Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grif
fen have returned from Honolulu
and are now sojourning at Coro
nado, California. Before her
marriage, Mrs. Griffen was Miss
Beatriz Sandoval. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfredo Sandoval,
this city.
H. M. .Starkweather of Tucson,
architect for the new Elks lodge
building now nearing completion
on Arroyo Boulevard, has been
named architect for the $50, 900
building to be erected at Ajo by
the Ajo E!ks Lodge. Mr.. Stark
weather was in Nogales Tuesday
looking the new EIks' home over.
The building was erected by c..
D. Rankin, local contractor.
Paul Clagstone, western mana
ger Of toe United States cham
Der of commerce, who has been
in Nogales several days, motored
to Tucson Tuesday afternoon.
he was the principal speaker at
the meeting Of the Nogales Lions
club held Tuesday noon. which
was attended by the directors Of
the cham ber of commerce.
The plant and printing equip
ment Of the 81 Impartial, Span
ish language newspaper, has
been moved from Nogales to
Tucson and the publishers of the
paper say that just as soon as
the plant can be installed that
the daily publication of the Ell
impartial will be resumed. The
publishers are Bernardo and
Pomposo Salazar.
Ulpiano M. Sortillon, who for
the past three years has been
connected with Threlkeld & Co. !,
has been transferred to Mazatlan,
Sinaloa. Mexico, where be will
be commissary agent for the
company. Sortillon is a gradu
ate of the Nogales High School.
class of 1923.
Miss Leonor Salico, lovely
daughtercof Mr.. and Mrs. Ilde
fonso Salido of Sierra street and
| Jose Maria Zaragaza. son of Gas
| par z .ragaza, prominent Quay.
mas, Sonora, wholesale merchant,
were married Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
church, Rt. Rev. Father Duval.
officiating. The newly weds will
make their home ia Navajo, So
nora, Mexico. They are spend
ing their honeymoon in southern
California.
The supervision of the Colora
do Saddle Livery and Riding
| Academy will hereafter be udder
the supervision of Prof. Fl. G.
Freitag, noted horse trainer Of
Holly wood; it has been announc
ed by j. D. Taught. The riding
academy announces that q ship
ment of saddle horses has been
received and many new custom
ers are being added to the fast
growing list. It is stated also
that patrons who secure horses
on Wednesdays and Saturdays
will be given free riding instruc.
ton and that transportation
would be furnished to aud from
the stables.
County Assessor Harry Far
rior advises motorists to obtain
their 1881 license plates at once
Any plates sold after January
31st. according to Farrior. will
cost the purchaser double, and
subject him to a foe for not ob
tanning the plate during toe pre-
scribed time limit. Farrior'
records must show the double
charge after January 81. or be
will have to account to the state
auditors aud pay it himself. The
sheriff's Office is now keeping q
watch out for cars which are no.
carrying the 1881 plates but nc
arrnsts will ho mado until Fah