The border vidette., 1931-07-25

Corporation Commissioners A,
A. Belts and Charles Howe have
returned to their home in Phoe'
nix after spending several days
in Nogales on official business.
Miss Dorothy O'Dare Newerf,
10. beautiful entertainer at Club
Royal. Noeales. Sonora. and
James S. Kinsbrough. 36, Fort
Worth. Texas, mining man, we're
married Sunday night in this
city by Justice of the Peace O..
E. Hardy.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Nogales Rotary club was
held at the Cavern cafe yester.
day noon. Emmett Rose, super.
intendent of the Tucson public
schools and past president of
the Tucson Rotary club, was
speaker of the day.
Mrs. Glenn l.. Harker and son
Lloyd, arrived at noon Monday
from Anaconda, Montana, where
they had been visiting Mrs.
Harker's mother for several
months. o. their way to No
gales they visited Mrs. Leonard
Smith in Los Angeles.
Attorney and Mrs. Olin Blanks
of San Angelo. Texas, have re.
turned to their home =in the Lone
Star state following q few days
visit with County Attorney and
Mrs. E. r. Thurman in Esplen
dor Heights. Mrs. Blanks is q
niece of Mrs. Thurman.
George McIntyre and wife are
here from Los Angeles for a
visit with City Clerk and Mrs.
Phil Herold on Marsh Heights.
George is a brother of Mrs Her
old and Joe Mcintyre of Aqua
Caliente. Lower California. He
is a'former resident of Nogales.
Dean G. Haughtelin, known as
Yuma's marathon runner, has
arrived here to become connect
ed with the customs service at
the Grand avenue garita. Dean
was at one time track man at the
University of Arizona and dur
ing the World War he saw ser.
vice oveseas.
Whether the revised rate
schedule proposed by the Pub
lie Utilities Consolidated Corpor.
alton during the four and one
half days rate hearing held be
fore the Corporation Commission
in Nogales will be adopted, will
be left entirely up to the Corpor
alton Commission.
The Tavern, Noeales. Sonora's
beautiful new pleasure resort,
formerly The Cosmopolitan, will
open tonight, under the manage
ment of James Alexander. The
Tavern, featuring the 18th cen
tury period, is the most attrac
tive place of it's kind on the in.
ternatioual border.
Jim Pendleton was a Nogales
business visitor Wednesday from
the great Pendleton & Dougherty
ranch on the old Baca Float near
Tubac. where some of the best
blooded race horses in America
are now being raised. Among
there being Lost Cause and sons
of the great Man O'War.
Breaking all attendance rec.
ords for similar camps in Arizona
the annual Citizens Military
Training Camp opened yesterday
at Camp Stephen D. Listle with
800 young men present from
Arizona, New Mexico. Colorado
and Texas. The camp will last
one month, all expenses being
paid by our Uncle Sam.
A new home to be owned and
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Hines. is being erected in Es.
plendor Heights by Contractor
r. Coker. The Hines place is
one of FIVE new homes now in
course of construction in Esplen.
dor Heights. The others are
those of Mrs. Mary Welty, A. L.
Meloche. Robert Sands and Ed.
Yaeger.
The case of ]. T. Fulton vs..
the Big jim Mines. Inc, involv.
ing machinery said to have been
delivered to the Big Jim Con.
pany by Fulton, will come up
for trial October 9. in Superior