The border vidette., 1931-06-06
Rosalio Espinoza of Nogales
unn tho Fro1 NomtOn &cntt nrOsa

won Tue rr0O N0WGOQ 0COGg PROSE-
prize of 500 for his short story,
The Lunatic of the Night
! Rosalio is senior at the Univer.
sity of Arizona and received the
award Monday afternoon at the
annual senior honor assembly at
the University Of Arizona.
Virginia Ann Robins, daughter
of City Attorney and Mrs. James
V. Robins, entertained for her
friend, Dorothy Ann Hardy,
daughter of Former State Sena
tor and Mrs. Leslie G. Hardy of
Los Angeles and Nogales. Tues
day afternoon with matinee
party at the Fox Nogales theater.
Orin Pulliam. %, of Elgin, died
Sunday morning in Tucson hos
pital from injuries ustained ia an
automobile accident at $3.50 a. ~.
Sunday near Sonoita. Carroll
Pennell and Walter Smith, both
of Bisbee, occupants of the car,
escaped injury. The body of
Pulliam, was sent to MonothaD.
Texas, deceased's former home,
for burial.
G. W. Phillips and Fred Dun
das, who are operating the old
Durazno gold mines on the Ari
zona ranch in Sonora owned by
City Alderman j E Wise. we're
business visitors in the city Tues.
day. Tom Gittins, we'll known
local mechanic, is at the mine
overhauling the mill aud other
machinery. The Durazno has
produced much gold.
Frank Johnson, owner OF the
Manhattan Cafe, Nogales. Son.,
motored to Tucson Tuesday to
attend the graduation exercises
at the University of Arizona aud
see his daughter, Miss Helen
Johnson, graduate. On the day
she graduated, Helen received a
teleRraphico offer from LordsburR,
New Mexico, to teach in the pub
lie schools of that city.
w. T. Roath of Elgin, member
of the board of SUPERVISORS, was
a Nogales visitor Monday attend
ing the regular monthly meeting
of the board. He was accompan
led by his wife. O.her mem bers
of the board attending the meet
ing were Chairman Fred w.
Hannah, Malcolm Middleton,
Clerk Simonton and hilbert K.
Thurman, county attorney.
James Alexander has taken
over the Cosmopolitan Club, for
merly owned by Ignacio Felix,
and viii! operate a private club
on the upper floor of the estab
lishment, which is located just
across the line 10 Old Mexico.
Joe Gross lease on the Cosmo.
politan Cafe, occupying the first
floor of the building, which is
owned by Eduardo Camou. will
expire July /.
The second of q series of dis
trict meetings the Knights of
Pythias lodges of Nogales. Tue
son and Benson will be held in
this city, at K. P. hall. tonight.
The meeting will be attended by
mem bers of the Knights of Py
thias order and the auxiliary
organization, the Pythian Sis
ters. A large crowd is expected
to attend the meeting which will
start at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. A. L. Peck, Sr.. II, be.
loved pioneer woman of this city,
died yesterday morning at $40
o'clock at the family residence,
ia Mix street, following long
illness. Besides her husband,
deceased is survived by four
children, A. L Peck, Jr., and
G. V. Salido of Nogales; Mrs D.
Quinn of Tucson. aud Mrs. Ed
ward Reeves of Long Beach, all
whom have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Harry Narcotic, manager OF
the Montezuma Hotel. and Ed.
Clayton, we'll known horseman
of this city, left yesterday morn
ing on a 3.000-mile automobile
trip through northern Arizona,
Utah, and on to Montana, Clay
tors old home, where they will
spend q month trout fishing and
hunting. During Narcotics ab
sence the Moutezuma hotel will
be under the personal supervis
ion of Mrs. Narcotic.
A. j. O'Connor, brother OF Su.
perior Judge w. A. O'Connor,
left Tuesday for California. fol
| lowin0 a several weeks visit in