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Nogales international., 1931-01-02
FOREST SERVICE
TO BUILD ROADS
IN THIS COUNTY

TUCSON, Jan. Road construc-
ton in MADEIRA and Sabine canyons,
and in the Huachuca mountains will
give employment to eighty men for
a three months period, U. S. Forest
Supervisor Fred Winn has announc-
ed.
Pima. Santa Cruz, and Cochise
counties will furnish the road equip
ment while the forest service pays
wages from the recent unemploy-
ment mergency fund created by
Congress.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 will
be expended on the Pima county
projects. Work will begin within
week at MADEIRA and Sabine can
yons with the forest service obtain
ing men in part from the unem-
ployment list at the Chamber of
Commerce office.
About $500 monthly, Winn esti-
mates, will be needed for each TO-
man crew, including salaries, food,
and transportation costs.
Final approval of the construction
work was given Tuesday in long
distance telephone call from F. c. w.
pooler, regional forester, Albuquer-
que, N. M.
The road between the Ruby min
ing camp and Calabasas will be re-
worked, and tentative plans sched-
ule q new road through Lyle can
yon in the Huachucas. These two
projects will be slow in starting as
neither Santa Cruz or Cochise coun-
ties have any tents or mess equip
n1ent.
Two additional miles of road will
be built in MADEIRA canyon, one
mile in Sabine, and All undetermined
amount about the Greaterville area.
More than 40 men will be employed
on the Sabine and MADEIRA projects.
The work will begin at once, and
employment will be limited to Sou6h-
ern Aizona residents.
Besides the Pima county road
equipment, Winn is endeavoring to
obtain road machinery from the
Nogales and Douglas military posts.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
DIVORCE EXPERT
VISITOR IN CITY

Arturo del Toro, general manager
of divorce council offices in many
American and European cities ar
rived in Nogales Monday enroute
to Hermosillo..
Taking advantage of the Sonora
divorce law does not require per-
sonal appearance and which permits
divorce on every ground recognized
by any state in the United States,
del Toro annually helps to split the
martial bonds of hundreds through
out two continents.
He is returning from his Paris
office.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
ROAD WORK BIDS
OPENED BY STATE

PHOENIX, Ariz. Jan. /. (U. P0-
Bids for construction of a dip and
roads in Arizona, involving an eX-
penditure of more than $4,000
were opened this week by the state
highway department.
The commission will meet Janu-
ary to award contracts.
Five bids for grading and drain
ing work on the Globe Stafford high
way, starting at Geronimo and ex-
tending five miles toward Byless
were opened at the session. Lee
Morgan and Co., Of FL Paso, sub
nitted a low figure of $53,555.S7 for
the work.
A bid of S7,l1S.45 was submitted
by Lee Morgan and Co., for con-
struction of a cement dip near Gila
Bend on the Phoenix-Yuma highway
The dip will replace trestle wash
ed out in a flood near ella Bend
last summer. Two other bids were
opened, but the figures were in ex-
cess of the one submitted by the Ell
PaSo firm.
Five bidders presented proposals
for construction of 1T miles Of new
road on the Safford-New Mexico
state line highway, but the total
figures were not compiled of all bid
ders. The Lee Morgan firm had a
bid Of 51,S60.o9.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
FIRE Wipes OUT Club ROYAL
BORDERS FINEST NIGHT CLUB
Beautiful Cabaret Built By Motion
Picture Interests OF Hollywood
Destroyed Wednesday

Fire believed to have originat-
ed in the kitchen broke out a.
bout $50 o'clock yesterday
morning and destroyed the Club
Royal in Nogales, Sonora, the
borders finest night club and
one of the most elaborate ca
barets in the southwest.
A general alarm was sounded and
in a very short time all three of
the local fire departmentS-the No
gales, Sonora, the Nogales, Arizona,
and the Camp Stephen D. Little
were fighting the blaze which ragged
for almost two hours. Residents of
numerous nearby apartments quick
ly moved out their belongings, fear
inc the fire would sweep through
their homes.
Blackened walls is practically all
that remains of the cabaret for
which hundredes of reservations had
been made for New Years eve par
ties last night, New Years eve an
nually being the biggest night OF
the year at all night clubs across
the line.
The Club Royal was owned by Y
Felix, who is also proprietor of the
COSMOPOLITAN. AL Breslau was mana
ger of the Royal.
The Royal, Nogales' newest night
club, was erected just few years
ago by James Mcdonald of Holly
wood who had the financial support
of number of wealthy motion
picture actors and actresses. He sale
shortly after it was completed thai
the cabaret had cost him $50,000.
Mcdonald went to great expense
| in putting up the night club labor
ling under the belief he was to bt
granted a gambling concession II
! Nogales, Sonora. When he failed tt
1 get the concession he abandoned tht
cabaret and returned to California
and the place was later taken ovel
by Y. Felix.
The Club Royal fire was the Sc
cond disastrous blaze at Ambos NO
gales in less than So hous, the othe
having been at the George B. Marsh
Inc. furniture store on Grand Ave
nue. Monday night.
Mr.. Felix, owner of the Club Roy
al, carried $4,000 insurance on stool
and fixtures, and said yesterday tina
his loss is only partially covered.
Will Be Rebuilt
Manager Breslau declared Wed
nesday that, as far as known, h
was the last person to leave the Roy
al before the fire and that he doe
not know how it could have started
He left there at 800, three hour
before the fire was discovered. Bres
lau also said that bigger and bet
ter night club than the old one will
be constructed Immediately.
Five hundred and thirty seven re
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
RETURNS
S7979 TOCOUNTY

PHOENIX, Dec. 81. UP0-The
state highway department has re-
turned $7,979.49 of the amount col
lected in Santa Cruz county during
the five month period ending No
vember 80 for gas taxes.
During the period collections a.
mounted to $1,O99, ,691.42. Gross col
lections were $1,231, ,336.71, with re-
1dnds totaling $131, ,64529.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
PAVING IS TO Be RESUMED|
HERE middle OF this MONTH
Work To Start Shortly On Laying
OF $4,000 Worth OF Paving
On Nogales Streets

borhood of $4,000.
Littlepages and Dumbauld streets
and the upper end of Crawford to
the top of the hill are to be the first
streets paved Contracts for this
work have already been awarded to
Schmidt Hitchcock of Phoenix, who
had charge of all the paving laid
so far in Nogales.
Bids are to be called Immediately
for the paving of Grand and Nor
lev avenues from the end of the
present pavement to Banks Bridge.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
40 FIRE CALLS
DURING YEAR 1880

Featured by the annual election
of officers, the yearly meeting of
the Nogales Fire Department will be
held on the night of January 8 at
the Firemen's Hall.
During the year ending last night
the department answered 48 calls.
Among the most disastrous fires
of 1880 were those at the c. T.
Jones building, the Lyric Theater
building, Ell Paso Store, La Barata
Store and the George B. Marsh,
Inc, hardware store.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Construction of the new No
gales -HermosilIo highway is
scheduled to begin in February
1881, according to a report re-
ceived here from Gov. Francis
CO S. Elias of Sonora.
Improvement of the route will op-
en- a new scenic area for American
tourists and will serve as utility
road for ranchers and miners.
Following completion of the road
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
FIRST DEATH OF
NEW YEAR HERE

The first death of the new year
in Nogales is believed to have been
that of Santiago Martinez, 80, who
died at 9 o'clock last night at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Higgins,
on the Patagonia road. Death was
due to pneumonia.
He was real pioneer, having
been a resident of this city about
60 years.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
RENO NEWSPAPER COMMENTS ON
PROPOSED ARIZONA DIVORCE LAW

;enator-elect made mistake IN his
igureS. Our income from divorce
seekers might run to a million g yeaI
and that would be stretching it
lot. The Arizonan also seems ur
mindful of the fact that at least 6
per cent of those coming here 70!
divorce seek jobs after they get here
In Arizona one might pick canta-
loupes or drive an ice wagon"
The Reno News.
The above article from the Reno
paper brought forth the following
keen answer from a former resi-
dent of Flagstaff:
Reno, New.
Dec. 20, 1880.
Editor Coconino Sun:
Having lived in Flagstaff II
years, seeing this piece in the pa
per shows some editors are crazy
anyhow, or at least know very lit
tie about all of Arizona. I have
been in Nevada the last eight years
and / know in the state they have
nothing to compare with the seem
cry and climate of Flagstaff. Their
beautiful Pyramid lake hasn't got
a tree around it, and Lake Tahoe
lies mostly in California. They even
begrudge poor person a place to
park his car around it. AS for fish
ing, one needs a boat, lots Of tackle
and more patience. 1t is impossible
to catch fish close to shore, as the
water is too clear. can well re-
member the time 20 of us camped
at Mormon Lake where one per-
son could catch enough fish to feed
them all. camped at Lake Tahoe
three months and the only fish ]
had was what I bought.
Respectfully,
IL. METSKER."
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

servations had been made up to 10
o'clock Tuesday night for the New
Years eve party at the cabaret.
Many of these were transferred to
the Cosmopolitan as soon as per-
sons learned of the fire.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
HERE FOR NEW YEARS

K. c. Van Alta of Phoenix, vice.
president of the Clarence Saunders
stores in Arizona, and Otho r. Hill,
manager of the Lane Smith Invest
ment Company of Phoenix, were
New Years day visitors here.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Paving is to be resumed right
after the middle of January, it
was announced yesterday by City
Engineer George Cowdery, who
said that the total cost of the
streets to be paved beginning
this month will be in the neigh
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
January s Set AS
Date For Hearing

Two o'clock on the afternoon OF
Saturday January 10 has been set
as the time for the informal hear
ing which the Arizona Corporation
Commission will hold here to con-
s,der the rates being charged and
the service rendered by the Public
Utilities Consolidated Corporation.
The hearing will be held in the
Firemen's Club.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
State Teachers To
Seek Legislation

The next state legislature will be
asked to pass teachers pension
retirement law and a measure pro-
yiding for a county unit system of
education, according to Prof. A. J.
Mitchell, superintendent Of schools,
who returned Tuesday from q meet
ing of the state educational asso-
ciation at Phoenix.
Decision to seek passage of the
legislation was reached at the meet
ing.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02
LAST BABY OF YEAR

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Marcel LeClalre,
222 Potrero, are the proud parents
of a seven pound baby girl, born at
1920 o'clock noon on the last day
of the year. She is believed to have
been the last baby of the year born
In this county. Her father is en-
uloyed at the William Tidwell store.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Harold Steinfeld and brother in
law, Mr.. O'Brien, were here tues
day from Tucson.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Paul Clagstone of San Francisco,
western manager Of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, Will
visit Nogales on January 13 and
during his stay will be guest OF
the Lions Club at their meeting
that day.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barbee are
guests at the palatial home of Mr..
and Mfrs. Writ G. Bowman in Palm
City over New Near's.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Daugherty
have returned from Pasadena where
they spent Christmas with Mi.
Daughtery's mother.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Hugh Weatherford of Flagstaff
has been spending a few days in
Nogales.
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Boyd Ryan, manager OF the Mat
co-Royd interests at Los Mochis, is
here with his family for few days
Nogales international., 1931-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Narcotic have
as their guest, Mrs. Narcotics moth
er. Mrs. Mcdonald, of Ely, Nevada.
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