The border vidette., 1932-04-23

easy winner In the l0ternatlOna
Jumping Bean contest held last
Sunday in the lobby of the New
Montezuma hotel. There were
40 entries and a large crowd of
bean fans saw the derby. pro.
noted by Charley V. Fowler,
Nogales and Tucson sportsman.
Harold J. Brown, candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for sheriff of Santa Cruz county,
was here Sunday for . short
visit with his family and many
friends. Brown, formerly sheriff
of Santa Cruz county. at present
is employed as q guard at the
state prison at Florence. He
owns q ranch on the river near
Nogales.
10 today's issue of The Border
Vidette appears the official an
nouncements Of two "sure nut"
Democrats - A. Dumbauld, now
efficient county treasurer, candi
date for county assessor, and w.
E. Carroon. his deputy. candi
date for the Office OF county
treasurer, both subject to the
Democratic primaries, Septem
Der 18Th, 1882.
Cicero Martin, owner of FL
Casino. Nogales. Sonora's most
attractive biRh-class places OF
amusement. recently presented
Mrs. Martin with . beautifully
spotted Mexican leopard, as tame
and playful 90 = house kitten.
The little beauty which likes to
be fondied and petted By its
kind mistress. is greatly admired
by her many friends.
A flower festival will be given
on May 5th, 7th and 9Th at the
Paris Inn. NoRsles. Sonora, un
der the auspices of the Comite
| Municipal, Nogsles. Sonora
charity organization. with the
object of aiding the establish.
ment of . public dining room.
At the Paris Ion artistic booths
will be erected and presided over
by lovely girls. who will sell
confetti, flowers and ice cream.
Harry K. Thaw. Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, millionaire, whose
sensational trial for the killing
of Stanford White. New York
architect, attracted international
interest about 26 years ago. was
among the many week end visi
tors in Nogales. Robt. e. Lee,
for many years clerk of the Su.
perior Court of Santa Cruz
county, was one the three official
court reporters at the Thaw trial.
Funeral services we're held
Tuesday afternoon at the Bap.
tist church for the late B.. G.
Jaggers about 80 years of age,
who died in the Southern Pacific
hospital at Tucson Sunday night
The Nogales Masonic lodge. Of
which be was . member, bad
charge of the services and in
terment took place 10 the Ma
sonic cemetery. JaRgers, . for
mer resident Of Nogales, was
dispatcher for the Southern
Pacific many years at Enpalme
and Mazatlan. He had been i'll
two or three years and death
was due to tuberculosis.
Hundreds of persons attended
the annual state convention Of
Eiks Friday. Saturday and Sun
day, and the annual Nogales
rodeo Saturday and Sunday. It
was one of the largest crowds
here in many months and the
parade Saturday morning was
pronounced the best ever seen
in ambos Nogales. The main
features of the parade were the
Bisbee and Nogales High school
bands. "a riders from the Circle
z guest ranch, and the impres
sive military ceremony on the
international border ia which
American and Mexican troops
end government officials saluted
each other.
The closing session of the an
nual Elks state convention last
Saturday afternoon was devoted
to a discussion of the organiza
tion's hospital at Tucson. 1t
was decided to continue opera
ton of the hospital on the pres
ent basis but to increase the
board of trustees to include one
from each lodge in the state and
two from Tucson. The trustees
selected from Southern Arizona
include Turner, of Miami; Mayer
of Globe; Victor J. Wager, of