The border vidette., 1932-12-10

tendent of the Southern Pacific
railroad, is ia Tucson serving as
United States grand juror.
The annual memorial services
of the Nogales Elks lodge were
held at the lodge hall Sunday
night The Rev. Fl 2. Watkins,
pastor Of the Methodist church
of this city, delivered a splendid
memorial address.
The local Forty and Eight of
the American Legion will be
guests to the Tucson. Douglas
and Bisbee Forty and Eight
units tonight, and will stage a
street parade, a wreck" in the
Firemen's hall, and a banquet in
Nogales, Sonora.
Several handsome donations
we're received at the Nogales
Public Library last week, &C.
cording to the librarian, Miss
Eleanor Davis. Mrs I. 81 Shan
non, Miss Margaret O'Keefe and
Edward Howell were among
those contributing books to the
library.
Mrs. w. Beckford Kibbey. Jr..
of the Alamos ranch in the Mag
daleDa district. Sonora, Mexico,
is a Nogales visitor. Mrs. Kib
bey is a daughter of the late
Captain L. W. Mix, pioneer citi
zen of Nogales who died recent
ly at his home in Burlingame,
California.
The "Daos of '49" celebration
given for three night last week
under the auspices of the local
Eiks lodge, was big success
socially and financially. The
charity fund of the lodge is en-.
riched by several hundred dol
lars. according to AL Sands,
directing manager.
James r. McIntyre, former
resident Of this city, now of San
Diego, is q business visitor in
Nogales where be owns business
property. Mr.. Mcintyre is a
brother of Jack Mcintyre, we'll
known mining engineer, who for
many years resided here with his
family. j. F. left here in 1911,
Colonel Robert S. Knox. CON
manding officer of the 25th U. S.
Infantry, has received definite
orders to concentrate all battai-
ions of the 25th Infantry in F't
Huachuca by the 10Th of next
month. Troops would be re
moved from both Camp Stephen
Little, Nogales, and Camp Jones,
Doug las.
Jose Elias, presidente (mayor)
of Nogeles, Sonora, motored TO
Tucson Monday to meet Cover
nor Rodolfo Elias Gales of So
nora, and Rodolfo Garrayzar.
manager of the Hermosillo, So
nora, brewery. who we're return
ing from Rochester. Minnesota,
where they recently underwent
operations.
William P. Tiedemann, former
local banker. who recently re-
moved to Corning, California, 10
here for brief visit with old
friends. He is accompanied by
his wife who has fully recovered
her health. They motored from
Corning to Nogales. Mr.. Tiede
mann is interested in mining
property located fourteen miles
northeast cf Nogales.
Ramon Elias, we'll known cat
tleman who is interested in
mammoth gold washing machine
recently installed in the Altar
placer gold fields. at a cost Of
many thousand dollars, was here
Tuesday en- route to property in
Sonora. Associated with Ramon
are Gill brothers, wealthy stock
men, aud the inventor of the
gold washer machine which will
handle 1000 yards of dirt per
day at nominal cost.
The travelling in Instructor, Lieut..
E. S. Slaunch of Tucson, opened
night fire training classes at
Patagonia on November 28sh at
7:3O o'clock p. 10. ia the high
school through the courtesy Of
Professor Ralph Zimmerman.
The boys turned out 100 percent
and took great interest 10 the
instructions. The boys are now
awaiting when one of the other
eight subjects can be prepared
for them at Phoenix, by George