The border vidette., 1932-04-09

moved from 40 Grand avenue.
to opposite the post office. in the
building formerly occupied by
the West Coast Motor Company.
A. e. Sanders, local grocer,
and former president of the Ari
zona Clarence Sanders Stores.
Inc., has returned from Topeka,
Kansas, where be went on legal
business. Sanders will leave
April 10 for Kansas to appear
before the courts in that state.
Mrs. Bonnie E. Kistler, of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a guest at
the, beautiful Casa Ana Maria,
formerly El Hotel Esplendor.
Mrs. Kistler's uncle. George
Robinson, of Kansas City, is one
of the best known cattlemen in
the West.
Employees of the Victoria
Mines Company returned Sun
day afternoon from a weekend
trip to Magdalena, Sonora, Mex.
Those making the journey by
automobile were Miss Ruby Pill
green, Miss Grace Seitz, Victoria
Gonzalez. Josephine Jaramillo
and Robert Oordine.
Over six hundred men are
working on The International
Pacific highway between Imuris
and MaRdalena. The section of
this road from Nogales south to
Magdalena will be completed be
tween the next 30 days, making
an excellent 40-miles-an-hour
highway from here to Magda.
lena.
Mrs. Gus A. Michaels and
daughter. Marilyn, returned last
Sunday from San Francisco,
where they spent . week visiting
Mrs. Michaels' sister, Mrs. Capt.
J. w. Penn, who was leaving on
| April 5sh for the Hawaiian Il
land. where Capt. Penn is to be
stationed. He was formerly
stationed at Richmond. Virginia.
John Burton. local contractor,
accompanied by two partners in
a newly invented dry gold re-
covery machine, returned Thurs
day evening from ten-days'
prospecting trip in gold regions
of northwestern Sonora. John
and his friends travelled many
miles over rough country. 90
the trip they met three famous
old "gold-dieGers" we'll known
| in NoRAles-Frsnk N. Cox, Ra
mon Elias and Mike McCleary.
John says there is gold 10 them
thar bills" and bis dry separator
will bring home the bacon.
Charles v. Fowler, official cat
tie dipper, is here from Tucson
arranging to dip several thou
sand Sonora cattle soon to cross
the international border at this
port. During the past few days
J. e. Wise and associates sold
8, 500 steers to Howard Jack. of
Santa Barbara; J. M G. Soto
aud Ernesto Elias sold 1000 head
of cattle to Chester Iugraham of
Tcmpock. California. and A. T.
Spence on April IL will pass
1000 head of Sonora cows sold to
F. A. Reid OF Goodyear. Arizona.
Next week Del Peterson of this
city, will cross 300 8 year-old
steers to be placed on his river
ranch few miles east of here.
Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt.
O. S. French and Elmo Field. of
Phoenix. spent Sunday and Mon
day in Nogales. being guests at
the Montezuma hotel. Tuesday
morning "Arizona's grand old
man" and party returned to the
State capital. While here, Mr..
French, who is q 1OO-percent
booster for our Writ G. Bowman
for Democratic National Com
mitteeman, expressed the belief
that Mr.. Bowman would be elect
ed over his opponent, G. E.
Addams, of Phoenix, by large
majority when the Democratic
State Convention meets in Phoe.
nix on the 9th of May. Santa
Cruz county's 6 delegates stand
four-square for Writ Bowman.
This county's delegates to the
convention are: Judge Frank J.
Duffy. Luis Escalada, Craig Pot
finger and Emory D. Miller, of
Nogales; Robert A. Campbell, Of
Patagonia; Mike A. Hogan, Of
Harshsw.