The border vidette., 1932-11-19


bert Cunningham, Ted Stephens,
Liet. Stephens of the 25th Ir.
fantry and A. J. Kurtz.
James Gray, IS, resident OF
Nogales 35 years ago. died in
Los Angeles Wednesday. He
was brother in law of Themas
Pareida. local printer. and the
first engineer on the old Santa
Fe Sonora railroad.
John Hughes, owner of The
Cave. has gone to San Diego for
few days visit. During his ab
sence Manager e j. Rogers. as
sisted by Guero Macias and John
Desaye, are in charge of the
works" Fred Carlton is chefe.
E. F. Mcknight, son of Wm.
Mcknight, former Republican
sheriff of Santa Cruz county, ar
rived here Tuesday. He is en-
route down the west coast of
Mexico on q business trip. Ell
makes his home in Los Angeles.
Monsignor Daval, who recent.
ly returned from q European
trip. is at st. Joseph's hospital
where be underwent minor
operation yesterday. The good
Father is said to be doing nicely
to the delight of his many
friends.
Several local shippers and
brokers Of winter vegetables
grown on the west coast of Mex
leo, left here Wed nesday for
Culiacan. Sinaloa, to ascertain
the exact status OF the proposed
cooperative marketing plan of
the west coast vegetable crop.
Rev. J. Lawrence Bell, accom-.
panied by his wife and two chill
dren, who for the last few years
has been connected with the
Emanuel Baptist church in Phos
nix, arrived here Wednesday to
assume the pastorship the First
Baptist church of Nogales. Rev.
Bell was twice before pastor of
the Baptist church here.
Edwin F. Bohlinger of Pata
gonia. Santa Cruz county's pop
ular State Representative, who
was re elected on the Democratic
ticket without opposition. was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Although Ed had no: opponent,
be took off his coat and worked
hard for the entire Democratic
ticket, national, state and county.
Mrs. Anna B.. Ackley, county
treasurer elect, has announced
the appointment Of G. Mignardot
as deputy county treasurer when
she takes Office on the first of
the year. Mr.. Mignardot is an
experienced accountant, thor.
oughly honest, and depenable.
A better selection selection by
Mrs. Ackley, could not have
been made.
Mrs. Bailey J. Russell of Palm
City. California. q daughter ,of
Mr.. snd Mrs. Writ G. Bowman,
of this city and Palm City, is a
visitor in her old home town
Notwithstanding accompanied by
a party of friends. Mrs. Rus
sell, formerly Miss Tlllie Bow
man, has hostof friends ia this
city all of whom welcome her
back home.
Roland Blanton, negro soldier
of the 9th United States In
fantry, was sentenced to 80
days Imprisonment in the city
Jail Wednesday by Judge Char.
les E. Hardy, following testi
mony in which it was shown that
Blanton took an automobile not
belonging to him, drove it across
the border into Mexico, where it
was recovered by Mexican po
lice officers.
#. D. Boyd of Nogales has &C
cepted position as First Vice
President of the u. S. Sugar
Compan and will spend most of
his time in Mexico. The CON.
pany's headquarters are located
in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. The
many friends of Mr.. Boyd will
regret to learn that his father,
who was president emeritus of
louisiana State University died
early this month.
Failure of the part of the Pub
lie Utilities Corporation to pay
the monthly franchise taxes COW
ering the electric division of the
power company has caused the
Nooalas citv council tn 0rdor