The border vidette., 1932-02-20

J. w. (Tex) Condor, of Los
Angeles, president Of the Los
Angeles Livestock Exchange,
who has been in Tucson attend
ing the annual rodeo. was here
last night, accompanied by a
party of cattlemen.
Byron B. Buckeridge, presi
dent of the Victoria Mines, S. A.
has returned from the company 3
gold mines situated 35 miles
south Of Nogales in the state of
Sonora, Mexico. He was &C
companied by party of friends.
Tony Harper who opened an
exchange house in Interna.
tional street in the Trust build
ing several weeks ago has &C
cepted a position as manager of
the Border Exchange & Commis
sion company in Nogales. So.
nora.
| W. W. Barbee, vice. president.
and E. Jay Ditmer, auditor of
the First National Bank of No
gales, were mem bers of the jury
trying Albert S. Franco in the
United States district court in
Tucson, for alleged violation of
the national prohibition law.
| Alfred Hudgin, local aviator,
has returned from a flight to
Csjame, Sonora, Mexico, where
be took Francisco Valenzuela,
mem Der Of the Sonora Cham Der
of Deputies, who was called
south by the serious illness of
his father, who passed away
before Valenzuela and Hudgin
Landed at Cajeme.
Federal Judge Albert Sames
of Tucson held court here Tues
day during which 81 Chinese
who had entered the United
States illegally were sentenced
to serve one day in Jail and then
taken to San Francisco from
whore they viii be deported to
China. .
Ramon Elias, we'll known cat
tleman, was here yesterday from
Tucson. He recently returned
from Texas where be bought and
sold q big herd of white-face
cattle. Ramon sure knows bis
bovines. He is on his way to
the Altar district, Sonora, on
cow business.
E. K. Cumming, chairman of
the Santa Cruz County Republi
can committee, accompanied BY
DR.. A. l.. Gustetter and Fl. R.
Sisk, members of the state ex
ecutive committee, left Thurs
day for Phoenix to attend a state
meeting of the Republican com
mittee held yesterday.
Dine and dance at Cafe Esco
sa, Nogales, Sonora. Three days
during the week, Saturday. Sun
day and Monday, the manage
ment announces, dinner dances
will be given at this popular
cafe starting at 6 p. NJ, under
the personal supervision of Gus
Escobosa and Carlos Araiza.
A total of $18l, ,267 25 was ex
pended by the Arizona Highway
Department in Santa Cruz coun
ty from July ], 1881 to January
81, 1882. The largest sum spent
in any county was Coconipo
where the total was $671, ,650.77.
In Pima county 286,O22 IA was
expended. Total expenditures
in all counties was $4, 623. 1852 As.
Operations at the old John
Higginbotham mines IL miles
from Carlo, Sonora, have been
started by w j. Mitchell of this
city. and G. D. Gather, of Los
Angeles. Mitchell and Gather
estimate they will soon ship on
an average of 10 to II carloads
of high-grade gold silver ore to
the American Smelling & Rein
ing Company at Hayden, Ariz.
H. R Sisk, publisher of the
Nogales Daily Herald (Republi-
can) and E. K. Cumming, chair
man of the Santa Cruz county
Republican Central Committee,
returned Monday from a trip to
Washington. where they ably
represented the Nogales Cham
Der of Commerce in the amy
post and other matters of inter
est to Nogales and Santa Cruz
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