The border vidette., 1932-07-09
JULY 9, 1882
LOCAL ITEMS.

officers began their annual train
ing at Camp Stephen D. Little
Tuesday.
Dr.. Carlton f. Towne has re-.
turned from Phoenix where be
went to take the state medical
examination.
William Mitchell. son of Mr..
aud Mrs. w. q. Mitchell, has re
turned to Los Angeles. follow
ing few days visit here.
Leo Coltman of the Ell Bazar
shoppe and a party of friends
returned early Tuesday morning
from a week end trip to El Paso,
Texas.
E. A. VESSEL. proprietor of
the Hotel Evans Cigar & News
Stand, left Tuesday to spend a
months vacation at bis old home
in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Dr.. B. B. Moeur, of Tempe.
Democratic candidate for cover
nor, whose slogan is LESS talk
and more work." was here yes
terday. Dr.. Moeur was a vel
come caller at The Border Vi.
dette office.
Judge and Mrs. Charles E
Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Cohen returned here Monday
from a visit to the Grand Canyon
and Prescott. They report de
Lightly outing at the Grand Can
yon-wonder of wonders.
Carl Z'nsmeister, brother Of
Lee Zinsmeister, of the Circle z
guest ranch, was Nogales visi
tor Monday afternoon. from his
home 10 Tucson. Carl and Lee
started the beautiful Circle z
guest ranch. Later Carl sold
his interest to bis brother, Lee.
Charlie Jones, owner of the
Blue Jay barbecue shop on Ne!
son avenue, just back of the
Montezuma hotel, and wife, re-
turned Wednesday from an auto
vacation trip 10 California. Now
Jones is busy serving barbecued
ham what am ham"-day and
night.
The opening of James Alexan
der's Blue Heavens dancing pa
vilion on the Nogales-Tucson
highway Saturday night was q
big success. Music was furnish
ed by Francis GiIbert's American
orchestra. Dances were held
Sunday ard Monday at the Blue
Heavens.
The worst rain storm in the
history of Nogales swept both
cities yesterday afternoon caus.
ing property loss. especially on
the Mexican side of the line, to
the extent of many thousand
dollars. Fortunately no lives
lost. although several adobe
homes in Nogales, Sonora. were
swept away.
D. w. Sands, of Tucson, who
for twenty five years has been
in the railway mail service be
tween here and Tucson. when
not on the Southern Pacific main
lines, will make his last trip to-
day and then retire from the
service with a 100 per cent rec
ord as a apable, faithful ser
want who has made good"
W. II. Boy kin, owner of a sure
enough producing gold mine,
situated near Carlo, Sonora, was
in Nogales the forepart of the
week enroute from the mine to
his home in Tucson. Owing to
the strike of employees of the
Southern Pacid, Of Mexico. in
Sonora, Bills taking we'll
earned vacation during the rail
tie up.
The rear end roof of the A. G..
Lohn photograph studio in Nor.
ley avenue. just north of the old
Roy & Titcomb building, was
swept by flames Wednesday. but
due to the quick work of the
Nogales fire department, the
Lohn building and adj Dining
property escaped damage. A
short circuit in the developing
room, where Lohn was working
on some portraits, is believed to
have started the fire. Approxi.
mate)y $500 damage was caused.
A petition, signed by many
citizens in the Patagonia school
district, asking for the abolish
ment of the Patagonia Union
bigh school in the interest of