The border vidette., 1932-09-03

uUm!udGiOu IOC OOuH TESS, du'
dressed voters of Santa Cruz
county at the court house Tues.
day night. Phelps, who aspires
to the high post now occupied by
Lewis w. Douglas. was intro
duced by County Attorney Ell.
bert r. Thurman.
Mrs. John Began, ard son
Stewart, we're here Wednesday
from Tucson. and we're guests at
the pleasant home of their old
time friend, Mrs. Breen. The
Bogans resided in NoRales many
years ago. Stewart was born
here; says he's proud to admit
he's native son of our wonder.
full honey" city.
Charles G. Stuart, mining en-.
gipeer. has returned by airplane
from Portland, Oregon, and will
leave early next week for bis
mines in Sonora, Mexico. on an
inspection trip. being accompan
ed by W. Fl. Mitchell, local min
ing engineer, who recently visit.
ed the property. which is located
near Carlo, Sonora.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Culin of Tucson, we're
dinner guests at the home Of
their son, Major Frank l.. Culin
and family. Camp Little, in honor
of their 44th wedding anniversary
Following the wedding dinner,
the happy young couple and
party enjoyed dancing at beauti
ful FL Casino, Nogales. Sonora,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero
Martin.
One hundred thousand pounds
of Arizona copper will be used
in the manufacture of the Ari
zona automobile license plates
for the year 1888. The order for
the copper shipment has been
placed by the Bridgeport. Conn,
Brass Company with the Ameri
can Metal Company, according
to letter received by The Bor
der Vldette from Governor Geo.
W. P. Hunt.
Mr.. Reuben E. Thornton, of
Phoenix, has been a Nogales
visitor this week, a guest at the
pleasant home of bis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade W. Barbee.
Mr.. Thornton is au thusiastic
booster for K. Berry Peterson,
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Arizona. who tonight
will address voters of Santa Cruz
county at $3.50 O'clock from in
front of the office Of the Nogales
International.
Harlow Akers, Phoenix attor
ney, who is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for y s.
Senator. addressed a large crowd
of Santa Cruz county voters last
Wednesday night from in front
of the office of the Nogales In
ternatioual. Akers is the son of
the late Charles Akers, for many
years publisher of the Phoenix
Gazette. The gifted orator was
introduced by County Attorney
Elbert r. Thurman.
M. I. Reed, vice president of
Loveland Engineers of Berkeley,
California, anc other western
cities, who do all the engineer
ing work for the Public Utilities
Consolidated Corporation in this
city and else where in the state,
died suddenly in the Hotel
Adams at Phoenix last Saturday.
Deceased, who was about 81
years of age, is survived by
widow and two children. He
was well known in Nogales.
The regular fall term of the
Ncgales public schools will open
next Tuesday, September 9th.
Inasmuch as Monday, September
5th is Labor Day there will be
no school that day. However,
there will be meeting Of all
teachers in the city system at
the High School building at 2 D.
N. on Monday. at which time
general matters pertaining to
the work for the year will be
discussed and assignments made.
Hon. G. o. Case, Superinten
dent of Public Instruction, who
is q Democratic candidate for re
election, was here Thursday
visiting his many old time Dem
ocratic friends, all of whom will
vote for him at the primary cleo
tiop, September 13. G. O. Case
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