davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
SOCIALES
FL Concerto de an0cke

FL Concerto dc dn0che
Las puertas del bello edifi-
clio de la Friday Morning NJ /
Sicall. Sc abrieror anoche pa
ra ell publico que ansiaba escl-
char al joven v~iollniSta italia
no Vicente Canzoleri y a su
notable acOmpanante, ell macs
tro BarcelloS de Braga.
Dos o tres centenarcs de
personals cscucharon y apiau-
dieron al joven artiSta. estu-
dante del colegio de Rollins,
elogiando Su tecnica V la ha5i
lidad para tocar las mas diff
Giles pleas.
Canzoneri fue muy aplau-
dido en- vartas composiciones
del celebre violinista Kreisler,
de quien es un gran admira-
dor.
MuchoS dias de gloria a
guardian a este joven italiano
81 continual estudiando Y va a
los lugares donde pueda per
feccionar SUI educaci6n mus
al.
Ell maestro Braga, como STEM
pre-, interpretando admirable
mente a Chopin, Y arrancando
i~inceras ovacIones.
Braga es uno de los mas dis
tinguidCs pianistas de Ameri-
"a Y asi sc reconoce por todos
os que le han escuchado.
Muy aplaudida tue la sopra
no dramatica, Margarita Pa
10, que cant6 una romanza de
Ia opera Ell Trovador y la can
zion G"Quien es Silvia?", de
schubert.
Ia concurrencia sali6 att
mente compIacida del concier-
to y de los grandes meritos de
les artistas.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
INFORM MACON
DEL PUERTO

En- las dltimas "a horas no
entro en- puerto ninguna embar-
caci0n mayor.
Hacia Alemania, via Calves
ton, sali6 aver ell vapor Kelk-
helm, con I'm eargamento de fos
fato; tambien sc hizo a la mar,
lrumbo a Rotterdam, Havre y
Amberes, via New Orleans, ell
vapor de bandera americana
WinSton-Salem.
Para puertos de Italia, cor ny
cargamento de fosfato, zarp6 la
motonave italiana Giulia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
MeSds r~eseruddds

+ Los nombres de las distintas
personalidades que reseno, han
reservado mesaS para la suntuo
sa fiesta que organizan los vaiio
SOS elementos del Comite de Fes
tejos de las L0gias Unidas, pa
ra la noche del dia Is de octu-
bre. en- ell Palacete del Country
Club, ALA en- la isla Davis.
Alvio Riveiro, Carlos Menen-
DEE, Leocadio Menendez, Alesi
Demi. Antonio Gonzllez (Nin),
Edilio Menendez, Domenico Rel
ma, Salvador Reina, Peter Fris-
ella, "Franklin Mems Shop e
mesas), Severino Quintanilla,
Tomas Pasar6n, Agustin Ba-
rreiro, Francisco Friscia, Do
menico Reina, Jr., Deolotino
Arias, Baldomero Fernandez,
Celestino Fernandez, Manuel
Fernandez, Higinio Lobo, Julio
Cacciat0re.
Las mesas deben ser solicita-
das en- el mismo Country Club,
que permanecera alberto todos
los domingos, de 2 a d de la tar
de, atendiendo a los visitantes
varios i6venes pertcnecientes a
una Comisi6n de las logias.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
Sc BUSCA AL SACERDOTE
QUE INSULTO A LOS AL
CALDES


Madrid, Sept. 17.-El gobier
no ha ordenado Sc investigue 81
es cierto que los alcaldes de mas
de 100 pueblos y ciudades de Es
pana fueron insultados por un
sacerdote, que les llam6 saliva
ies, en- la catedral de Santiago
de Compostela.
A la noticia no Sc concede
importancia, pero ell gobierno
quiere eXigir de los sacerdotes
complete respeto para las leyes
" el pueblo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
ESTAN EN- SAN SEBASTIAN
VARIOS MINISTRIES

Madrid, Sept. 17.-Se en-
cuentran en- San Sebastian los
ministries de hacienda y agricul-
tura, Sres. Garner y Marcelino
Domingo, los cuales presencia-
ran ALI la ceremonial de firmar
ell presidente Alcala Zamora el
estatuto concediendo autonomia
a Catalina.
Garner y Domingo son cata-
lanes y figuras de gran presti-
gio en- esa region.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
DOMINADA LA HUELGA EN-
BILBAO

Madrid, Sept. 17.-Las mott
cias de Bilbao dan cuenta que
las autoridades tienen dominada
la huelga que declarara la COME
deraci6n General del Trabajo,
en- demonstration de protesta por
haber un guardia civil matado a
un sindicalista.
Los establecimientos estuvie-
ron cerrados durante dos dias y
ell servicio de tranvias tuvo que
ser s~uspendido.
La fuerza publica cargo con-
ira los alborotadores que ape :
dreaban ESTABLISHMENTS y tea
trOs.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
Ell SENADOR BROUSARD
DISCUTiRA LA ELECTION
DE OVERTON

New Orleans, Sept. IL FL
senador Broussard, de Louis
siana, ha pedido al comite de
fondos de campana del sena-
do, que seIIe las urnas de las
elecciones efectuadas en- New
Orleans.
Hace dos dias ell senador
Broussard concedi6 que Over
ton habia alcanzado mayoria
sobre Ell, pero indicando que
planeaba algo en- contra de 81
rival.
Luego de leer ell despacho
de Washington, Overton diio
."que elIos pueden i~nvestigar
l.do 10 que les de la CANA y
~ senador Long, Que activa-
fnente apoy6 a Overton, decla
FRO que apoyaria la petici6n de
Arecuento.
ABrOusserd personaImente no
qG1so hac6 concentrates, dicien
do que no habia hablado cor
ell senador Connolly, de Texas
a quien Sc ha pedido efect1e
la Investigation.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
Fiesta en- p~erSpectiUa

La ha fijado para ell dia 29
del mes de octubre, ell Centrl
Espanol, Ia poderosa fnstitu .
ci6n.
Cooperaran al mayor Iuci.
miento la Seoci0n de Damas
de la Secci6n de Protection V
Auxilio, las Damas de la So
ciedad y todas las secciones de
la directiva.
SimboliZara ell adorno de Ia
sala una embarcaci6n, siendo
los oficiales bellas sehoras V
~senOritas.
Tn concurso &GbIico Sc ABR
ra para selecciOnar Ell nombre
que debe darse al cabaret, pre-
miandose con una moneda de
ORC a la persona cuyo nombre
sea escogido por ell comit6 va
nombrado.
FL certamen para la selec :
ci6n del nombre terminara e.
viernes % de septiembre.
Dos orduestas aparecen va
contratadas, una de elias la
que dirige ell professor Maxine
Echegaray.
Esta fiesta promote ser una
de las mejores del aho.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
DE- CUBA
SUPRIMID0 Ell SERNIC10
POR PAREJAS

Habana, sep. 17.-Esta cum
plitndose una orden del iefe d,
policia que ha suurimido ell ser
vicio psr p~areIas, durantC las
horas del dia, en- las GALES de es.
ia capital,
DeSpues de la puesta del So
el servicio Sc realiza por pare,
jas, por tenor de que los DIES.
contentos Sc aprovechen de la,
horas de la noohe para altera!
Ell orden.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

clones con motive de haber anun
ciado los sindicalistas una huel-
ga revolucionaria.
Sc debe la agitaci6n de los
sindicalistas y comunistas a la
ley de asociaciones aprobada
por Ia Asamblea, que Sc dice
crea un privilegio a favor de la
Union General de Trabajadores,
organization socialista.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
OYA

Exhibe hoy "The Hatchet
Man, la mejor pelicula hecha
hasta ahora por ell famoso actor
C. L. Robinson, Y Tive Fisted
Law, con Tim Mccoy.
En- ell programa del domingo
aparece The Man About Town
cor ell idolo de la pantalla, War
,reI Baxter,
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
FL LUNFS SEtRAN JUTGA-
DOS LOS PRESUNTOS A
SESINOS DEL TENIENTE
DIAX

Habana, seq. 17.-Para ell lu-
mes es-l convocado 81 c%onseio de
guerra que en- PIMA del Rio iuz
CARA a Luis Perez Hernandez,
Ignacio Gonzalez de Mendoza y
Francisco Corrons Canaleio, a
los cuales Sc acusa de haber
mandado por correo la bomba
que matara al teniente Diaz, SUI
pervisor de Artemisa.
Actuara el fiscal teniente
Enrique Corzo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
PLA REPARTiRA CAFE, AL.
MUERZO Y COMIDA

Deseo hacer publico por este
medic, tanto al comercia de
West Tampa como de YRor CT
ty, que desde ell dia Is dN pre-
sente he alberto una misi6N que
Sc conocera por La Pla Mission
una corporation local
Escero tener la simpatia y a
yuda de todos.
La Mission :, pada en-
ell No. 251N Nor ii ny, West
Tampa, y <odas ae~sonas
que necesiten de los a. 1ios de
esta Mission, Sc les inv Apara
que venga ma inscribirse Nsde
ell Domingo dia 10 en- adelaR.
Los auxilios seran Cafe y Pm
por la manana, Nm 20 y Co
mida. Medico Y DentSta.
De todos muy sinceramente,
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

TamDg. seria menester one obre
ros Y natronos n~ns;eron - con-
tribuci6n +oda N buena volun-
tad = nznSando on n converien
cia nyon.a y J., coIactiva rasoI-
viaran lntendarse
La industrial del taharo on
Tanpa r2oriqr r~ordfa';dqd Y
mo amnIia hasa 10 ins+i,ia tan
to como re,n;are intens, y ha-
hi} nro,avards ON TODD 81 nais
pronaoana, nr,n.rardo ma,
h ronoo.,la nav, ;n,nodi,.
o,, H., 80 r.,.,;,a.~ t,,n,;,o,
d. o.,na II no,.odo !,
an, ~na',s;+. l., ;aa,t,; .,bo
coI.r,
M;an,,. 10. ouu a.
"r,,,s." ,3,a -
ria i I,s as,,h,acim;artos do
la. ar~i,,in,lo. o;,d,3,, MA
Mas H.. taho.o ~ Tan,..n =;
si~or;ora 81 on~.nno+... las ~
d,.;1,a i. -, maiar. hn,.I,
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
PARA LAS
MANIOBRAS MILITARES

Madrid, Sept. 17.-Se hacen
grandeS preparativos para las
maniobras militares que Sc We
rificaran en- Carabanchel, en- ell
mes de Octubre.
Concurriran a las maniobras
ell primer ministro Azana, que
es tambien ministro de la que
ira, y ell p~residente de la IRepd-
blica, Don Niceto Alcala Zamo-
"a.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
BebOrlNa Social CLub

Los jovenes de este Club ce-
LIBRARIAN etecciones ell pr6Ximo
lunes para nombrar su nuevo
Secretario, cargo que esta Gu
briendo, con caracter de interi-
no, el j6ven Mike Perez, Vice
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
FL TIFN'IC

Nublados parciales para hoy
y manana. Vientos moderados
del Este y del Nordeste. Maxi
ma temperature aver, Sc gra-
dos; minima, 81.
Marea alta, a las 1929 a. m.
y All p. m. Marea baia, a las
~ a. m. y 9:25 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
La matinee bdildbIc

Fin ell Centre Espahol de Y
Dor, mahana, Vganizada por
los i6venes que ihtegran la Sec
ci6n de Recreo.
Una reputada orquesta ejecu-
tara Ell primer bailable a las
cuatro de la tarde; ell l.timo Sc
ha fijado para las siete de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
MEDIDAS EXTRAORDINA-
RIAS PARA GARANTIZAR
Ell ORDEN

Madrid, Sept. 17.-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n ha orde-
nado a los gobernadores de Bar
celona, Sevilla y otras ciudades,
tomen extraordinarias precau :
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
TEATROS
CASINO

CAOINO
Mantiene en- su cartel ell
magnffico doble programa Ri
der of Death Valley, con Ell
gran jinete Tom Mix y su famo-
80 caballo Tony, Y "The Road
house Murder, con la bellisi-
ma actriz Dorothy Jordan.
Para manana anuncia Ell es-
treno de la super-produccion
1.-THE World and the Flesh,
con ell notable actor George
Bancroft.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
En- el PNIdci0 del Circado

Sc verificara en- Ia rocha de
hoy, a las nueve, la fiesta Caba-
ret patrocinada por los entusias
tas muchachos que componen la
Secci6n Atletica.
Els la cita obligada de nueS-
tro gran mundo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17

de la Gale Catorce y IN gran ac-
to de variedades.
Y en- ell coquet6n taatrito de los
trabajadores, anur ian las cav
teleras dos ohras t'lfas, a pre-
clos "populariSimos'.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
NO DIRECTOR DE SAN LA
FARO

Hahana, sep. t7.-Tom6 po-
session del cargo de Director de-
Hospital de loprosos San Laza
ro', situado en- el Rinc6n, ell Dr.
Victoriano Cabrera, antique me
dico de csc Hospital.
FL DR.. Cabrera devengara un
sueldo de $4,000 al mes.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17

exhibira una hermosa cinta,
"Forgotten Commandments,
en- la que figuran las principal
les estrellas de la Paramount.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17

manas, pidiendonos hagamos
una campana en- favor de que Ia
Nivelaci6n Sc eStablezca de nue.
vo en- las fabricas de tabacOS de
Tampa.
Obreros Y no obreroS han We.
nido a rogarnos salgamos a la
brega para impedir que las "es-
cuelas de APPENDICES sigan re
bajando los precios y deSpreS-
tigiando la industrial.
: Uno de los tabaqueros GU &C.
tuvo a visitarnoS, hombre de
recon0cida hoE adez, nos dijo
Que ull ''empresario" de "aca-
demias de aorendizaie" ha esta-
do recorriendo las 6abricas Y
ofreciendo a los m%anufactu e.
ros hacerleS los cherutos y otras
VitolaS a cuatro pesos menOS de
10 que actualmente pagan.
Todos los fabricantes rechaza
ron la Oferta del "vivo". con la
exception de uno, que tiene su
manufacture en- Ybor.
Otro fabricante habia conve-
nido en- recibir ell tabaco de las
"academias"; pero su sGcio lie
hizo zanzibar de parecer. esti-
mando que tai cosa perjudicaria
a Tampa y a los trabajadoreS.
Ell dueno de la fabrica gus ha
acceptable la oferta del empire
sario", no esta enterado del "a
rreglo' y cr6ese que tan pronto
Sc informe claramente, Sc opon-
dra a csc "nuevo siStema'.
De otra fabrica Sc nos dice,
aunque no 10 hemos comproba-
do, que paga menos de 10 que
debe pagan y tiene muy descon-
tentos a los mismos fabricantes.
Varios manufacturers quie-
rem ell retorno de la Nivelaci6n
Y no Sc atreven a establecerla
por ell tenor de que los tabaque-
ros de nuevo Sc 'envalenton5n'
otroS tabricantes no la quieren
I2oyque a ellos les "va de per-
las" con la presente situaci6n.
Hemds estado recogiendo e.
sas o~piniones de los inconfor-
mes con la desnivelaci6ny esta-
mos investigando csc asunto, a
yudados por otras personas, pa
ra descubrir ell funcionamiento
de ! academies" y 10 que Sc
PROF. onsn hacer para "degene-
rar' la industrial.
E "chinchal' del pobre que
Sc busca la vida hacienda pur0s
pare venderlos, no atenta con-
ira "a e~xistencia de la ciudad de
Tampa: pero el "chinchaI-aca-
demia", que ofrece a los fabri-
cantes entregarles cigarros ella
borados, a precios ''inferiores",
81 "~conspira' contra 81 poder
de compra del obrero y busca la
Iruina de la industrial que man
tiene ei progreso de Tampa.
Pensando en- su conveniencia
particularly que al pueblo lie
pa ia Tn rayo 0 dos ell "empre-
sario" de las Academies" ofre-
&c su "mercancia" de fabrica en-
fabrica, buscando la destruc-
ci6n de Ia principal fuente de
ingreso que tiene Tampa,
les un "enemigo publico" ell
que ex2lota a los appendices, y
a infelices que estan en- la extre-
ma misaria, para "hacer capt
tai? 81
Vamos a ds1iar ESQ de la ~
velaci6n, papcomplaser a laI
personals que no slo han pediA
do; pero aun no podemos decir
cual sera nuestra modesto ac-
titud.
La Niveiaci6n no puede ser
it'll nj conveniente 81 las dos par
ties, obreros y %patronos, no van
a ella con la mNOr buena fe, de-
cididos a respetrcA sus reglas y
ancumplir las obSSaciones gu
coAIraigan.
Otros de los aspectos de este
problema, desagradable Na no
sotros, es que muchos obTsros
mo quiaren la nivelaci6n y al
Aguncs fabricantes tambien Ia
Ahazan.
Para que pudier nizar-
sc de nuevo la en-
La gaceta., 1932-09-17

qulen 81 fiscal acuSara
la ley de explosives.
Dicese que 81 consejc
tado la absoIuci6n del
70 Y del chofer de este,
Fernandez Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
RITZ

Presenta al campe6n mundial
de nataei6n, Johnny Weismull-
er, en- la emocionante cinta Tar
Fan, y a Buck Jones en- zone
Man Law.
En- Ia function de mahana Sc
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
DICESE QUE CHIBAS HA 81
DO ABSUELTO

Habana, sep. 17.-Hoy Sc pu-
blicara II sentencia del consejo
de guerra que iuzgara al inge-
Nero Eduardo J. Chibas, a
La gaceta., 1932-09-17
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Tampa Tribune Publishing
Company contra Arthur Kess-
Ter, Inc; Dolores L. Calvert con
ira c. D.. Lopez, y Carmelina
Midulla contra O. MRoc-
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-Repre-
sentative Joseph w. Byrns (Dem.,
Tenn, Chairman of the Appropria-
tions Committee, in his fiscal re-
view at the end Of the session of
Congress shows that the actual re-
auctions from the Presidents bud
get amount to 100000.
Mr.. Byrns says:
'The total amount Of these esti-
mates, exclusive of the permanent
appropriations, is $4,643 ,945 1876 80.
The total appropriations, exclusive
of permanent appropriations, is $4,-
3C9, ,651 ,102.72, making a total re-
duction Of estimates submitted Of
1894 294, ,O9418. Of this amount,
$3.50 9,248,594 represents the reduc-
ticns named in the estimates for
the regular annual supply bills;
$15,O45 ,50O.18 represents the reduc-
ticns in estimates for the deficiency
and miscellaneous bills, and $780,
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
CONGRESS CUTS HOOVER 1893
BUDGET $3334, 2994 ,O94-A RECORD

600 600, the amount of money estim-
ated to be saved under the pro-
visions of the economy BILL
Mr.. Byrns continues:
1.-The total appropriations for the
fiscal year 1882 amount to $5,026,-
O46, ,098.18. The appropriations for the
fiscal year 1888 amount to 1885,
1872 ,479.24. This shows an actual re-
duction in appropriations for the fis-
cal year of 1888 of ST. 139, 1853 1884
under those for the last fiscal year.
Of this reduction, Chairman
Byrns says:
This is a remarkable showing and
demonstrates to the country that
Congress has responded to the ap
peal of the nation for a drastic re-
duction in Government expenses.
There can be no doubt but that
the record made by this Congress at
its first session is unequaled by any
previous session of Congress in
peacetinae."
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
Ship Won't Take
Burros; Miner
Refuses To Sail

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9. OPD
"A donkey engine is the nearest
thing to an animal permitted on the
Panama Pacific lines passenger
ships. Consequently, Aloysius Cas-
sidy has Cancelled his trip to New
York.
After 40 years as miner in Plac-
er county, the aged prospector de-
cided to take sea voyabe to the
east coast His two best friends were
to accompany him.
All went well until Cassidy tried
to book passage for his friends. They
turned out to be a couple Of ven
cradle burros. The steamship agent
told Cassidy animales could not be
taken as passengers.
Then 1 don't sail, either" re-
torted the proSpector.
Climbing into his rickety cart he
and his faithful friends headed back
toward the hills.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
JAMES I. WILKEY
CALLED BY DEATH

James T. Wilkey, about 81 years of
age, the Oldest of the Wiikey boys,
died at his mine 80 miles from Her
mosi1lo either Monday night or
early yesterday morning, according
to message received yesterday by
lis brother, Undersheriff Dave Will
key.
The message came from anoth-r
of the Wilkey boys-Frank-
at Hermosillo. Burial will take place
near the Wilkey mine in Sonora.
MI. Wilkey is survived by two sons
in San Francisco, his mother, Mrs.
j. N. Wilkey of Nogales, and four
brothers-Dave and B. Taylor of
Nogalec. Frank of Hermosillo, and
Willis of Ell Paso.
Mr.. Wilkey was employed by the
Southern Pacific de Mexico rail-
road prior to engaging in mining.
Years ago he relieved Writ G. Bow
man as agent at Torres, Sonora,
when Bowman quit the railroad. He
was a man who made a host of
friends all of whom will deeply re-
gret to learn of his death.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
COUNTY TAX RATE
WILL BE HIGHER

Because of the reduction in as
sessed valuation of Santa Cruz
County the new tax rate will be
little higher than last year, it was
stated yesterday by Fred Hannah, a
member of the county board of su-
pervisors.
The rate will be known shortly af-
ter the board receives from the state
tax commission the final assessed
valuation of this county as fixed
by the commission. This informa-
ton is expected to be received from
Phoenix today.
According to press reports the
total assessment as reported to the
commission by, this county was $8,-
452,181, final made by the tax COM
mission was $8,393, ,7O9, a decrease Of
$58,472.
The 1928 state tax rate will be
$1.20 per $10O assessed valuation, an
increase of Is cents over the rate
of last year.
The 1931-31 county tax rate was
$1.7916, and total rate paid that year
by Nogales taxpayers was $4.5656
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
URGES
APPROPRIATION
FOR STATE CAMP

Gov. Hunt urges Senator Ashurst
to do all he can to obtain an ap-
preparation to complete the national
guard camp at Flagstaff, in the fol-
lowing telegram:
Phoenix, Arizona
August 4, 1882
Hon. Henry F. Ashurst,
Senate Office Building,
washington, D. G.
II am advised that is is possible
the Secretary of Treasury may al
locate cne million dollars requested
by the chief of the Militia Bureau
for National Guard camp construc-
ton purposes under the emergency
relief appropriation.
Thirty five thousand dollars of
this appropriation should be allot-
ted to complete the National Guard
camp at Flagstaff. This would tend
to relieve unemployment in that
part of the state.
please do everything practicable
to help out in obtaining this ap-
preparation for the Flagstaff camp
improvements.
GEO. w. P. HUNT,
Governor.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
THOMAS NAMED
AS SUCCESSOR
TO SID ELLERY

Following his conviction in the
sup2rior court of Maricopa county
Of a violation of the banking laws,
S. w. Ellery resigned as Superin-
tendent of Banks, and sent Gov.
Hunt the following letter:
Phoenix, Arizona
August 4, 1892
"Hon. Geo. w. P. Tunt,
Governor of Arizona,
State Capitol
Phoenix, Arizona
my dear Governor:
Yesterday in the Superior Court
of Maricopa County, I was found
guilty of a technical violation OF
Section 214 of the Banking Act,
which prohibits the superintendent
Of Banks from borrowing money
either directly or indirectly from a
bank under his Jurisdiction.
In this connection, wish to say
that was not indebted to any bank
in the State of Arizona, nor did I
borrow any money from any bank
in the State of Arizona, since I was
appointed by you to the office of
Superintendent of Banks. I do not
now, nor have I ever, since the 29th
day of Octobtr, 1881, at which time
I became Superintendent of Banks,
owe any bank in the State OF Ari-
zona, either state or national, dol
lar, and to my knowledge, my broth
er. w. j. Ellery, does not at the pres
ent time owe a dollar to any bank
in the State of Arizona, either state
or national.
IN connection with this technical
charge, or through any act OF mine
while Superintendent of Banks, no
depositor in any bank in Arizona ev-
er lost a dollar.
"I have instructed my attorneys to
appeal from the decision of the
lower court, and 1 feel confident
that I will be ultimately cleared OF
the technical charge that was
brought against me, and that the
ultimate decision will not be based
upon technicalities, but upon the
fact that I was no borrower from
any bank under the jurisdiction OF
the Banking Department during the
time that I was Superintendent OF
Banks.
IN view of the fact that jury
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
Assets Mesa Bank
Exceed Liabilities

MESA, Aug. 9-Assets of the First
National Bank exceeded liabilities
by $92, ,26402 when the institution
was suspended June "a, according to
the statement of condition released
for publication this week by G. E.
Hull, receiver.
Statement of condition was post
ed on the front door of the bank
Wednesday morning and the public
was given free access to the bank
for the first time since it was clos
ed. Notice was given this week that
all persons who may have claims
against the bank must present same
to the receiver with legal proof with
in three months from August 3, or
they may be disallowed. This no.
tice came from j. w. Pole, comp
troller of currency.
Receiver Hull's report gives the
assets as $521, ,671.63, and the nabili-
ties $426, ,4O761.
The report shows that cash on
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
Government Names
High Peak After
w. A. Glassford

MESA, Aug. 9.-The late Colonel
William A. Glassford, whose widow
owns large ranch on the Creamery
road southeast of Mesa, was recent
Iy honored by the naming of a 6,161
foot peak, six miles northeast OF
Prescott. The peak was given his
name.
Colonel Glassford used the peak
as a heliograph station for sending
messages to Bakers Butte in the
early eighties.
His son, Pelham D. Glassford,
Washington, D. c., chief of police,
who became internationally known
during the recent bonus rioting,
spent part of last summer visiting
here at the Glassford ranch.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
Road Department
Urged To Repair
6-MiLe Stretch

Urging that six mile stretch of
the highway from Flagstaff to Ash
Fork be Immediately improved, a
resolution addressed to the Arizona
Highway Department was passed on
July 20 by the board of supervisors
of Coconino county, copy of which
was received yesterday by the No
gales International.
The resolution decares that the
stretch in question is unsafe and
dangerous at all times and becomes
practically impossible in stormy
weather, especially during the win
ter season, causing stagnation of
travel and business.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
BANK
PAYS DIVIDEND


Checks totaling in the neighbor-
hood of $45,OOO were placed in the
mails Saturday by j. w. Entz, spe-
cial deputy superintendent of banks,
in charge Of the Sonora Bank &
Trust Company which closed its
doors last November.
The checks represented payment
of an eight percent divident to de-
positors, the first dividend to be paid
by the bank.
The Nogales National Bank, which
closed a short time after the Son
ora, will pay a dividend of between
81 and 80 percent between the 18th
and goth of this month it is said.