The border vidette., 1932-03-26

\MISS M ary F'rltcnLna0) VINO we're
married in Tucson, Saturday,
March -. have moved into the
Hank Meyers apartments in the
Patagonia road.
Charles E. Addams. chairman
of the state Democratic central
committee, yesterday set Tues
day, May 9. as the date for the
Democratic convent tion to be held
in the house chamber of the
State capitol in Phoenix.
Iknacio Mendivil, formerly of
Nog ales, is here from Mexico
City preparatory to taking his
family to the Mexican capital
city. Ignacio was formerly asso
ciated with the F. F. Rodriguez
hardware store in Grand avenue.
The children of St. Andrews
church school will hold their
annual Easter egg hunt this
afternoon. The children will
meet at the church at 3 .. m
and each will bring half dozen
colored eggs. The hunt will
take place at the ranch of Har
vey Walker on the Tucson road.
Prizes will be given and refresh
ments served.
Members of the Santa Cruz
county republican committee and
republicans generally, will meet
next Tuesday night at the Office
of E. K. Cumming, chairman.
for the purpose of selecting del
egates to the republican state
convention to be held Saturday,
April Both 10 Tucson and to
organize for the coming cam
paign next fall.
A serious wreck occurred last
Monday morning at Retes Sin :,
Mexico, when freight train
badly telescoped the northbound
Southern Pacific de Mexico pas
senger train. A brakeman, B.
Carrasco, Mazatlan. of the pas
seDger train, and J. J. Ortega,
Mazatlan, engineer of the freight
train, were killed. Fifteen other
persons. none serious, are said
to have been injured.
The paving zone, between the
Banks bridge and the city limits
was opened to traffic Tuesday.
It is now possible to drive from
the international border line to
the city limits without getting
off the paving, aud then it is
paved and oiled for 20 miles be
yond the city limits. The last
zone of the NogaIes paving pro
gram has been completed by
Schmidt & Hitchcock. Phoenix
contractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Con
zalez will soon move from Grand
avenue to the former Joe Berk
home on north Morley avenue.
which they recently purchased
from Alejo Bey. former rebel
Mexican governor of the State
of Sonora. Contractors Frank
Lown and John Burton have
just completed remodeling the
residence and now it is one of
the most beautiful homes in this
city-of many foe bones.
e. F. Bohlinger, county repre-
alive, of Patagonia, was
visitor in Nogales Wednesday.
El is candidate for re election,
subject to the will of Democratic
voters at the primary election to
be held on Tuesday, September
13 Ed Bohlinger is held in high
esteem by all who know him.
His many friends throughout
Santa Cruz county predict bis
re nomination in September. and
reelection at the general elec
ton next November.
The application of the Tucson
Gas, Electric Light and Power
Company, of Tucson, for a re
hearing of the recent investiga
ton into the contract existing
between the Tucson and Noga!es
power companies. which resulted
in decision for the local power
company, has been denied by
the Arizona Corporation Com
mission. The decision returned
to the people of Nogales sum
amounting to over $4,000 10
lowered rates which will likely
become effective within month
Thomas L. Hall, sou Of Mrs.
Duane Bird, OF this city, was
formally sworn in as attorney at
10 o'clock last Saturday morning
at Phoenix by Justices of the