The border vidette., 1932-08-06

where will witness the olympic
games.
The automobile of John Phil
lips, local contractor, was badly
damaged Saturday night when
it struck concrete culvert Oh
the Nogales-Tucson highway a
few miles north of the city. No
one hurt.
The board of the Nogales pub
lie library, at q recent meeting,
passed a resolution, charging all
patrons of the library who live
outside the city limits and not
paying city taxes, an annual fee
of 81 90 for the use of library
books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Walmark,
after a weeks visit in Noeales,
left yesterday for Ciudad Obre
gon, Sonora, near where they
own valuable mining properties.
Walmark. who is an old-time
railroad conductor, retired. is
making good in the business of
mining 10 Mexico.
According to Mrs. A. S. Noon,
local U. S. weather bureau ob
server. the total rainfall for last
month was 6.83 inches. There
was 6 38 inches in July last year
and 4 % in July 1880, and .65
in Jure of this year. Total rain
fall for the month of August last
year was z. SO inches.
The car belonging to E Jay
Dittmer, auditor Of the First
National Bank. rolled two blocks
down Crawford street Tuesday
morning and collided with a taxi.
both cars receiving only slight
damage. At Terrace avenue the
runaway car struck the culvert
blowing out two tires.
J. A. Jones of Parker Canyon,
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Supervisor in
District No. 3. was a business
visitor here Monday. Mr.. Jones
said his section looks good, with
plenty of feed and water every.
where. Cattle are in fine con
dition, too. Que mas?
Carl Kellogg. superintendent
of the United State Graphite
Company's mines near Moreno,
Sonora, Mexico, is here on com
pany business. Albert S Har
vey, of Saginaw, Michigan, and
Nogales, is president and gen
eral manager of the company
which has operated it's mines in
Sonora over thirty years.
Tom Heady, manager of the
great stock ranch in the beauti
full San Rafail Valley owned by
the Greene Cattle Company, was
a business visitor here Monday.
Tom said the rainfall in the Val
ley last month was 80 inches.
Supervisor W. T. Roath reports
about Z inches in the E'gin dis
trict during the month of July.
Ed win Charles. of Marion. In
diana. who is soiOurnin1 at the
Jim Hathaway ranch in the Hua
chuca mountains. was in town
Tuesday. edwin is shortly leav.
ing to resume his studies at
Purdue University, Lafayette,
Indiana. Says be has greatly
enjoyed his stay at the Hatha
way ranch and is coming back
next year.
Ray Smith, storekeeper for the
Southern Pacific de Mexico at
Empalme. Sonora. returned to
his post yesterday. after spend
ing a few days in Nogales where
be graduated from the High
School before going to the Uni.
versity of Arizona. Ray said
be would be in Nogales on the
18th day of September to vote
the white mans" ticket.
E. (Mike) Frankenpohl. owner
of the Nogales Saddlery on Nor
ley aveune, is seriously i'll at
his home on North Morley ave.
Frank. as be is lovingly called by
his many friends, is member of
the Nogales Elks Lodge, and he
is receiving every care and at
tention at the bands of the Best
People On Earth. Dr.. Smelker
of Tucson, is the attending ply
sician.
Mrs. Grace Bark was a Tucson
Wednesday, arranging details
for the opening about September
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