The border vidette., 1933-01-14

Arthur D. Page was notified
Wednesday by a lorg-distance
telephone call from the Live
stock Sanitary Board 10 Phoenix
OF his reappointment to the post
of livestock Inspector for this
district. The new members Of
the livestock sanitary board are
G. G. Olney, J. w. Hunt and
Tom j. Cavness.
John Gray, capitalist of New
York City. for many years a
prominent member Of Tammany
Hall, has arrived here for a
months visit. Mr.. Gray is a
personal FREUD of Col. James A.
Farley, chairman of the Demo
cratic national campaign com
mittee; also of Robt. E. Lee and
Dan (Brock) Murray of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Adams are
again making their home in No
gales, having recently arrived
here from Tucson. Roy Adams
is one of the best rodeo per
formers ia America. His wife
was formerly Miss Helen Fowler
of this city, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles V. Fowler for
mer we'll known citizens of No
gales, now residents of Tucson.
The annual election of twenty
FIVE directors to serve the No
gales chamber of commerce for
the ensuing year. closed Thurs
day afternoon at 6 o'clock and a
committee of the American LIE
eion consisting e. A. Reed, VIM.
Broad and Joseph Jovino, count
ed ballots. Next Thursday night
the newly elected directors will
meet and will select officers for
the year.
Ed Ellis, many years a resi-
dent of Vaughn: this county, who
died at the St. Joseph's hospital
in this city on the night of Jan
uary 5. was buried Sunday in
tho Black Oak cemetery. Ds
ceased. who was held in high
esteem by his neigh bors and all
who knew bin was 8 school
trustee at Vaughn many years.
BE is survived by his wife and
four young children.
Clarence Satter field, owner of
valuable city property, has re-
turned from a business trip to
Pasadena, California and will
spend the winter at his Nogales
home on Elm street. Clarence
was accompanied here by his
mother. who will spend some
time in Nogales with. Der SOD,
who is q gentleman and loyal
Democrat. For many years Mrs.
Satterfield has been active in
Eastern Star circles.
Senator James A. Harrison of
Santa Cruz county has won re
coguition in the senate of the
eleventh state legislature. He
has been Damed as chairman of
the banking and insurance com
mittee,. also the constitutional
amendments and referendum
committee. He is a member of
the following committees: Fl
nance and revenue; e;public health;
agriculture and forestry; mum
cipalties, and employees and sup
plies. Senator Harrison repre-
sented Santa Cruz county as q
senator in the first Arizona legis.
lature.
Antonio Ackermann, famous
brew master at the Sonora brew
cry in Hermosillo, was q stop
over visitor in Nogales on his
way to Hermosillo from San
Francisco, Tuesday and Wednes
day. Mr.. Ackermann has had
many years experience as an
brewmaster both in the
United States and Mexico, and
is the winner of FIVE gold medals
for making beer. On bis return
to the Sonora state capital, by
automobileshe is accompanied by
bis niece, Mrs. Ana Herzag Al
brecht of San Francisco, who
will enjoy several months visit
with her uncle at his pleasant
home in Old Mexico.
Hon. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bow
man of Nogales and Palm City,
California, left on Tuesday after.
moons Southern Pacific rain for
their home in California follow
ing several days visit in Nogales
on business and pleasure. Mr..
I'D NHwo d. o~~ixynI