The border vidette., 1933-06-24

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ers.
Dr.. V. A, Smellser of Tucson,
formerly Of this city. is reported
as being very sick in q Tucson
hospital. Dr.. Smokers many
friends in Nogales hope for bis
speedy recovery.
The Contractors and Builders
Association of Nogales" has
been organized with Leslie G.
Yott, president; J. W. Fabian,
vice president, aud Blaine Roark,
secretary treasurer.
Fort Huachuca is preparing
for ZOO reserve officers who are
sched duled to arrive at the fort
about July lat for two weeks
training. Following the reserve
officers camp, the G. M. T.. camp
will start about July IS.
G. K. Titus, pilot for the Pan
American Always, arrived here
on Monday mornings Southern
Pacific train from Mexico City
en- route to the Pacific coast and
while in Nogales be visited his
friend Tom Griffin, local capital
ist and sportsman.
J. L. Fulton on Monday re-.
ported the theft of canvas tent,
a 2-inch centrifugal water pump
aud an 18-foot leather belt from
the Santo NIno mine. ia the
Washington Camp district to the
sberitf's Office. The theft was
discovered Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rafael and
daughters, Ellen. Estella and
Angie. of National City. Calf ,
formerly of Nogales. arrived
here Sunday for a brief visit
with relatives. They are visit
ing Mrs. Rafael's mother, Mrs.
Guadalupe Blick wood.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fausto Salmon
arrived here Monday from Qua
dalajsra, Jalisco. Mexico, on
their honeymoon trip. Mr.. Sal
mon was a professor of the Uoi
Versity Of Guadajara and is now
chief chemist Of the German
Verck company in GuadaIajara.
J. w. Cummings, of Royal
Oaks, Michigan. manager of the
Moore-Cummings Graphite com
pany, owners Of graphite mines
in Sonora. has returned from q
three weeks visit at his com
pany's property in Mexico. Jack
said the graphite business is
greatly improved. During the
past month his company filed
more orders than during the
previousatwelve months.
Captain George F. Macdonald
of the 25th U. S. Infantry. has
departed for his new post 10 San
Francisco. taking with him the
best wishes of a host Of Nogales
friends. Captain Macdonald is
one of the finest officers in the
United States army; be is a high b
class gentleman, always, and
during the many years of his so
jonrn in Nogales. has endeared
himself to our people. Both be
and his estimable wife will be
missed.
Colonel Robert S. Knox of the
25th D. S. Infantry at Fort Hua
chuca has requested the Nogales
police department to locate
George Henry (colored). about
IS years old. who has been miss
ing from Fort Huachuca about
three weeks. Henry has been
general caretaker for Col. Knox
for many years, and several
weeks ago lett Fort Huachuca
for Nogaies on q one day trip
and has not been heard from
since he left the fort.
A five room house on the rear
lot at the corner of Grand avenue
and Ellis street belonging to 0.
n. Weaver, local mining man,
who is operating a gold mine in
the Altar district. Sonora, early
Tuesday morning was almost
completely destroyed by Gre OF
unknown origin. No one was
living in the house at the time
of the fire which is said to have
started in the sleeping porch.
Quick work 90 the part of the
fire department saved Weaver's
home on the front Of the lot not
over 40 feet away.
Chris Kerson announces that
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