The border vidette., 1933-09-30

the famous old mining town on
the banks of the Sonoita, where
they have lived many. When
the price Of silver and copper
goes up Patagonia will come
back.
A. Dombauld. state examiner,
is here from Phoenix on official
business. Mr. Bum bauld, former
fficient treasurer of Santa Crrz
county, where he has made bis
home for over % years, is maxi
ing a spleLdid record as State
Examiner.
The Jewish people Of Nogales
are today Observing Yom Kip
pur, the Day of Atonement.
Practically all local business
houses operated by Hebrews are
closed for the entire day. Many
of the faithful will motor to Tuc
SOD today TO attend memorial
services.
Mrs. James Hay and Mrs. w.
&. Karns left Sunday morning
for San Antonio, Texas, to visit
relatives and friends. Mrs.
Karns' father was reported criti
cally i'll and not expected to live.
Mrs. Hay will visit her parents
for two weeks before returning
to Nogales.
-Four inspectors Of the United
States department of immigra
ton stationed in Nogaes have
been dismissed. The inspectors
who were suspended are: Robs.
f. Smith, who has been with the
service tor four years; Charles
e. Powell, ten years; Amos E..
Gilley. three years and Earl
Strever, five years. Powell has
been assigned to the G. G. G.
camp ia Lufkin, Texas, for
period of six months. He is
captain in the United States
army reserve.
A delegation of Nogales bust
ness men, led by Mayor J. E.
Wise and Robert S. Burns, presi
dent of the Nogales chamber of
commerce, motored to Tucson
Wednesday for a conference with
Mrs. Isabella Greenway, Demo-
cratic candidate for congress.
The delegation asked Mrs. Green
way to intercede with the federal
government to urge immediate
action on the Nogales flood COZ.
troll proposal which will give
needed employ ment to hundreds
Of local people when started.
A delegation of the Nogales
Rotary club, consisting of 10
memb bers, motored to Tucson
Wednesday forenoon to be the
guests. Of the Tucson Rotary club
at the noon luncheon. Those
in the party were Dr.. A. l.. Gus
letter, Judge A. Espinosa, Robt.
S. Burns. Mayor J. E Wise, G..
r. Michaels, Frank Carroon, J.
G. Lynch, DR.. M I. Merritt, DR..
D. Moore. R. T. Frazier. Howard
Ponds, J. G. Tovrea, E. S. Ed
mondson. Wade Barbee. Theron
Richardson, w. J. McGregor,
Edward A. Alvarez, aud A. J.
Mitchell.
Dr.. B. B. Moeur, governor of
Arizona. was principal speaker
at the public health meeting held
here Saturday night at the No
gales high school auditorium IN
der the auspices of the Santa
Cruz County Medical society.
The meeting was we'll attended.
Other speakers were Miss Jane
Rider, of Tucson, director of the
Arizona State laboratory; DR.. L.
H. Howard of Tucson, Dr.. w.
P. Sheriff. of Phoenix. DR.. G.
w. Tweed of Phoenix, and State
Representative Frank w. Beer
of Maricopa county. who urged
the people to support the basic
science law which is proposed.
DR.. A. L. Gustetter of Nogales
acted as chairman of the meeting
in the absence of DR.. Charles S.
Smith. president of the medical
society. who was unable to attend
the session.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Conard
and son Albert, Of Los Angeles.
were Nogales visitors Tuesday
from their placer gold diggin's
located SO miles from here on
the Margarita ranch in Pima
county. Conard reported work
at the Edna j mines progressing
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