The border vidette., 1933-12-09

According to reports the camp
here will eventually house ap
proXimately 1000 transients.
The men are given an opportun
ity to work for their board cloth
ing, shelter and transportation
home. The big camp is under
the juslsdict'on of the Federal
Emergency Relief Of the United
| States government.
Bona ti1e distributors OF liquor
will be permitted to i'm port liquor
from Mexico into The Unlted
States only if they have ootain
ed a permit from the Boresu OF
Industrial Alcohol at Washing
ton, according to James Mac
Donald, y S collector OF Gus
toms. 1odiViduals cacnot i'm
port liquor in any amount.
George Buchanan, 55. former
teller 10 the First National Bark
! Of Nogaies about ten years ago,
and q member Of the Nogsles
Masonic lodge. died at bis home
in Swanee. Illinois. on Monday,
according to word received by
Charles E. BELLS. master of the
Nogales lodge. a Masonic fu-
| neral was held for the deceased
interment being ia the Masonic
plot at Swanee.
Frank Johnson, popular pro
prietor of the Manhattan Bar in
Nogales. Sonora. was q Tucson
visitor yesterday on busin ness
connected with the opening Of q
model wet.goods emporium in
the ancient and honorable pueblo
next January. Frank John son
for more than four years con-.
Quoted the Manhattan Bar here.
he has 90 enviable reputation as
q square shooter, always. and in
leaving Nogales be will take
with him the best wishes OF a
host Of real friends. all of whom
will miss him aud his chief lieu
tenant Count Joe Pavlic, who
will accompany Mr.. Johnson to
Tucson.
Demolition OF the damaged
brick structures on the Wylie
property at the intersection of
Grand avenue and Quarry street
will be used 70 construct an ad
ministration building at the local
airport, it has been announced.
The old structures are being
torn down. The brick are being
salvaged and removed to the air
port where they will be used in
the construction Of q tive-room
structure to be used as an Office
and to house customs and immi.
grafton men who may be assign
ed TO the airport which was re
Gently designated By the United
States government as q perman
ent airport of entry.
Thomas e Campbell, former
Republican governor Of Arizona.
was the honor guest and princi
pal speaker at a luncheon given
Sunday at the Escobosa Cafe by
the Nogales, Sonora chamber Of
commerce. attended by citizens
of both sides Of the border here.
The former governor, who was
president OF the United States
Civil Service Commission during
the Hoover administration, told
the group Of citizens represent
ing ambos Nogales, that be bad
acquired a gold mining property
in the Altar. district of Sonora,
twenty miles west OF Llano, a
station on the Southern Pacific
railroad, and would soon begin
mining operations. His SOD,
Brodie Campbell, who is a min
ing engineer. will be 10 active
charge of the property.
Engineers OF the American
and Mexican Boundary commits
sious conferred here Monday on
the proposed iuter-city NoRales
food control project. The Mex
icsn commission was beaded by
A. Santacruz while c. M. Aims
worth. consulting engineer, act
ed for the American commission.
The Mexican commission is re
ported to be fastening plans for
ntra city food control in No
gales. Sonora. The NoRales,
Arizona. food control project Is
expected to get under way here
shortly after the first OF the
year. The American project is
to cost 1888, 1000. The work of
clearing the path for the food
water conduit to be constructed
under Morley avenue in advsrc