The border vidette., 1933-01-07
JANUARY z, 1888
LOCAL ITEMS.

are reported doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hillman,
prominent pioneer citizens of
Naco, Arizona, old time friends
of Charley Holler, Noeales Gus.
toms broker, we're visitors here
yesterday.
Alex Carpena. local pioneer
ha haberdasher, has gone to San
Francisco on a business trip, fol.
lowing a months closing OUT
sale at bis clothing store in Nor.
ley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schleimer
and daughter have returned from
San Diego, where they spent the
holidays with Bert's brother,
| former State Senator Jack Shlei.
mer, and family.
The annual meeting of the AS
sociated Charities of Nogales,
Arizona, was held in the cham
bers of the city council Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. with
Rev 0. A. Smith presiding as
chairman.
Now that Camp Little is prac
tically abandoned and soldiers
of the 25th Infantry transferred
to Fort Huachuca. steps should
Immediately be taken to build a
first class highway between this
city and Fort Huachuca.
Frank Wilkey, manager of the
Hermosillo branch Of the Banco
Mercantil y Agricola, S. A., re
turned Monday to Hermosillo.
after several days visit here
with friends. Frank is a brother
of Undersheriff Dave Wilkey.
The city of Nogales board of
aldermen Tuesday night voted
in favor of IS per cent wage
reduction affecting all city en-
ployes and to suspend the orna
mental street lights after mid
night, as an economical move.
Jose Elias. presidente (mayor)
Of NogaIes, Sonora, is expected
to return today from a trip to
Mexico City, where bis brother,
Francisco Elias, former governor
of the State of Sonora, is q
member of President Abelardo
Rodriguez cabinet.
The Scottish Rite Masons con.
ferred 3Oth degree to a class
on Thursday evening at the Ma.
sonic temple in Tucson. Yester.
day a meeting of the Commandry
was held. Several Scottish Rite
Masons from Nogales attended
both meetings held ia the Old
Pueblo.
Amos A. Belts, chairman, and
Chas. r. Howe and Wilson T.
Wright, members of the Arizona
Corporation. are here today from
Phoenix on official business. Mr..
Wright, whose home is in Globe,
was elected at the general elec-
tion, succeeding Loren Vaughn.
He's a Democrat.
The Nogales city council last
Wednesday sent telegram to
Governor B. B. Moeur and the
Arizona state highway depart.
ment protesting the abandon
ment of flood control highway
project near this city before com
pletion. The city claims that
suspension of work on the pro
ject before completion would
mean loss of the construction
done thus far by the state dur
ing the first heavy rain.
About 80 enlisted men of Com
pany E, 25th Infantry are still
at Camp Little. Monday they
will 60 by truck to Fort Hua
chuca, thus completing the full
abandonment of Camp Little.
Following the transfer OF the
troops a small detachment of the
@ Qaartermaster's Corp, under the
command of Captain John Nc
Donald, will remain here making
final disposition of the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Martin
left Wednesday by automobile
for San Francisco. on pleasure
trip. They took with them their
beautiful spotted leopard Carlos.
and its play mate, handsome
German police dog. During
their absence from the Martin
home in Happy Hollow, Mrs.
Bob Sands will look after their
three thoroughbred horses, one
of which Mrs. Clara Sands rode
in the recent Elks' Helldorado
parade here.
John Paul Bohn was declared