The border vidette., 1933-03-11
clubhouse, was read at the meet

clubhouse, was read at the meet
ing of the city council Monday
night. The local Legion gets
free rent, pays So . month for
water. and is to police the Off
GERS Hill area. The building ia
to be taken back by the city at
any time it decides and without
giving notice.
An earthquake ia southern
California yesterday caused the
loss of approximately $50 lives,
Injuries to several thousands of
persons aud property loss esti
mated at many million dollars.
Long Beach, Los Angeles. San
I Pedro, Compton and Santa Ana,
sustained the greatest loss of IA
cities twisted and shaken by the
quake yesterday. Martial law
has been declared at Long Beach
where the greatest loss Of life
and property occurred.
Today twelve federal reserve
banks reopened upon authority
of President Roosevelt, and il is
believed member banking insti
tutions will open next Monday.
The First National Bank of No,
gales. considered one of the
soundest financial institutions in
the Southwest, is member of the
federal reserve bank at Dallas.
Officers of the local bank expect
to resume business next Monday
morning. State banks will also
reopen next, it is announced.
Forms. of application for re
newsl Of Arizona certificates,
have been received in the Office
of Mrs. j. w. Larimore, county
school superintendent Of Santa
Cruz county. These new blanks
are based upon regulations for
renewals as adopted by the state
board of education February 4.
1888 All teachers wishing Ger
titicates renewed are requested
to send their application to the
state superintendent of public
instr rdction on these new forms.
E r Oliver, Sinaloa, Mexico,
planter, was here the forepart of
this week from Culiacan. Mr..
Oliver expressed himself as be
ing greatly pleased with the way
Wells Fargo Express officials
here are handling west coast of
Mexico vegetable growers pro
ducts. With over seventy years
experience 10 serving the Mexi
can people the express company
Y can be depended upon to give
growers 100 per cent service
and a square" deal. Q,e mas !:
Frank Sweeney. of Tucson.
Representative OF Haas Baruch
& Company. grocers. was mere
the forepart of the week inter
viewing local grocery dealers,
and meeting bic many Old time
friends. Besides being a top
hand" sAiesmap, Frank is a life
long militant Texas Democrat
who always votes bis ticket
straight. From NogaIes be will
go to Prescott, where be will
spend week. with headquarters
at the famous old ST. Michael
hotel.
| Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock
Joseph Bergman. Spanish
American war vetern, who died
here last week. Interment took
place in the American Legion
plot, where q salute was fred
over the veterans grave By
members OF Company A. Arizona
national guard. The services
were attended by Commander W.
Il. Todd and members Of the
| American Legion. Decsased's
aged mother in Maryland advis
ed the Carroou mortuavy to inter
the veteran in this city.
William N. Sullivan, 36. aud
John G. Griffith. IS. OF Tucson,
we're arrested by Mounted Gus
toms Inspectors r. 6. Lane, 81
S. Cunningham and Ted Simp
son 25 miles north of Nogales
on the Tucson highway Monday
evening at 6 o'clock for trans
porting ~ ounces OF smoking
opium. A Plymouth coupe was
seized by Collector of Customs
Mcdonald from Sullivan and
Ford coupe from Griffith. y S
Commissioner r. L O'Neili held
them under bond OF -, 500 10
await federal action.