The border vidette., 1933-05-13

home the past week on account
of illness, is reported greatly
improved. Charleys host OF
friends hope for his early com.
plete recovery.
The St. Andrews Episcopal
Guild bridg luncheon has been
scheduled to be held at l o'clock
Saturday afternoon, May 20, in
the parish hall of the church.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Norman D. Pome
roy. Mrs Fl. r. Sisk or Mrs. e
A. Tltcomb.
The Mexican immigration de
partment has moved it's offices
into the building above the
Banco Mercantil Y Agricola in
Nogales. Sonora. The offices
were formerly located opposite
the railroad depot at Gale Fer
rocarril. The new quarters are
better lighted and much larger.
Rene and CASTOR Mascarenas
returned Sunday to their home
in El Paso. The boys accom-
panied their sister. Mrs. Antonio
Burmudez, Of El Paso, here
She left on Wednesdays train
for Hermosillo, where she will
visit her mother. Mrs. Manuel
Mascarenas, Jr.
R. M. Cousar, chief of the u.
S. immigration service here, was
elected president of the Nogales
Federal Business association at
toe regular monthly meeting
held here Tuesday at the Fields
cafe, and Herbert r. Chatham,
deputy deputy collector of Gus
toms. was named secretary.
A big 1881 Buick sedan, own
ed G, Franco. of Tucson, was
badly damaged Monday night
when it rolled driverless down
the Pajlrito street bill and
crashed into a private brick gar.
age. The car was parked at a
bing when in some manner
the brakes slipped aud the car
dashed down Pajarito hill.
The El Ba2ar Shoppe in the
Montezuma hotel is open again,
under the management of Leo
Coltmau, eldest son of the late.
Mrs. Mollie Coltman. The Ell
Bazar was. closed week ago,
following the death of Mrs. Colt.
man. The El Bazar carries a
complete line of ladies ready to
wear, shoes and accessories.
According to press dispatch
from Mexico City, President
Rodriguez has approved amnesty
for Jose Maria Maytorena. ez.
governor of Sonora, who has
been exiled for eighteen years
in Los Angeles. Maytorena was
involved in the Carranza revolu
ton. He is a native of Quay
mas and we'll known ia Nogales,
where be and his family resided
for several years.
Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon re-
ceived the sad news Monday of
the death of her cousin, Mrs
Lena Mccoy, which occurred in
Los Angeles on May 4th. Mrs.
Mccoy visited Mrs. Saxon and
family here two years ago and
made many friends who will re.
gret her passing. The body, &C
panied by an adopted
daughter. has been taken to de
ceased's old home ia Salem,
Oregon, for burial in the family
plot.
Arthur Page, cattle inspector,
and Cicero Martin, capitalist, re
turned Monday from visit to
a mountain of gold" near Naco.
Sonora, owned by Martin, Pete
Contreras, and two associates Of
Cananea. Sonora. Five carloads 8
of bonanza ore shipped from the
mine brought the lucky owners
over $4,000. gold. One of the
cars netted better than $4,000.
1t is said Martin aud his asso
ciates have been offered 500, 900
for their mountain of gold"
Warren Pitcher, 43, insurance
man of El Paso, died at the St.
Joseph's hospital Tuesday night.
following an illness of ten days.
Death was attributed to pneumo
MIA. His wife, Elna, was at the
bedside at the time of death.
Pitcher came to Nogales about
two weeks ago for business
trip. He was taken i'll and pneu