The border vidette., 1933-03-18
MARCH 18, 1853
LOCAL ITEMS.

! ness.
DR.. Moore, local Uoited States
immigration official, motored to
Tucson Wednesday morning.
! The Order of the Rainbow
for Girls met Thursday night at
the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock.
The dance given last night at
the K. of G. ball ia observance
of ST. Patrick's day. was big
success.
+ Mourice Pogash, owner of the
Arizona Furniture company, re
| turned Wednesday from q busi.
ness trip to Tucson.
| Tom Shannon. pioneer pros.
pector, was in Ncgales Tuesday =
and Wednesday from the Kino
Copper camp near this city.
Four big locomotives arrived
here Tuesday from the Southern
Pacific yards in San Francisco
for duty on the S. P.de M. lines.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary
Society met on Wednesday after
noon al 2:30 at the home of Mrs.
Fred Allen on the Patagonia
road.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Nogales Knights of Py
thias lodge was held Wednesday
night at Castle hall. There was
work in the esquire rank.
Il. j. Farmer, local mining
mau, says be is going to put the
great gold mining region q few
miles northeast of Nogales on
the map. We're all for him.
Mrs. Concha vda. de Gayou,
accompanied by two of her
daughters, arrived Wednesday
from Guaymas, Sonora, for a
few days visit on the border.
Steye Moreno, we'll known ad
vertising man aud. artistic decor
ator, formerly Of Nogslss, now
stationed at Navsjoa, Mexico, is
here from the west coast city.
A.. DUN bauld, state examiner,
| former efficient treasurer of San
ta Cruz county, was here Monday
| from Phoenix on state business.
From Nogales Dumbauld went
to Yuma.
G. w. Phillips, local mining
man, returned Thursday from a
business trip to Tucson, and is
leaving today for the Durazno
gold mine situated on the Ari
zona ranch thirty miles south
west of Nogales.
The city registration for the
| April 4.h primary election. will
close Saturday. March 25th.
Following the primary election
the registration will again open
for the general election in May.
In or to vote you must register.
General Juan Felipe Rico.
commanding officer OF the 9th
battalion Of the Mexican army,
arrived here Monday from Santa
Ana, Sonora. where the troops
are stationed. General Rico was
accompanied by Mrs. Rico and
me mbers Of his staff.
| r M. Cousar. local chief of
| Immigration, announced Wednes.
day that be had received a tele
gram from the secretary of labor
in Washington ordering the dis
continuance OF, the compulsory
ad dministrative furloughs Of the
immigration personnel. The fur.
ioughs were taken without pay
by all immigration employees.
Vora Silver has returned from
Tucson, where she was called to
nurse her friend, Mrs. Helen
Turner. Injured recently in an
automobile accident on the No,
gales Tucson highway near Con.
tnentaI. Mrs. Turner is con in'
cd to her apartments at the Santa
Rita hotel il Tucson, suffering
with serious internal injuries.
Count Joe Pavlik is back on
the job at Frank Johnson's Man
haitian Bar after two weeks va
cation spent on bis stock ranch
near Nogales. The Couot re-
turned from bis outing 10 the
pink Of condition. During his
absence. two old time border
mixers" - Bill Finley and E
Cotter-pinch bit for Count Joe.
Jack Mulcahy, Tucson lumber
man, waa business visitor in
Nogaies Tuesday. Mr.. Mulcahy
!, tr>aSnrcr Of tho Dan0crztjr