The border vidette., 1933-03-04
MARCH 4, 1888
LOCAL ITEMS.

Attorney Duane Bird return.
ed yesterday from Kansas, being
accompanied by A. E. Sanders.
The Nogales Rotary club met
| yesterday noon at the Methodist
social hall for it's regular lunch.
con.
A brush fire on the north side
Hudgins Hill Wednesday morn
ing was quickly extinguised by
the Nogales fire department.
Miss Mary Kane of Patagonia
is an applicant for postmaster at
Patagonia. where the Kane fam
ily-all Democrats-have resid.
ed many years.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Nogales Knights of Py
thias lodge was held Wednesday
night at Castle Hall. Work in
the first rank was exemplitied.
The Order of the Rain bow for
Girls met Thursday night at the
Masonic temple at 8 o'clock with
members of the Masonic and
Eastern Star lodges in attend.
ance.
Nose Drachman of Tucson, q.
A. Miller and George Busch of
Williamsport, Pa, arrived here
Wednesday en- route to Mexico
for weeks outing. Nose is a
native of Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Rodrigues,
who arrived here yesterday from
San Diego, are leaving this after
noon for Mexico City, where
they will visit Mr.. Rodriguez
brother. President Abelardo l..
Rodriguez of Mexico.
Building alterations of Banco
del Paciico, Nogales, Sonora,
have been completed and they
are waiting the arrival of new
bank fixtures which soon will be
iostalled, completing the enlarge
ment of the establishment.
Charles Levin, many years q
trusted employe of the Southern
Pacific de.<Mexico, who recently,
with many old time American
rail workers, was forced out of
the service by Mexican labor
laws, is soon leaving for Mexico
City on private business.
Determinations made Monday
morning for the free-for- all race
and final event of the Sunday
air races. gave the winning place
to G. E. Shankle of Tubac. Dale
Myers of Tucson, was second.
Third place was won by Mrs.
Joabanna Shankle of Tubac.
r. B. Huffman, locating en-.
gineer for the Southern Pacific
about-30 years ago under Chief
Engineer E. A. Macfarlane, was
a border city visitor recently on
mining business. Huffman is
leaving soon for London, Eog
land on business connected with
his Arizona mining properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Russell
of Palm City, California, we're
here Tuesday from Tucson, where
Mrs. Russell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Writ G. Bowman of
Nogales and California, is spend
ing a few weeks with ber young
children. Mr.. Russell is an Off
cial of the big Bowman interests
in Lower California.
Frank Lown, president of the
Santa Cruz County Moeur-for-
Governor Club, is being urged
by many Nogales business men
to run for mayor of Nogales on
a straight Democratic ticket.
Lown has for many years been
q successful contractor of this
city. His host of friends believe
he could be elected to succeed
Mayor Harry j Karns, who will
not be a candidate.
Ed Mulcahy, Tucson lumber
man and brother of Jack A. Mul.
cahy. treasurer of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee,
was Nogales visitor Wednesday
accompanied by Colonel Booth.
prominent mining engineer of
Long Beach, California. Col.
Booth, who has been giving the
Arivaca gold diggings the "once
over" visited the west coast of
Mexico fifty years ago.
Superior court jurors ordered
to report March 6, have been ex
cused until Monday morning,
March 13,according to announce
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