The border vidette., 1934-02-17

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aud chains, amounting to g loss
of $3.50. were stolen. Small bars
Of silver were also stolen from a
show case in the assay oiii q.
Haskett Lynch Conner, Jr., o!
Fort Euachuca, has been desis
mated for the March 6, 1891, en-
trance examinations. with vie W
TO admission to the United States
Military Academy at West Point,
New York, on July 2, 1884. Con-
ner was selected by Ccgress
woman Isabella Greenway of
Arizona.
Patagonia will be the scene OF
the American Legion meeting
for February when the mem bers
OF Ridge Igo post will motor to
Patagonia OF Saturday, Feb. "a,
to hold it's regular weekly meet
ing With all Legionnaifes from
the county. A special program
has been arranged and refresh
ments will be served.
| Many residents of both cities
of Nogales returned Wednesday
and Thursday from Hermosillo,
Sonora, where they mo;ored last
Saturday to attend the Mardi
Gras celebration. which started
Saturday night and ended Tues
day night. II is said more than
$4,000 pesos we're donated by
citizens Of the capital city for
the Mardi Gras.
Hank Myers, who was forced
off thu road mile north of Pata
gonia Sunday afternoon and roll
ed down the bill in bis automo
bile into canyon, was unhurt.
Hanks car was side swiped and
hit in the fender by passing
car and in rolling down the hill
several car windows were shat
tered and the body of the car
smashed ia several places. Hank
returned to Nogales in bis own
car.
Judge Frank J. Duffy. veteran
attorney of this city, who was
recently appointed by President
! Roosevelt as United States col
lector of customs for the Arizona a
district, was notified Saturday
that his appointment was COZ
| firmed by the United States SEN
ate. Judge Duffy, Democrat,
will succeed James w. Mcdonald,
Republican, who has served as
collector of customs for two
years.
Arthur a. DeRiemer, attorney
of San Diego, California, former
resident Of Nogales and former
county attorney Of Santa Cruz
county, has been here few days
this week visiting old friends.
He is accompanied by his wife
aud little daughter. Mr.. De
Riemers left Nogales ten years
ago AID located in San Diego,
where be now practices law 40.
der the firm name of DeRiemer
& Fisher.
T. A. Allen. of Los Angeles,
head of the Il. A. Allen Con.
struction Company of Los An
geles, the successful bidders for
the vast intra-city food control
project. arrived in Nogales Mon
day accompanied by several off
GERS of the company. 1t is be
lieved actual work on the big
ditch will get underway within
the next two weeks, giving EN-
ployment to many men for q
period of nine or ten months.
The next regular date for the
examinations in Federal an d
State Constitutions, to be given
in the Office Of the County School
Superintendents, has been set
for March 8, 1884. All applicants
desiring to take these examina
tions at this tims, will kindly
notify Mrs. Lula r. Larimore,
County School Superintendent,
of Santa Cruz county. immediate
ly. 10 order that the questions
may be secured from the Office of
the State Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction.
Jack Kinney of Tucson. pass
ed through Nogales last Tuesday
morning from Sonora with two
carloads of wild Sonora steers
Witch will be used in the forth
coming rodeo in Tucson. For
several years Kinney has sue
cessfully managed the Tucson
rodeo and has made it into an
internationally known event. 10
1892 Jack Kinney was the Rs
publican candidate for the gov