Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
NOgales.

Nogales IS certainly Q thriving town. It's altitude gives 1t perfect immunity from the yellow fever which prevails further down the railroad, in Sonora, and the town is delightfully."- situated for health resort. One of the best features of NoGRles is its hotel facilities. The Cosmopolitan, owned and conduct ed by s. F. Nelson, is really inviting and comfortable home for any one. NIT. Nelson IS surrounding it with flowers, trees and shrubbeTy, and otherwise add lng to i;s attractions. He irriggtes the grounds from the water pumped out of his well, and he keeps them in per petual verdure and bloom.
 NoSsles IS the only town in Pima county, outside of Tucson. that supports newspaper. The Frontier is n weekly journal, printed in English and Spanish, and devoted to the local interests of tie place. The frequent quotations from its columns by the CITIZEN is evidence that the Frontier IS alive to all matters of local import snd Is q good reflex Of the business growth and prosperity of the town.
 The place supports several large mes- cantIle establishments. notable among which is the store of l.. EphIaiul who carries probably the largest stock of general merchandise h the place. He IS meeting with good success, winch very naturally follows his efforts to l please his customers.
 D. Felix, whose store IS just over the | line on the Mexican side, also carries large stock of general merchandise and commands large trade. He is firmly established snl has made many ! friends on both sides of the line. Dr. F. II. Goodwin is the U. $. Consul at Nogales, which position he tried to resign short time ago, but his reEgna- ton was not accepted. He is popular with all classes of people and IS a thor ough gentleman in all walks of life. The laws of the Territory are care ! fully interpreted by the judicial tribu- nals of Justices A. BrIchts and J. F. Crawford, h1'h ct whom are fair-minded and impartial l.s I-eir rulings. The law IS expouHded by gentlemen of excellent legal tslent-Messrs.
 J. $. Britain Gnd F. O. Lydon. The lat ter gentleman IS a recent acquisition of the place, but be has already displayed talents that the people recognize and appreciate. MT. Britain is a well-known | attorney and retains all his old-tine l popularity, and his store of legal lore r. being continually augmented through constant application to study.
 Next to the brewery. perhaps the ! largest quantity of cheering beverages l Tn the place can be found at the fine | saloon of ]. T. Brickwood. He keeps a | good stock and he treats everybody
 fairly, and consequently a reciprocal feeling of good nature exists between | the genial proprietor and the large cir ! cle of thirsty people of tha, community. T. D. CasanegR also keeps E very Gt- ! t-actiye and inviting place, and he eu- ! j1ys wide acquaintance not only ID ! NO.aleR, but in the surrounding towns ! aad mining camps. Although he has often been called upon 90 do some un- ! pleasant duties as deputy sheriff, yet ' no one has cherished animosity against ! lIm on that account. He Is q very l pleasant gentleman personally and does iae square thing with everybody.
 The young Nogales idea IS being taught how to shoot by MT. J. F. Black
 who has a good attendance Of pupils
 Hni is developing their minds with com 1 raeuIable progress. he school hcnse Ii g very complete and convenient siruc
 ture. newly buIl;, and 1t is a credit t' the growing town.
 | Nogales is the home of the celebrated
 Sam Grammar. He IS recovering from
 long siege of illness, the effects Of phr
 slysis, and begins to feel nearly well He will assist m running the survey o
 the boundary line between ChihuahuI
 and Sonora before be again visits Cal
 lfor3ia. He is locking well for a mar
 who has passed through such vicissi
 ;adinOus career.