The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-07-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.


filling up with strangers.
Antonio Camou of Guaymas, came to
Nogales Monday night.
DR.. Purdy is improving and will be
out again in few weeks
Joseph Braun formerly of Guaymas,
is now tending bar for Fred Becker
Oscar Gebler returned from Tucson
Sunday evening on the stage.
Mrs. Gonzalez and Mrs. Figueroa re-
turned to Hermosillo Tuesday.
Frank c. Earl. the FL Paso ore buyer,
came in Tuesday on business.
If Mexican money goes much lower it
won't be much good as money.
Mrs. Reddoch's broken arm is getting
along very nicely and will soon be we'll
Mrs. Watts is very much worse. The
lady has been very sick tor some time.
W. B. Welfon. the electrician. wired
the Wylie building this week for cleo
trio lights.
Secretary of the State of Sonora, Ce-
ledonio Ortiz visited his family at No
gales Sunday.
Capt L. w. Mix is going to build a
two-story house in front of his dwelling
to be used as an Office.
Emilio de la Huerta returned from
the City of Mexico Sunday and went on
to Guaymas to visit his family there.
Work has been commenced on the
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warehouse of the Arizona Commercial
Company.
Mr.. E. J. Dubois, cashier of the Gold
& Silver Recovery Co., at Hermosillo,
came up to Nogales Sunday to remain
few days.
Herbert Drachman of the firm of
Seligsohn & Co. the Tucson furnishers
was in town Sunday and Monday taking
orders for his house.
J. F. Bowman, who fell from the
roof of Marsh's opera house about three
weeks ago is improving slowly. He is
now suffering slightly from rheumatism.
J. H. Brent, owner of the rich La
Casita mines in Sonora, was visitor to
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the most successful mining men in So
nora.
The Line City Store has the finest
and cheapest line of paperties and
writing tablets in southern Arizona.
Call and see the fine linnen tablets for
ten cents.
Liberato Marcor. on oldtime tele-
graph operator on the Sonora railway,
came up from Guaymas Sunday and
will stop here for several months for
the benefit of his health.
The Larlzs received lot of chickens
and turkeys from Texas Monday and
now Manager Kiel has his hands full
keeping them from jumping the fence
into the neighbors' gardens.
w. S. O'Brien. who came down hore
last week with W. E. Pomeroy of Mesa
City, last Tuesday night for Klond yke.
He had intended to go to the Aio
mountains this week but was attracted
by tho Klondyke fever and succumbed.
E. A Bruck, of the firm of Blake,
Moffitt & Towne was in town Saturday
and Sunday interviewing the merchants
in reference to stationery supplies
Blake, Moffitt & Towne are the best
and cheapest people in their line on the
coast.
w. B. Reed, bookkeeper for LIZ Colo
rada Mining & Milling Co. at Las Plan
chas, was in town Monday on
business. Mr. Reed says the mill has
been renovated and is ready to start up
and will begin operations some time
next week. The mme is showing up
well
Every available space on the Sonora
side of the line at Nogalcs is being
utilized for building purposes, either
for business or dwelling houses. There
is genuine building boom and theI e
are no vacant houses to rent. This is
also true of the American side of the
line.
court by Mrs. Luz Houston against her
husband, Ezra B. Houston whom she
charges with desertion at Hermosillo.
Sonora, in 1897. They were married
at Calabn January, 1890. The plain
tiff is n resident of Nogales. Mr. Chas
Blenman of Tucson, is her attorney.
John Roberts returned home from
Bisbee Monday where he went to wit
ness q race between his horse Sleepy
John and q horse owned by Tim Grif-
fth. The distance was geo yards and
the Griffith horse won, but another race
was Immediately matched for 81 600 q
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half mile. Mr.. Roberts is confident oi
winning the next race.