The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

r. N. Leatherwood, the sheriff, was
down from Tucson on business Tuesday.
Jose Saralegui, candy manufacturer
of Magdalena, was in town Monday on
business.
The Torres orchestra plays in the
plaza now every Thursday and Sunday
evening.
Col. VIM Roy and John Lully. spent
the day at Calabasas Sunday with
Major Read.
Hugo ]. Donau, of L. Zeckendorf &
Co of Tucson, was in Nogales Tuesday
on business.
The Yaqui river country promises to
be the richest mining and agricultural
portion of Mexico.
Miss Halle Sprecker came down from
Crittenden Monday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. John Dessart.
VIM. S. Smith, superintendent of the
Esperanza and La Francisco Mining Co.
went to the Guacomea mines Monday.
L. Ephraim went out to his Promon-
torio mine Monday. Mr.. Ephraim
continues to work this great silver pro-
ducer regardless of the low price of the
white metal.
Postmaster Wylie this week moved
the postoffice into the new building.
When it is completed Nogales will have
a creditable postotfice.
o. K. Franklin and w. H. Randall
sent out big lot of supplies to the Fa-
vorita mine where they have a large
force of men at work developing.
Little Ned Titcomb. the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Titcomb, celebrated
his fifth birthday Tuesday and had a
few of his little friends present to assist
him.
Mrs. L. L. Lindsey and her two
daughters are in Nogales from La Nina
Mexicana and will leave soon for Cali
fornia to spend the remainder of the
summer.
John Kramer is in Nogales on his
way to Minas Prietes, where he is en-
pIoyed as one of the - bosses. Mr..
Kramer has been taking a lay-off in
the United States.
Charley Harrison of Lochiel has gone
to Yuma to accept position as guard
at the penitentiary. Mr.. Harrison is a
careful and steady young man and is a
good man for the place.
With the water supply coming from
above town, Nogales can now boast tie
purest and healthiest water in the
country. Chenoweth Bros. deserve a
great deal of credit for securing this
result.
Frank Morgan imported 45O head of
cattle from Sonora Monday for the
Chiricahua Cattle Co. Superintendent
Crowley and his men received them at
Nogales and will drive them to the
range in the Chiriahua mountains.
Abe Gold dbaum, well known in No
gales, passed through Sunday on his
way to the Yaqui river country on
mining business for eastern people.
Abe has just returned from Monterey,
Mexico, where he has been some time.
Juan Sanchez, the young man who
attempted to commit suicide across the
line by shooting himself last week, is
getting we'll. He was in love and the
woman would have nothing to do with
him, so he concluded life was not worth
living.
George H. Smalley, mining CORES
pondent of the Phoenix Republican,
arrived Monday on his way to the va
qui River country where he goes to
write up the strike for several of the
big dailies. Mr.. Smalley is good and
reliable writer, so whatever news he
sends out can be depended on as correct
Leung Yick Kee, Chinaman had a
second hearing before Judge Davis
Monday. At his first hearing 4 few
days he claimed that he had the neces-
sary registration papers in his valise
which was in Sacramento. He was
given time to produce them, not having
done so he was ordered deported. This
is one of the many Chinese arrested re-
Gently by Chinese Inspector S. ]. Duck
worth and the inspectors.
Cashier Fred Herrera of the Inter
national bank, returned Sunday from
several weeks outing on the coast
very much improved and rested. He
took in all the principal seaports along
the coast to San Francisco including
Catalina Islands. Fred has gained
twelve pounds and believes he would
have gained double that amount had
he put in his entire vacation at Cata
lima where he asserts there are more
fish and pleasant people than there are
at any other point on the coast. He
says times are good in California but
he did not see. any better place fol