The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-08-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

the first OF the week.
Paper napkins at the Line City Stor'
at Is cents a hundred.
Hoo. Sam F. Webb went to Magda
aena wednesday on business.
Miguel Latz, the Magdalena mer
,.s.aAi was ia NcgaAes Tuesday.
Guitars and Sccordeons are being
sold at cost at the Line City Store.
Mrs. J. A. Saxon and son were dowr
from Calabasas Monday on business.
A. J. Gosart has returned from Quay
mas and will remain in Nogales now.
P. Sandoval & Co. received two car
loads of Studebaker wagons last week.
Eugene Wolff has sold to Benigna
M. Barnett, lot 81 block q, in Nogales
for $780,
Geo. j. wanless, the ore buyer, has
gone east with his wife to spend the
summer.
]. l.. Green, superintendent of the
Gavilan mine, was in town Tuesday on
business.
Cirilo Ramirez and David Oviedo
have returned from their exploring trip
to Lower California.
Guillermo Robinson, Jr, one of the
popular young men of Guaymas came
up to Nogales last Saturday to cool off.
Col. George Atkinson was down from
Calabasas Monday. He is pleased at
he 6ax olro
fine feed for cattle.
Mr.. J. Howard Palmer came up from
Hermosillo Monday night to visit his
little daughter who is staying at the
home of Ed. Titcomb.
w. II. Randall Monday received a
handsome Marlin rife which he had
made to order. The gun is an improved
5000 and is a beauty. - - =
THE vIDEfTE of Nogales, under the
management of Frank King, has be-
come one of the neatest papers in the
territory. Besides that it is brimful of
news and spicy editorials. Free
Press.
VIM. S. Smith came up from the
NudCOUu0d VI bn0 ISPCTduZd anu
La Francisco Mining company, of
which Mr.. Smith is superintendent.
The company have some good mines
and rich ore is being extracted.
John Fitzgerald, of Nogales, confined
at the hospital in this city, died on Sun
day morning of heart disease. He was
brought here about two weeks ago and
was kept at the hospital at the expense
of the county.-Tucson Citizen.
Banjo Dick exhibited some very fine
large peaches Tuesday that he raised on
his lot in east Nogales. Dick carried
the water in buckets up steep hill to
irrigate the trees. The peaches are as
large and fine as can be seen in any
country.
H. K. Chenoweth, collector of Gus
toms at Nogales, was in town Monday
an intelligent and agreeable gentleman
and will most efficiently perform the
duties of the Office TO which he has
been appointed. Yuma Sentinel.
worth insuring. If insured, and your
home burns, you have a new home in
sight. When you insure, insure with a
company that pays it's losses. The best
and Oldest companies in the United
States, are represented by Frank NJ
King, at the Line City Store.
The Southern Pacific railway com.
pany expects heavy rush of business
about the Doth of the present month
Business has increased considerably
during the past two weeks and the crews
have all been working overtime for sew.
eral days. In the next few DAYS more
men will be put on to take care of tn.
increasing business.
Willis T. Haynes, well and pleasant,
remembered by old timers here, i
cashier of the Columbia Smelling com
pany near Crittehden. On the 12tl
instant he received a wire from Lo
Angeles saying that he was the dad O
a 1e1s pound girl. Willis has steppe,
high ever since. He no longer walk
around the big punches of sacaton tina
cover the valley lands thereabouts, bu
steps right over them as though tn
big girl was on the other side and b
feared she was going to get away fror
him. This gives Willis a pair, bo
and a girl. The former Is rather NOR
than two wears old.-Tucsufi Citizen.