The border vidette., 1897-07-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ID. b. Gibson Went SOuIn 10 MS mines
Monday.
Mr.. F. H. Seymour and son were in
Nogales during the week.
Guitars and accordeons are being
sold at cost at the Line City Store.
Hy L. Caraway went to the Bacanu-
chi ranch in Sonora on Tuesday.
A. B. Smith. father of Mark Smith
of Nogales, is here from Tucson visiting
his son.
Mr.. John Smith, the genial post
master at Crittenden, was a visitor at
NogaIes carly this week.
Mrs. w. c. Bulge, wife of Conductor
Bulge ON the Sonora road, is spending
the summer in Prescott.
J. W. Kelley of Kansas City, passed
five carloads of cattle Monday. They
were feeders from Magdalena.
Paymaster Lesser of the Sonora &
N. NJ. & A railroads, has been up
from Guaymas during the week paying
off.
G. P. Pearson and wife came up
from La Colorado, Sonora, Sunday
night and will visit in Nogales a few
days.
Arthur E. Crepin, manager of the
Company Store at Rollin, was in No
gales Sunday and Monday on business
and pleasure.
Geo. Webb, Albert Behan and Sam
King went out TO Walkers Canyon
Sunday and brought in lot of Blue
Rock pigeons.
Miguel Bornio and G. o. Allen, mana
ger and superintendent of the Colorado
Gold and Silver Mining Company, were
in town portion of the week.
Supt G. c. Mcneil, of the Maricopa
& Phoenix railroad, has gone to San
Francisco He was called there at the
same time Supt. Naugle went up.
Secretary of State Caledonia c. Ortiz
as in Nogales with his wife and children
to spend the summer. He has taken
rooms in the Mascarenas building on
the Sonora side.
An American lady from Nevada will
open candy factory and bakery, with
soda fountain and ice cream parlor in
Nogales on September L. She will
make only first class goods.
w. G.. Greene of Cochise county,
spent Sunday in Nogales and went
back to Crittenden that evening where
he had left his team. From there he
went by team to the Cananea mines.
w f. Pomeroy returned from Mesa
City Tuesday. Mr.. Pomeroy has just
returned from California where he went
with the remains of Prof F. J. Neither
ton, who was thrown from his horse
and killed June 80
Richard H Reynolds and J. M. Mil
Ter, q. S. customs inspectors at Bisbee,
captured 40 gallons of mescal and ar
rested two Mexicans Friday night at
Bisbee. The Mexicans were bound
over and in default of bail went to Jail.
Nogales now has a city water works
on the syphone plan. ChenOweth Bros.
have spent thousands of dollars put
ting in wells and machinery to supply
the town with water and now they have
hit on an inexpensive way to supply
water.
joaquin ]. Saldana, postmaster at
Hermosillo, died at Nogales Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Saldana had been i'll
for some time. He had secured a leave
of-absence and was on his way to the
City of Mexico when taken suddenly
worse here and died.
Lieutenants Wright, Grisard and
Bennant with a squad of men were in
Nogales portion of the week. These
officers are travelling through the coun-
try drawing maps OF the ranches, roads
and trails on the American side along
the international boundary line.
Go to the Line City Store for your
daily papers, periodicals and stationery.
All daily papers delivered to any part
of Nogales for % cents a month. The
Examiner. Chronicle, Los Angeles
Times, Los Angeles Herald. and all
eastern papers can be secured there.
"See small bandbills.''
The Mexican smuggier at whose
horse Inspectors Sam King apd George
Webb shot last week was struck in the
right leg by buckshot from King s
gun but it is merely a flesh wound and
will soon be well. The fellow says he
would have stopped when called on, but
his horse ran away with him having got
scared at the inspectors.
Albert Behan arrested a Mexican
Saturday morning at Lochiel with two
gallons of mescal in his possession.
The Mexican was held over Saturday
to the next grand jury in the sum of