The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-10-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Fred Herrera went to dermoslllo
Monday on busine ess.
This IS tee time OF year. to get out
the heating stoves.
w. S. Smith is getting the Guacomea
mill well under way.
VIM. S. Smith came up from the Qua
comea mines last Saturday.
A. Miller, the photographer, returned
Monday from trip to Bisbee.
Eugenio Pesqueira of Hermosillo,
was visitor at Nogales this week,
DR.. F. II. Welles will have handsome
Offices in the new Nogales House.
w. P. Cook, wenknown mining
man OF Sonora, was in Nogales Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ed. Pearson who has been very
i'll for the past week is slowly recover
ing.
c. A. Burdick brought up seventeen
cars of cattle from Hermosillo last Sat-
urday.
Send your orders for fresh fish, oys-
ters, ETC., to Franco Bros. Nogales,
Sonora.
Many OF the Nogales merchants have
goods tied up in the quarantine at New
Orleans.
jose Lamarque, formerly in business
in NogaIes, came up from Alamos Tues
day on short visit.
w. q. Randall, the mining man. will
take to the mountains as soon as the
weosher moderates.
Louis Lulley will shortly leave for
Washington, D. c., to spend several
weeks visiting his family.
Judge Duffy's court was kept busy
criminal cases on Tuesday.
A. q. Orepin, manager of the Rollin
store, vas in Nogales several days this
week suffering with malaria.
Mr.. Mark Lulley, a brother of Louis
,Lulley of the Casino, arrived last week
from tne east and will locate in NogaIes.
Large numbers of strangers are on
our streets these days and most of the
strsngers are mining men looking for
investments.
The Rollin smelter has closed down
pending the erection of a new stack.
The smelter will be enlarged and inn
proved in many ways.
Mark Ezekiels. a wellknown travelling
man, was in Nogales early last week.
Mr.. Ezekiels is an oldtimer, having
been in business here several years ago.
The cork legs that were recently
Al
who had his legs cut off by the cars,
have arrived and soon he will be walk
ing the streets.
Capt. L. W. Mix returned Tuesday
from Europe where he has been for two
months on mining business. The
captain had pleasant as well as sue
cessful trip.
Active work has commenced on the
property of the Bonancita Mining Com
pany on the Yaqui river. The COM
pany will soon be taking out gold in
large quantities.
Frank Larcher and wife, of New
York, are in Nogales on their way to
the Guacomea mines in Sonora, where
they will stay for couple of months.
Mr.. Larcher Is treasurer of the COM
pany.
c. T. Lake, formerly New York
Life insurance agent in Arizona, has
bought out the interests of J. P. Fur
long in the news and stationery bust
ness at La Colorado, Sonora, and is
doing good business. We wish Charley
all the success imaginable.
P. Pellegrin died last Saturday, Octo-
Der %, 1897, at $3.50 a. M. aged 73 years,
4 months and % days. The funeral
took place from the family residence at
the corner OF International street and
Morley avenue Sunday morning at
O'Clock. Services were held at the
cemetery and many friends of the fam
lily were present.
Henry Katz, the most enterprising
gents furnisher in town, has had an
other big show window put in his store.
Mr.. Katz is working up fine trade in
his line and people wanting gents fur
nishing goods will find him the lead
ing dealer in that line in Nogales Mr..
Katz also keeps all kinds of dress goods.
laees, ETC., for ladies'.
Willis P. Haynes, formerly special
deputy collector of customs under Geo.
Christ, has been appointed clerk of the
court at Prescott under Judge Sloan.
Mr.. Haynes is a first class man but he
is associated with mighty common cat