The border vidette., 1897-11-06


big Corli s engine in repair Wednes-
day and the whsle town was lighted
again that night after weeks wrest-
ling, by part of it, with coal oil lamps.
For SALE CHEAP.-Lot 4 in block 9,
Moons addition to Nogalcs. This lot
is in a desirable location and viii bc
sold cheap. Apply to F. NJ. King at
the Line City Store. If
Mrs. Miller of Imuris, lest her little
three-year-old boy yesterday and for
several hours he could not DO founf.
When he was discovered he was play
ing across the line with some other
children.
''Under Juniper Tree" will be the
pastors subject at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning. In the
evening the service will be conducted
by the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor.
Chenoweth & Mix have just received
a big lot of Gunther's candies from
Chicago and will have some extra fine
stock from the same house for the
holidays. They have also gotten in a
lot of fine perfumeries.
County Treasurer Hoff's report for
the month of October shows cash bal
ance on hand of $2l, 4OS.16; received
from fees, etc, S4,4249O; disburse-
ments, S6,566.50. Leaving balance
on hand on the lst of November of
SO, 26665
Dario Balandrano, has recently ar
rived from the City. of Mexico and
taken place at the Mexican custom
house as third officer. Mr. Balandrano
is highly educated gentleman and
was for years connected with the Mex
lean legation at Paris.
r. G. Lowell, the cement sidewalk
builder of Phoenix, was here during
the week and has secured contracts to
lay cement sidewalks on Morley ave-
nue.. He returned to Phoenix Thurs
day night to purchase supplies for the
work and will return to commence
operations in few days.
A farewell party will be given next
Tuesday night November 9, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolfo Osarrio at
Marsh's hall, and big crowd of their
friends will be present. Elaborate ar
range are being made for the occasion
and no doubt it will be the social event
of the season.
In the review of the history of the
Congregational church last Sunday
the pastor paid high tribute to. the
Rev. r. T.. Liston, who was the first
minister in Negales, and by whose
self-sacrificing labors the Congrega-
.tional church and parsonage were built.
Mr.. Liston is now preaching in Ala
baraa Fs-
A. B. Gibson returned Wednesday
from New York where he has been on
mining business. Mr.. Gibson placed
two good mines and could have dis
posed of more if lie had had them He
reports mining matters quite lively in
the east and there is no trouble to sell
good properties.
Pete Catanich's store was robbed
Thursday night. Someone broke the
glass out of the show window and took
away about S25 worth of cigars.
Young Catanich heard some noise dur
ing the night but thought it was a
COW walking around the house No
clew has been found to the identity of
the robbers.
Last Sunday night at Marsh's opera
house the arateur company composed
of several young ladies and gen.
tlerlen gave performance for 5he
benefit of the Soeiedad Hidalgo. This
was the last performance of series
OF six, which were be.un last winter
but owing to the repairs in the opera
house had to be suspended.
E. A. Bruck, travelling representa-.
tive for Blake, Mo1tt IL Towne of Los
Angeles, California, was in Nogales
Monday. Mr.. Bruck is one of the
most popular travelling men on the
road and he represents the best paper
house on the Pacific coast. Anything
ordered from this house will come as
ordered and can be depended upon tc