The border vidette., 1897-08-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.


J. NJ Durnal has moved to the Jack
Fitzgerald house.
Artistic job work speciality at this
office.
The hills around Nogales are pretty
and green since the rains.
Fancy toilet soap at the Line City
Store.
w. S. Sparks, the Montana cattle
man, was in town Sunday on business.
Paper napkins at the Line City Store
at Is cents hundred.
Mrs. Imhoff came up from La Colo
rada last Monday night.
If you want good shoe send to
Harry Drachman Shoe Co. Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Aguirre are
boarding at Conductor Will Broderick' s
home.
Adolph Cole left for the Yaqui gold
fields Tuesday to be gone several
months.
Henry Snow will leave for California
on September l, for few weeks outing
on the coast.
Ben Maddix, an old time Arizona
mason, is here from Tucson working on
the new engine house.
Alfredo Villasenor, Jr., came up from
Hermosillo last Friday and will remain
in town for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs of Clifton, Ari-
zona, are in Nogales visiting their
daughter, Mrs. J NJ. Durnal.
Madame v. Garony, sister of Mrs.
Chazet, came last Saturday from France
to reside with her sister in Nogales.
Billy Davidson and G. w. Graham of
Globe are in Nogales fitting up for an
extended trip to the Yaqui country
Jim Crowley, manager of the Chiri-
cahua Cattle Co. went to Sonora Mon
day after drove of cattle for his COM
pany.
The Nogales Athletic Club has de-
cided to have their opening ball the
first Friday in September at the new
hall.
There will be a lively time in our
sister town of Nogales tomorrow.
There will be city election with three
tickets in the field.
Auacleto Varona, of the Dos Naciones
cigar factory, left Monday for the City
of Mexico, to purchase tobacco for the
factory at Nogales.
Chinese Inspector Charles Mehan
leaves today for Las Cruces to attend
the trial of smuggled Cinnamon cap
tured by himself.-El Paso Times.
Capt. L. w. Mix left Sunday night
for a visit of two months to Europe.
He will go to London. Paris and to
Switzerland before returning. He goes
on mining business.
Anacleto Varona, of the Dos Nacio-
nes cigar factory, who went to Mexico
last Monday night will bring back with
him fifteen men and fifteen women cigar
makers to work in the Nogales factory.
Dr. H. w. Purdy was out and down
town on crutches Monday, the first time
since he had his leg broken. The
doctors many friends congratulated him
on being out. He looks well though
he has lost over forty pounds in weight.
Mrs Frank ]. Vaughan and her chill
dren came up from La Colorado Mon
day and went on to Ell Paso, Texas.
Tuesday where she will visit few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Mehan. Mrs. Vaughan will send her
Oldest daughter to New York to go to
school
Andrew Miller, photographer; VIM.
Akers, merchant; and Andy Bartlett,
of Globe, Arizona, are fitting out in
Nogales this week to go to the Yaqui
river gold fields. If the gentlemen
make favorable report the situa-
tion down there many other Globe
miners and prospectors will go to that
region.
w. E. Pomeroy and partners left
Tuesday for the Ajo mountains and the
Rio Yaqui country. They went by
stage to the Mexicana and expect to
buy burros there for their outfit. There
is considerable excitement about these
districts now and the first in there will
get the best locations. A number of
people pass Nogales every week bound
for the Yaqui river gold fields.
Gerald Campbell, the eleven months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hogan,
died Sunday morning and was buried
that evening at o'clock from the fam
iIy residence on Avery avenue. The
little one had been aiIing for five weeks
and everything that medical skill and
motherlv nursing was done to save him
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan extend their SYM
pathies to the bereaved parents.