The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-11-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Notarial work without cost at Har-

VIM. Rosenberg returned Tuesday
from trip to Sonora.
Earl Griswold is expected home in q
few days from Culiacan.
Mrs. Joe Thompson has moved into
the new Breen building upstairs.
Doctor Purdy has moved to the new
Breen building, up stairs.
If you have property to sell put it
in the hands of Harlow & Gowan. +
Send your orders for fresh fish, oys-
ters, ETC., to Franco Bros. Nogales,
Sonora.
Lewis Fleischer returned Monday
from a very successful business trip
through Sonora.
W. G. Greene, the San Pedro cattle
and mining man, was in Nogales the
first of the week.
Max Muller, banker of Juarez,
Mexico, was in Nogales the first of the
week on business.
Situation by competent
engineer and millman, who is capable
to put up mill machinery, etc. If =
Tuesday evening Miss Ada EKey
gave a dinner to ] B. Gordon and wife
in honor of the first anniversary of
their wedding.
Ramon Vasquez has commenced the
erection of six-room dwelling house
next to the NJ E. church. 1t will be
neat little cottage.
Mr. Bartlett, of the Legal Tender at
Tucson, was in Nogales Tuesday on
business and was much surprised to
find so large town here.
Fred G Hughes left Nogales for the
south Tuesday morning. No one seems
to know his destination, but it is sup
posed he will go to the Yaqui river
country.
P. B. Chisem returned Monday from
a trip through the east and went on
south to his home at Guaymas. Mr..
Chisem has considerable stock in the
Bonancita Mining company. II
Tuesday was Mexican decoration day
and though there was no public de-
monstration, many baskets loaded with
flowers were taken to the cemeteries
and strewn over the graves.
Louis Lulley left Wednesday night for
the Arkansas hot springs where he will
stop about a month. He will not go
any further east this year as he first
intended to because the weather is too
cold.
The Dos Naciones cigar factory this
week received big consignment of
Mexican tobacco from Vera Cruz and /
will now run full time The factory
has all the orders now it can fill for
several weeks.
WANTED.-A young man who is a |
competent bookkeeper-both quick and |
accurate. A handsome salary will be |
given to the right party. References
required. All correspondence must be
in writing. Address X, care V1DErTB
office. If
Now that the season is at hand you
will want TO know the best and cheap !
est market to purchase fresh fish, oys-
ters, turtle, etc. Franco Bros. in No
gales, Sonora, are now ready to supply /
you with everything in their line at !
most REASONABLE prices.
w. w. Houston and Mr.. Rogers of
Mesa City, Maricopa county. arrived in
Nogales last Sunday on their way to the |
Yaqui river country. They go down to
lOOl, into the far,OiDn raSOuroaS Of fl,a !
Rio Yaqui country but if good rich
placer claim falls over them they will !
take it in.
Joe Ford has jumped the fiat. We
the fiat, but we mean that he has filed
location on all the land lying along the !
fat north of Nogales. The land is |
claimed by the railroad company but
Joe questions their right to more than
fifty feet on each side of the track and |
has fled homestead on all land out
side of that distance within u certain
limit. If he makes it stick oe will soon
be a bloated land owner.
Last Saturday just after THE VIZ
LIE Z SAhAC OuO W . lGdIHOO GudG ~. d.
Griswold had been appointed post
master. THE VIDETTE heartily well
comes the, change. Mr.. Griswold
is a fair and competent man and will
make a first class officer His
successful management of the No
gales Wells Fargo Office proves him
to be thoroughly competent man and
l. i
ing to the public. THE ,XIDETTE con-
graduates Mr.. Griswold on4lis.a appoint
ment and wishes him ~ :. successful