The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.


this week.
Rosario Brena was down from Tue
son Sunday.
The X-Ray saloon is headquarte for
railroad men.
Rev. S. V. Dilley's private school is
being well attended.
w. 8. Smithswas, up from Guacomea
during the first of the week.
Fleischer & Varona's Dos Naciones
cigar factory is running full time.
Prof. Torres orchestra played some
fine music in the plaza Sunday night.
w. H. Randall and Mr.. Greerhart
went to Washington Camp Wednesday.
q. S. Custom Inspector r. H. Rey-
nolds came over from Lochiel Monday.
The stages between Nogales and Tue
son are doing a big business these days.
S. Y. Barclay, the Tucson livery
man, was in Nogales Sunday on bust
ness.
Prof Torres orchestra went to Altar
Tuesday to play three days engage
ment.
Mrs J. A. Gossart was quite i'll during
the first of the week but she is recover
ing now.
Send your orders for fresh fish, oys-
ters, ETC., to Franco Bros. Nogales,
Sonora.
Joe Pascholy went in by private con-
veyance to Tucson last Sunday to at
tend court.
OK. Franklin left for the east Tues
day morning, going by way of Tucson
on the stage
H. w. Brady and William Dunbar
have severed their connections with the
customs force.
Henry Katz of the New York Store,
had to return from the washout and did
not reach Tucson.
George w Wanless, the Hermosillo
ore buyer, has returned from trip TO
California and was at Nogales this
week.
Mrs DIR. Chenoweth went to Hermo-
sillo Tuesday and the doctor joined her
there later,in the week.
Ell. Griswold will soon move his
cyclery to Culiacan and will leave it in
charge of Ben. Goldsmith who is now
located there.
School will open Monday with Mr.. o.
Lewis of Ohio, as principal. Mr.. Lewis
is man of family and will bring his
family with him.
The grand. ball to be given by the
Junta Patriotica in honor of Mexican
independence will be held in the Mex
lean custom house.
There ought to be an ordinance
passed by the Nogales council forcing
noisy boys under fifteen years old to get
off the streets by O'Clock at night.
Walter Chenoweth came in Monday
night from Arizpe where he is running
an engine for A. Abbot at the Santa
Rosalia mine. He only stayed here a
few days.
Joseph Solsberg, nephew of Joe. Pas
choly, who has been keeping books for
his uncle for several months, returned
to his home at Santa Clara, California,
last Sunday to attend school.
J. 7. Roush, special inspector and
Dr. Adair, U. S. live stock sanitary
officer. went to the San Pedro Monday.
Mr.. Roush returned to Lochiel where
he will stay while Deputy Collector A
p. Behan attends court at Tucson.
Now that the season is at hand yor
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 suppl,
you with everything in their line a
most REASONABLE prices. i
FOR SALE:--A fine ranch twelve
miles square, twenty-five miles from
Nogales in Sonora. The ranch is vel
watered and has fruit and grazing land
a rare bargain. Apply to The VI
DETrE Office or to Sra. Carmen Elias d.
Aguirre, Nogales, Sonora. If
L. w. Jimmie, of the Montezum
restaurant has leased the building occu
pied by E. L. Griswold's cyclery an
will on the first of October open up
candy and fruit store in front and "a
oyster and ice cream parlor in the real
He will also serve short order meals
Jimmie is a rIstler and will do we'll in h;
new business. He will improve the plac
considerably before he moves in.