The herald., 1897-06-13

citizens ought to be pretty we'll satisfied.
The most amicable relations exist be-
tween the residents OF the dual city. The
MeXicans preserve with great pride
their peculiar customs and Institutions
the fiesta. the fan6argo and the military
pomp. The Americans have local mil
itia company, of which First Lieut..
Richard Fleischer is the most dashing
officer They fraternize from both sides
cf the line and literally patronize each
others sports and pastimes. Lieut..
Fleischer IS a typical business man of the
American side, conducting great
clothing house in connection with his
brother ard running big cigar factory
as well.
One of the latest enterprises of Amer
lean NCgales is the late completion of
$40, 900 resort for invalids, called the In
ternational Sanitarium. and under the
skillful and experienced management of
DR.. w. T. Chenowith, associated with
Dr. Wells. 1t contains ample rooms,
luxuriously and conveniently furnished
and equipped. The brick walls of the
big sanitarium are of double thickness,
to keep out heat and cold alike. Veran-
das surround the STRUCTURE, which is 10
Gated in the best part of the city for view
and general advantages. IT is popular
institution. Everybody ir Nogales OWLS
more orless stock in the corporation that
took hold of the project. The institution
is already partly filled, and will be
promptly enlarged as patronage de-
maids. In Southern Arizona such
resort is unique. There is not place
fit TO stay in as sanitarium at Tucson,
and only at Oracle. where Mrs. Meals
splendid hotel is located, cam any such
accommodations be had, and that is
more than 100 miles north.
American Nogales furnishes electric
lights to both sides of the line. Roy &
Titcomb operate the light plant, deal in
miners supplies, and represent dozen
important agencies for powder works,
iron works and fire-clay works. They
intended to have the water works evil
IDENTIFY also, by the name of one
of their corporations, but in that they
miscalculated. The newly appointed col
lector of customs, Cherowith, owns and
operates the water plant The American
town has two lively newspapers-the
Border Vidette, owned ard edited by
Frank M. King, also news dealer and
lOCdl ;tSEIl lOI Lie lLOS ALB SHCS 4lSlolu
and other periodicals; and the Oasis, also
lively and able.
Joseph Pascholy, pretty we'll known in
the western business world as Tomb
stone merchant for eight years, is here
and associated in banking and general
mercantile operations with J. S. Taylor.
Joe longs for a big residence in Los An
geles some day and a big income from
boarded thousands, aid he is likely to
crafty that ambition soon.
]. B. Mix, celebrated as the first Mayor
CT American Nogales and who held that
office eight years Is large real estate
owner here and manager of the chief
drug store. He is one of the most wide
awake business men in the locality and
is prominent in fraternal circles as ali
Odd Fellow, K. of P. and Workman
During his long residence here Ncgales
has steadily grown and continually
prospered.
Old CaliforNans of the days of '52 an6
| SO will remember Theodore Gebler, who
; came to the coast in 1852 and figured as
chief executive of the famous vigilantes
who gathered Cory, Hetherton, Bliss
and many other early day desperadoes
| III anu strung tHeHl up. wen, MI. 1eD-
Ter later on was in business for 20 years
in San Jose. And now he is one Of the
most successful business men in No
gales, where he has a big hardware
and tinware house. He used to be q
member of the San Jose city council, IL
member of the city council here and
during his long career in business never
failed to pay bill 100 cents on the dol.
lar. Though well along in years, Of
course, MIR. Gebler is vigorous, ever
robust. His recollections Of past Call
fornia days would thrill the most cal.
lous.
One Of the iron monuments marking
the line between occupies niche in thu
south side of T. j. Brockwood's resort
which is built exactly upon the lint
upon the American side. His place is {
kind of Mecca for visitors. Just outsid;
his place, over the line few inches, HI
sells Mexicans cigars at Mexican prices