The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-01-20

on this list In Arizona ana IeelS Justly
proud of the distinction.
Fred. N. Welsh, the tailor and
cleaner, has an ad in this issue OF TIE
VIDETTE and we recommend him as a
first-clas workman His work is
good and his prices reasonable. He
not only cleans gcntlemens' clothing
I but he cleans and mends ladies' cloth
ing in first class style.
Mrs. J. A Gowan and her son
Arthur, arrived from California Mon
day morning and will remain during
the vacation of Master Arthur Mr.
Gowan wears broader smile these
adys in consequence of the arrival of
his family. Mrs. Gowan has many
friends in Nogales who welcome her
back again.
J.dge Edward Vanderlip was down
from Crittenden yesterday and reports
that there will be sale of personal
property of the Rollins Smelling Co.
at Rollins Monday. The company has
had bad luck and several execution
have been levied against the property.
We hope the difficulties will soon be
settled and the company will go ahead
with the work.
MIR. J. F. Darnell has taken his
Office of U. S. Consul at Nogales, So
nora, and is giving the Office Il thorough
overhauling Mr. Darnell is a good
man and a representative citizen of
whom the Americans need not be
ashamed. The VIDETTE congratulates
the people in having such a man to rep
resent them in our sister state and we
wish him a successful administration
of his new Office.
W. j. N. McCurdy, an attorney at
law from Sacramento, has become as
ISOLATED with the firm of Harlow Il
Gowan. Mr.. McCurdy commenced
the study of law in Col. Harlow's office
in Sacramento and has been admitted
to the bar III California. He is
bright and promising young man and
ought to do well III Arizona. He is
with good people and il he stays with
them he will wear diamons. We vel
come the gentleman to the Line City.
r. c. Lowell, the concrete sidewalk
man, will pat i'll cement sidewalk
around the munici pal building in No
gales, Sonora, soon. He Will also lay
a cement floor IN the new Proto build
ing across the line. Sunday Mr..
Lowell will leave for Hermosillo where
he will arrange to lay sample block
Of sidewalk and cutters If that proves
satisfactory, the principal streets of
Hermosillo will be laid with cement
sidewalks.
J. F. Finn started home last Mon
day night and was met en- the side
walk opposite the Oasis Office by a
couple cf thugs who knocked him down
and attempted to rob him but owing
to his great strength and activity t:le
fellows we're stood off and did not sue
coed in getting any money though they
est Mr.. Films head quite severely
with the club they used. The next
day two tramps were arrested but they
could not be identified and were re-
leased.
J. A. Straith has been busy this
week renovating his office and putting
in cement beds for his furnaces. The
Office is now IN better shape than ever
and Mr.. Straith is better prepared to
turn out the large amount of work he
has coming in continually. a large
amount of the assaying that formerly
here by this company as they are pre-
pared with the latest improved ap.
paratus and methods to handle any
assaying that can be done in any other
country.
''Men of Nogales and some reasons
why they do not attend church more"
will be the subject of a symposium ut
the Congregational church Sunday
evening. The pastor has interviewed
many different men on the subject and
will give the public the benefit of the
varied and interesting opinions ex-
pressed. Rev. Hcald says the men
have been very frank and ready to
I'VE him their views and he is pre-