The border vidette., 1898-08-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Dr. A 81. Noon went to Orc Blanco
Sunday.
Mark W. Wanless was up from Her
nosillo Sunday.
Miss Ida Temple of Benson, is visit
ing Mrs, A. T. Bird.
The Odd Fellows are building brick
addition to the hall.
John Malouey and ]. G. Snebly went
to Orc Blanco Sunday.
Captain L. W. Mix went to Hermo-
sillo Tuesday morning.
Albert Olcovich returned Saturday
from trip to California.
Manuel Escalada returned last Friday
from business trip through Sonora.
A. B. Gibson, the Sonora mining man,
was in town from Santa Ana Sunday.
Rafael Camou of Guaymas, was
visitor in Nogales Monday on business.
Hats of every description at Fleischer
Brothers. They are headquarters for
fine hats.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, District of Sa-
huaripa, Sonora, Mexico. If.
Pat Hannah and family came up from
La Colorado last Saturday. Mr.. Han
nan is foreman of the Amarillas mill
Mr.. and Mrs. A. May will reside in
Hermosillo as soon as Mr.. B. Schwab
arrives to take charge of the Nogales
store.
L. w. Jimmie has moved into the
Mix block next to the drug store and
now has one of the neatest stores in
Arizona.
n. II. Logan, superintendent and
general manager of the Yaqui River
Canal Company of Sonora, is now in
New York.
A full telegraphic report in the Los
Angeles Herald one day ahead of the
San Francisco papers Agency at the
Line City Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass are in
Nogales to reside permanently as Mr..
Douglass has resigned as conductor of
the Bisbee road. -:-s1
The heavy rains of the last few days
will start the grass up again and insure
a splendid fall range in southern Ari-
zona and Sonora.
@. II. Pelton is busy painting and
papering Mr.. I. Bonilla's house across
the line. This will be the finest house
IN town when completed.
Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Chatham, who has been sick for three
weeks with typhoid fever is improving
and will soon be out again.
If you want the latest war news sub
scribe for the Los Angeles Herald, the
only free silver daily that reaches No
gales ahead of the Examiner.
Col. w. P. Harlow has added an
other big room to his Office and has it
elegantly furnished. The colonel has
now the finest Office in Arizona.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerard May of Hermosillo, after
visiting few days in Nogales, left for
Paris, France, to remain several months
E. Luketich of Hermosillo, was in
town Sunday on business. Mr.. Luketich
is buying up the Sonora orange crops
for the present season and has secured
several orchards.
C. d. Hitchcock, brother of ''BilIy'
Hitchcock, arrived last Saturday from
San Francisco to visit his brother. He
will remain here some time The boys
had not met for six years. .
While there has not been a great
amount of rain Immediately around No
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tie ranges have received an abundance
and cattle are in good condition.
Friday evening Miss Titcomb, sister
of Mr.. Ed. Titcomb, left for the coast
an her way back to Boston. Mr.. Tit
comb accompanied her as far as Tucson.
The young lady had a delightful visit
an Nogales.
Las Dos Naciones Cigar Co. will soon
commence the erection of factory
building on the Jones lot on north
Morley avenue recently purchased by
the company. This company under
the management of VIM. Schuckmann
is forging to the front and is credit to
Pima county.
Before Santiago, Chaplain Brown of
Arizona, was seen to seize the carbine
of wounded trooper, as the fight be-
gan to grow fierce, and work his way
to the front of the fighting line. Colonel
Roosevelt demonstrated: According
to tho articles of war, chaplain" he
said, 'you are not allowed to handle
firearms ''-- the articles Of WARP
came the quick response. Heres
where I'm needed now" And there he
stayed.-S. F. Chronicle.