The border vidette., 1898-11-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Martinez were married last Sunday.
 Cattle buyers will GO we'll to address Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex ico.
 Emile Olcovich of Los Angeles. brother of Albert, is visiting his friends in the border city.
 Philip Contzen has filled the office of county surveyor with ability and his re election is assured.
 G IS Smith as gone to Hermosillo where he expects to remain during the remainder of the year.
 The N. M. & A. railroad pay car ar fivel Tuesday, and--the clink Of gold made gIadsome anthem.
 Manager Naugle of the Sonora rail road. was in the city this week closing up important business matters.
 The members of the Athletic Club will entertain their friends with an i'm promptu dance tomorrow night.
 Sam w Finley will certainly be elected our next county tax assessor. Nogales will give him good vote.
 Will w. Rev, for the past year a popular conductor on the Sonora lead, resigned his position and gone east.
 F B Logan. of the Tucson Citizen, passed through NogaleS Tuesday ell route on pleasure tour 10 Sonora.
 JIG Phillips and N. ". Bernard will receive the entire democratic vote Of this county for supervisors. Both are good men.
 Chas Blenman, Jnan B. Elias, Chas. good men for the lower house of our legislature. They will make fist class officials
 Miss Sophie Levin, one of Tucson s charminI daughters. who has been the gu st of Mrs. H. K Chenoweth during sev .ral weeks, returned home last Sun day evening.
 Janrs Hlrrison, agent for Wells, Fargo & Go. ut Lnrdshurg. passed a few days in the city. Relief Agent C. A. during his absence.
 Sy veIfer W. Purcell, the young man who will serve the county during the next two years probate judge, is a fi:St-cnss mn and thoroughly compe- tent tn fill the off ,e.
 s, far a5 Uncle John R ,barts' elec- tion is concerned. it's all settled hu counting the vOteS-merely a question of n lj ,rity, in other words. We may as Ill congratulate him on his reelec- tion now.
 Andy WAinert of Phoenix, passed throu -h Nogales the other d:y en route home from Hermosillo where he sold to Governor Corral a black stallion to mrtch the one purchased by the gov ernor last spring.
 NImIre worthy man than Hon J F. Wi lson could the Democratic conven- tiOn have named to wear the mantle of Hon. Mark smith. Mir Wilson is com petent to represent the interests of Ari zonl at Washington.
 Nog people will do well when go ing to Tucson to visit the San Agustiu hotel. It is the old San Aeustin cathe lral cnnyerted into frst-c'aSs house. EeSSrs. Low & Brady are making 'he place grand success.
 John T. Hughes, the native born Arihonian who is candidate on the 'demOcratic ticket fer county school superintendent. should receive large vote for he is well fitted for the place and his yonng ambition will force him to give the office q splendid administra- tion.
 A. R. Franco has just returned from G1avmls where he contracted for daily supply of fresh fish and oysters. MT. Franco also visited Hermosillo and purchased the entire crop ot an orange orchard and will be able to sell and ship the same to all points in Arizona at very low prices. At.
 ''Divorciemonos" will be presented tonight in the opera house by the Buxens comedy company. The occ.- sion will be benefit in honor of Mrs. Arturo Ruxens. whose artistic rendition of the roles portrayed by her during She present engagement have won her many friends among Nogales theatre Eoers.
 Passengers on the south bound train had an unpleasant experience last Sat urday morning. At Agua Zarca the train was stopped on the main track be- cause of slight derangement of the machinery. While the engineer and Aremen wero working on the refractory of the train, and damaged the Pullman car. The crew of the light engine were 1 jpjared. Fhe passengers got nothing | 'W0rUo than friChk