The border vidette., 1898-08-11

pleCeU.
Miss Lulu Sykes was in town from
Calabasas Saturday.
F. A. Stevens has beer appointed
postmaster at Duquesne.
Joe Wise. the Calabasas cattle king.
was in Nogales Saturday.
J. C. Glissan. of Duquesne, was in
town on business Monday.
The hills around Nogales are beauti-
fully green since the rains.
J. A Straith went to Oco Blanco
Monday on mining business
Mrs s. J. Duckworth is quite i'll from
the effects of a scorpion bite.
The exterior of w F. Overton'
handsome cottage is about completed
Col Harlow is having a neat paling
fence built around his house on Mob
hill.
Jack Parks and Fannie Good were
married at Crittenden last Wednesday
night.
Big loads of watermelons have been
brought in from the Santa Cruz near
town lately.
Mr.. Aniceto Ramirez, proprietor of
Ell Correo de Sonora, was in town Mon
day ON business.
Albert Behan. deputy, collector of
customs at Lochiel, was over Thursday
with a smuggler-
Mrs. Frank Cox was in Tucson Satur-
day making arrangements to close out
her millinery store.
Mayor Ignacio Bonillas of Nogales,
Sonora, is back from a business trip to
the Moctezuma district.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, District of Sa-
huaripa, Sonora, Mexico. If.
Steve Aguirre left Tuesday night for
California to meet his family. He will
return with them in about a week
A vegetable wagon from Proto Bros.
Santa Cruz ranch delivers fine fresh
vegetables in Nogales every morning at
reasonable rates.
1t is not a question of whether a man
can afford to carry life insurance, it is
simply a question of whether he can
afford to be without it.
Last Sundays Examiner has touch
ing story by Mrs. Pauline O'Neill about
the departure of her husband, the gal
liant Buckley for the front.
Any one wanting one of those match
less accumulation policies of the New
York Life Insurance Company can ap-
ply to the special agent Frank NJ King.
A social dance and farewell party was
given Sunday night at the Nogales
Athletic Club to Mrs. H. K. Chenoweth
before her departure to California on u
visit.
The Dos Naciones Cigar Co. are run
ming a full force of cigar makers now.
A big consignment of tobacco arrived
for the company Saturday from Vera
cruz, Mexico.
The pipe line of the Nogales Water
Co has been broken for several days
but they expect ooon to have it in re-
pair so that the residents on the hill
can get water.
J. d. Milton says that when he heard
the shooting and saw "Broncho Bill"
the fish ceased to bite though they had
just been ravenously hungry a few
minutes before.
Capt. l.. w. Mix is tearing down the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Overton on International
street, to clear the strip in accordance
with governmental orders.
Tho c.onoro Noro,,araia1 Conooon,,
under the management of that genial
young man, Manuel Mascaref1as, Jr. is
doing a splendid business. Mr. Mas
carefias is proving himself to be first
class business man.
The wind storm Sunday night blew
the iron roof off the old pump house
near the U. S. custom house and scat
tered iron and timber all over the side
of the mill. The rain came down in
sheets for short time
Col. r. D. George returned Tuesday
morning from Hudson hot springs. N
NJ, where he went to try the springs
for rheumatism. While he was bene-
fitted he was not cured and will soon
leave for California where Col. Rov got
cured
Col. VIM. Roy, the senior member of
the firm of Roy & Titcomb, returned
Saturday from four months trip to
various points on the coast. The
colonel looks fat and healthy and we
are glad to note his improv ement in
health.