The border vidette., 1898-09-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.


but is out again.
Joe Wise got water bound in town
Monday when he came down from Gala
basas.
Miss Emily Hill of Calabasas, is visit
ing in Nogales, the guest of Mrs. j. L.
Hathaway.
Hats of every description at Fleischer
Brothers. They are headquarters for
fine hats.
Chas. Holler, Jr., has gone to Benson
to take charge of the branch Western
Union Office there.
DIR. A. II. Noon returned from Orc
Blanco Saturday night where he was
for several days on business.
P. j. Zeimet has let contract to Ed.
Burton to build him brick cottage on
his lot facing Avery avenue.
The hardest rain of the season fell
last Monday afternoon. The arroyo
running through town was bank full.
Col. w. P. Harlow returned Sunday
from Tucson where he went on political
business. He rode the Elk while there
Grass in the Orc Blanco country was
very short but the late rains have
helped it and now cattle are getting
fat
Work has been commenced on the
Orc mine at Orc Blanco, and will be
pushed actively and the mill started in
due season.
FILL fol HI in ha
Angeles Herald one day ahead of the
San Francisco papers Agency at the
Line City Store.
The Franco-Americau Company at
Orc Banco are pushing work as usual
and the mine is producing regularly
high grade ore.
They are sinking on the main shaft
of the Tres Amigos mine at Orc Blanco
and the ore is getting richer as devel-
opment proceeds.
Mrs. w. b. Bowman and son returned
from California where they had spent
the summer, and W. BIS face has
shortened about foot
Mrs. w. N. Cummings and son
Willie, returned from the coast last Sat
urday morning. Mrs. Cummings is
much improved in health.
Mrs. Chas. Dubois is up from Her.
mosillo and will remain in Nogales till
cold weather sets in. She has rooms
at Mrs. England's on Sonoita avenue.
There will probably be large num-
ber of Mexican cattle come out by way
of Nogales now that the Bisbee port is
closed and wont be open till about the
18th of November.
A three-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ignacio McManus died Friday morning
after an illness of fifteen days. THE
VIDErTE joins the many friends of the
family in extending sympathy
Frank Evans, representing the NAM
moth wholesale house of l.. Zecken-
dorf & Co. of Tucson, was in the city
last Saturday interviewing our grocery
merchants in the interest of his popular
firm.
Arthur Crepin was in Nogales Tues
day from Crittenden. His sister and
the Misses Martin of Tucson, started
with him but on account of bad weather
had to return. He came down horse
back.
Pat Hannah, foreman of Las Anna
rillas mill at La Colorado, Sonora, re-
turned home Sunday morning. Mr..
Hannah purchased two choice lots and
will soon let contract for a neat dwell
ling on them.
Judge D. j Cummings was in again
Friday from his Palo Parade ranch with
big load of melons. He has the finest
melons ever brought to Nogales and
also the largest. The Judge has
splendid ranch and is getting it in
high state of cultivation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pascholy, and
their sister, Miss Genevie Hayes, left
on Friday nights train, the two former
to San Francisco and the later to Tue
son to attend school, Mrs Pascholy
expects to visit on the coast for some
time but Mr.. Pascholy will return in a
few weeks.
w. H. Stilwell who has been appoint
ed a paymaster in the army, and is now
in Los Angeles route to the Philip
pines, was formerly district judge and
occupied the bench now presided over
by Judge Davis. He was appointed
by President Garfield but was fred by
President Arthur. He afterwards set
tied in Tombstone and later moved to
Phoenix. He was resident of the
latter place at the time of his appoint
ment.
News was received in this city TODAY
that MIR; I: H: Hay, known among his