The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-08-05

Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
CO.
Ashley, the matchmaker, has full
line of spectacles and nose glasses at
the Sonora News Co.
Mr.. Tom Harris, wa9 passenger on
Wednesday morning S south bound train
for Minas Prietas, Sonora, on business.
Charles r emstedt, representing Muller
Brothers, Ell Paso, Texas, and Cuidad
Juarez, Mexico, was in Nogales Sunday
and Monday.
Chas. Taylor, the assayer, left last
Wednesday morning for Sinaloa, Mex
leo, on mining business. Mr.. Taylor
expects to be absent from the city about
thirty days.
Probate Judge Williams, during the
short time that our Santa Cruz county
has been organized, has issued nine
teen marriage licenses. Pretty good
showing for the infant county of the
territory.
U. S. Deputy Collector Welsh, locat
ed at Bisbee accompanied by Mrs.
Welsh, arrived in the city Tuesday morn
ing to be in attendance at the Cheno-
weth reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh.
are stopping at the Montezuma hotel.
Mr.. Steve Cummings, the tonsorial
artist who occupies part OF the VI
DETTE building, went out to Proto
Bros, big ranch the fore part of the
week on a watermellon prospecting
tour. He reports having struck it rich.
O. H. Moore was brought to Nogales
Wednesday morning from Washington
Camp by Deputy Sheriff White, having
been committed to the county jail by
Justice of the Peace John Smith, for
forty days on a charge of obtaining
money and goods under false pre-
tense.
A. F. Paroles has established a stage
line between Nogales and Cananeas,
and is doing good business. The
stage leaves Nogales, Sonora, every
Thursday morning, but Mr.. Paredes is
making arrangements to put on another
line, thus making two stages out and
two into Nogales every week.
Mr. Guy Powell, chief assayer for
the Creston, Colorado mining company
at Minas Prietas, Sonora, passed south
last Monday from the coast, where he
went month ago with his family for
recreation. Mr.. Powell reports having
had a pleasant outing and returns to
his post greatly benefited in health.
Mrs. Powell, and the little one remain
ed in California where they will spend
the heated season.
Captain J. D. Milton, and Ferd X iel,
of Wells-Fargo Company after two
months spent in tho mountains on a
prospecting and pleasure trip, returned
to Nogales last Sunday. Both the Cap
tain and Fred looked as though they
had been well treated. The gentlemen
were given warm reception in Noga
les, where they have host of friends
who are glad to have them back. Ferd
has not been in to see us about that re-
ported bear fight published in THE vi.
DETTE some time ago. We expect him
however, and when he docs come we
will take pleasure III giving the gentle
man s side of the story.
Last Sunday morning l.. B. Fleis-
cher, travelling representative and Sc
cretary of Las Dos Nacioncs Cigar com
pany returned from Il town of Caifor-
MIA New Mexico and Arizona, in the in
terest of his big tobacco factory. Mr..
alo- hor
mense business and says his "Celestia-
les, - ''RegalIa del Comercio, - "Impe-
riales,'' 'Regalia Varona, and many
other of the popular brands, all of which
are made of imported Vera Cruz, San
Andres Tuxtla and Vale Nacional to-
bacco from Mexico, arc gaining popular
ity every day. The big force at the
factory will have to work extra time
now in order to turn out the new bust
moss brought in by Mr.. Fieischer.