The border vidette., 1899-05-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Go to the Sonora News Company !
aOr all kinds of legal blacks.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
ico
F. 81. King, the Tucson commission
merchant was an arrival on this
morn,n s's train on mining business.
We are sorry to announce the death
Of Tom Cleveland's little hoy baby,
and extend our heart felt sympathy
70 Tom in his hour of sorrow.
Harry Peltou. has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk of tho "Palace" and an
nounoes his intention of resuming his
old business of painter and paper
hanger.
Sol Levi, that we'll KIN own salesman
Of wet and extra dry goods came in
on this mornings train and Is busy
interviewing our liquor dealers in the
interest of his house.
Major Fred Herrera, Santa Cruz
coauty's efficient treasurer, was
amsng NOgalos' visitors to the old
pueblo the forepArt of the week. He
reports Tucson fiourishing.
Walter Chenoweth, who for the
past FIVE months has been employees
on the N. NJ. & A. railway, returned
to the city the forePIrt 0: the week
and has been busy shaking hands with
his many friends.
Manager Naugle went north Friday
en- a tour of inspection. Never III the
history of tho road has 50 much re-
pair ing and new work been done rs
duriAg the past six months. Much
good has bean accomplished and
Manager Nsugle can we'll feel proud
of the result.
Hello! Hello! Is this the Red
House} Yes, what can we do for
ysu3 Have. you any of those fine
ladies' shoes No. 4, "A"7 Yes, and
we are selling all our shoes Mt prices
you can not duplicate in ths east. We
pay the freight. Our Mr. Vasquez
does all the buying and our shoes Sell
them selves.
The account published in the Ga
zette recently regarding the discovery
of the lost Tumacacori iRins appears
to be verified. the party making the
discovery, Mr.. w. IL. Randall, is on
the ground with force of zen clear
ing out the old shafts and believes
that he will find the rich ore that ts.e
famous old Tumacscori mine was cele-
krRtea for Citizen.
@. 7. Dunavan, tho we'll known
Warrington Camp mining mIn, spent
several days in Nogales last woek OIL
important business. Mr.. Ddnavan
reports the camp in aourisAing cali
dition, and has every confidence IN
the future of the camp in which lie is
Interested. He told VIDE Tx man
chat hs expected to make a turn in
the near future whsreby he would
4ura pretty penny. The gentieAan
Is well and f@vorably known here in
Nossles where he has many friends
who wouli be pleased to learn that ha
had struck ''pay-dirt." Mon like
Dunsvan, who have staye1 with a
proposition when there WAC not mucl.
in sight, are entitled to-suc;so.l.
Agent P. J. Zeimet, that AROUND
good fellow and ex. client railroad
man, who knows more international
law than most lawyers, (which by the
way stands him in good stead in the
dual position he occupies OIL the boG
dsr) will leave about June 9Th on an
extended tour of all the principal
places OF interest in tho east ana
northwest. Mrs. Zuimet Will &C en-
pRAy her husband and they will travel
about six Thousand miles devo.iug
1wo months to the trip. MIR. Zsimet's
position as agent of the <. II. d "A,
end SonorA railways at thi. point is
considered one of the most lespausib
Of its kind, and during the past II
years he has worked hard aid faith
fully and is veil deserving of n thdsh
needed vacation. We wish Mr.. aGd
Nh. ZeiEnet q pleasant iour,.sX lss,,ilIilI