The border vidette., 1899-08-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Mexican soldiers are making tht
Yaquis hard to catch.
Frank Evans of Los Angeles, is at
the Montezuma hotel.
Mark Lulley,. manager of the Mark
Lulley mine, is in tho city.
=. w. H. Randall, the mining man,
has been quite ill this week.
4. E. Hunt, commercial agent for
the S. P. was in the city yesterday.
The Chenoweth ball in the Odd
Fellows hall tonig ht will be the most
elegant ever held in the line city.
The people of Nogales are in no
danger from the Yaqui Indians. All
reports sent out to the contrary are
canards and have no fundation what
ever.
Art squares, rugs, hassocks, mats
and over sixty different patterns of
carpets; from cheapest ingrains to
finest velvets, at Stambaugh's furni-
ture store. tt
Mrs. Henry Levin, arrived in No
gales this morning from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin will take NY their
residence in Robt. EKey's house on
<.Nob hill"
Mrs. Brown, proprietress of the
ice cream parlor, desires to notify the
people of Nogales that she will be
pleased to deliver ice cream to any
part of the city on short notice.
Supervisor A. L. Peck went out to
his ranch on the Santa Cruz the fore
part of the week to see the grass and
calves grow. Mr.. Peck says the COM
ing crop Of calves is going to be i'm
mense.
Arthur J. Edwards of the law firm
of Kibbey & Edwards, arrived in the
city this morning. This is his
first visit to Nogales and Judge Ed
wards was agreeably surprised to find
such an active little city.
John Mcclure, was in from the Co
bre Grande Copper mine this week.
He reports things booming out there
and says several of the big freight
teams are coming to Nogales to re-
ceive supplies from this point.
Judge Davis has rendered decision
in the Main case in favor of Mrs
Francis Main. 1t Is understood Mr..
Main will take an appeal. This was
an action brought by Mr.. Main to
create certain property held by Mrs.
Main, communitive.
In another column will be found |
the lad" of the Palace, which has
been purchased from Mr.. Brock by |
Msssrs. nj. M. Conn and Tom Wicks.
The present "Palace" is The Palace of |
old only In name and location. The
Palace has been thoroughly renovated,
enlarged and beauti6ed.
VIM. Green, one of the best known
mining mon in Arizona, who is heavi-
iy interested in the big Cobrs Grande
mining company in Sonora, was in
Nogales several days this week OH
business It is rum ered that Mr.. |
Green's visit to NogaIes augaes we'll
for the border city as a supply point.
Mr.. Jack McNAughton, special staff
for the Chicago Record |
passed south this morning en- 70 ute to |
the Yaqui river, where he will tax Q
part in the suppression of the Indians
on behalf of his Chicago paper. Be-
side being good writer Mr.. Nc
Eaughton is a first class pen artist and |
the articles furnished by him will be
we'll worth reading.
Editor A S. Mills of the Phoenix
Daily Enterprise came down from the
capital city Thursday morning to look
after the interests of his excellent
paper here. Mr. Mills is first-class
newspaper man and he is rapidly
placing the Enterprise in the front
rank of Arizona's daily papers. Alvin
S. Mills is one of the best fellows in |
the world and The VIDETTE is glad to
see him prosper. He will attend the |
grand ball given tonight in honor of
Collector of Customs Cbapowatb in