The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-11-18
NEWS OF NOGALES.

| half price at the Red House
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
leo
Deputy Sheriff Al White, came down
from Crittenden last Monday on official
business.
Neumanu. the photographer, is do
ing some tail hustling these days and
is turning out some excellent work.
Heavy rain clouds prevented Noga-
les people from seeing the celestial
parade of meteors Tuesday night.
John Smith, one of Crittenden'5 s
most euterprising and substantial bust
ness zen. was visitor in the border
city Wednesday.
Henry Snow, trusted employe of
the Southern Pacific railroad, after
several weeks absence fom the city,
was seen on Morley avenue Wednes-
day looking well and hearty.
George Montague; superintendent of
maintenance of way of the n. NJ. q A,
and Sonora railways, was a delegate
grand lodge in Tucson this week.
J. Vandevort, the in1efatigabo con
tractor who never sleeps, is pushing
work on our new school house with
might and main and as result great
progress IS being made by the army of
men at work.
The big family reunion at The
Palace Tuesday evening was a brill
liant affair and nothing was overlooked
by the popular hosts-M Messrs. Conn s.
Wicks-that could in the sigh tost
degree add pleasure to the occasion.
During Col. Robert Williams absence
in the east, his big Montezuma hotel
has been under the management of Mr.
Whitesides who has left nothing un-
done that would in any way add to
the comfort and convenience of the
guests.
DR.. Manuel Iglesias, the we'll known
specialist whose fame has gone before
HIM, will leave IN the near future for
Tucson on q professional visit. The
doctor will make "things'' crawl in and
about the ''ancient and honorable
pueblo, - as they never crawled before.
M NJ Conn went to Tucson Wedues-
day morning to look after his large
business interests in the old pueblo.
1t is Mr.. Conn's intention to remove
his family to Nogales, where they will
in the future mako tn cir home. The
gentleman has great confidence in the
future Of Nogales and he will invest his
money here.
The Brickwood Bailding is assuming
magnificent proportions and will soon
be ready for occupancy; every citizen
of Nogales is justly proud of what is
destined 20 be one OF the most hand
some and substantial business blocks,
not only in NogaIes, but IL tho terri
tory. j. 7. Brickwood is deserving of
much praise for his enterprise in Civ
ing the town such a structure.
Mayor Overton's little bon fire Tues
day night, gotten up for tho benefit of
the fire laddies. was glowing SUCCESS,
the lads turning out to a man, none
our popular mayor to be
practical joker. The practice was
good one and goes to prove conclusively
that no matter how late the hour or how
great the distance, our fire lads can be
depended on to do their duty at all
times. Nogales has cause to feel proud
OF her volunteer fire department.
The Portland Oregonian says: Chi
nose Inspector Jossey, who was trans
ferred from Puget Sound to this dis
trict some time ago, has been trans
ferred to Nogales, little town in Ari-
zona, on the boundary between Mexico
and the United States. After Arizona
there is only one more place to be trans
fetred to. Mr.. JosseY has some un-
completed business on hand, and as
soon as this Is finished he will bid adieu
to the green fields and swelling floods
of Oregon and pr oceed to revel in Ari-
zona's balmy cline.
Sheriff Tom Brodric6 after a month
spent at America famous
health resort-Hot Springs, Arkansas,
- returned to NOgales last Monday
greatly benefited by his much needed
va cation. Sheriff Brodrick, reports
Uncle Bob'' Williams, proprietor OF
the popular Montezuma hotel, who has
been sojourning at the springs the past
SIX weeks, in excellent health and
spirits. The sheriff and Mr.. Williams
left Arkansas together, the former
coming directly home, while the latter
went to st Louis on a combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip. ,,Uncle Bob'
IS expected home any day.
New crop of nuts at. Catanich q
Sons.