The border vidette., 1899-06-24
BRIEF ITEMS

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Monday.
Ed. c. Doll, an old time Arizona
tppo, has been in Nogales the past
week rustieating.
A carload of watermelons arrived
from Sonora Sunday and found ready
market at good prices.
Monday w. +. Stewart of Ell Paso,
Texas, arrived in the city. He register
ed at the Nogales house.
D. H. Beatty of Ortiz, Sonora, Mex,
was registered at the Noga;es House
tie forepart of the week.
The Benson baseball nine has con-
sented to visit Tucson on Sunday, June
25th. to play the return game with the
Tucson Grays.
The board of supervisors held an i'm
portant meeting i'll their chambers last
Tuesday All the members Of the
board we're present
Manager Pascholy of the Nogales
Water company is sparing neither time
nor money IN his efforts to give the
people of Nogales good service
Manager Varona, of Las Dos Naciones
Cigar company, after months bust
ness trip to Veracruz, Mexico, for his
big cigar factory, returned last Monday
night
Mrs. ". Bowman, wife of Agent Bow
man at Hermosillo, passed through
Nogales last Monday night en- route to
Texas, where she goes to visit relatives
and friends.
William Welcher arrived in Nogales
last Sunday morning from Coal City,
Indiana Mr.. Welcher has como TO
assume responsible position in Geo.
B. Marsh's big hardware store.
A. L. Bonsall. of Nogales, conductor
on the Sonora railroad, was in the city
Sunday. He was a guest at the San
Xavier. Later Mr.. Bonsall will take
an extended vacation, visiting the East
Star.
Jack Gates is enlarging his nice little
resort on Morley avenue opposite the
court house, and when the place is
completed and furnished Jack will
have one of the most pleasant recep-
tion rooms in Nogales.
John Junds and John Pomeroy, two
OF Nogales crack live bird shots, were
out pidgoon shooting last Sunday
They were so successful they gave up
the sport after two hours, having
secured all the game they cared tC
bring homo.
Col. VIM. Breckenridge, claim agent
for the Southern Pacific railroad, was
in Nogales last Monday. on business for
his popular road. Col. Breckenridge
expressed himself as greatly pleased
with Nogales, her people and delight
full climate.
The Nogales Athletic Club held their
regular meeting last Tuesday evening
in their club rooms. The attendance
was large and much interest was man
ifested by the members present. Ar
rangements were made to give a big
dance on the evening Of the Fourth OF
July
Tuesday evening carload of Sono-
ra oranges passed north enrouto to ST.
Joseph, Mo. Through an oversight
the Hermosillo shippers lost good ad-
vertisement. The side of the Car was
decorated with big sigu which read
california Oranges" The shipper at
Hermosillo overlooked bet.
The family of Captain L. w. Mix
after six months spent at their beautiful
winter home in Hermcsi!lO, returned
to their summer home at Nogales last
Monday. The captain accompanied
Mrs. Mix and the children hut re-
turned to the capital city on Wednes-
day mornings train to look after his
extensive interests.
"A carload of cacti is being loaded at
the S. F. p. 81 p. depot and will leave
tonight for Omaha, where with band
OF Indians it will be placed on extibi-
ton. No products of Arizora farms or
mines wero noticed alongside of the car
OF cacti and from indications it is far
TO presume that the cacti will have Al
lonely ride to the exposition.-Ilepu-
blican.
II. p. Shumaker of Philadelphia, was
overcome by heat on the sidewalk op-
posite the Commercial hotel yesterday
afternoon. He WAS taken to Il roorn in
the hotel where he was treated snd
was on the street in the evening. Il
was not case of sunstroke. Mr. Shu-
maker contracted fever in the Cuban
campaign which has left him delicate
Phoenix Republican.
Why doa't Mr.. Shumaker como to