The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-02-18
Chenswsth and the children, returned
from Hermosillo Thursday night.

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For tho month Of Dec. 1898. more
gold bullion was. imported int the
District of Arisona, than any other
Customs District of the United States.
Councilman ". F. Schesnmaker, will
leave for the east this evening On a
business trip. He expects to be ab-
sent frsm the city about two months.
Hon. H. K Chensweth, U. S. Col
lector of customs, went to Benson last
night to meet the visiting legislators.
many of whom are personal friends of
his.
E. ]. Connors, foreman of sect ion
Noe, N. II. d A. K r. who was ia
jured ten days ago, being run over by
hand car, will resume work next
Monday.
Charles Beck's butcher shop was
broken into last Friday night and
about $40 taken from the money
drawer. The thieves have not been
caught.
Manuel Rfascarenas, Jr., accom-
panied by his wife. went to Hermo-
siIlo the forepart of the week to wit
ness the closing days of the grand
carnival.
Mr.. w. S. Culaback returned from
his eastern trip on this mornings
train. He was accompanied by bad
cold which he picked up about Lake
Michigan; otherwise he does not look
the worse for wear.
Hon. Geo. w. P. Hunt, the ella
county stateman, is in our city, a mem
Der of the legislative visiting COM
mittee. Mr.. Huntha host friends
in the Border City who are always
glad to welcome him.
District Attorney Cooper came over
from Tucson last Tuesday on professio-
nal business. Mr.. Cooper is one of
Pima's most popular officials, being
possessed of the faculty of making
friends wherever he goes.
An illustrated lecture on "Woman
and her Lord" will be given at the
Congregational church Sunday even-
ing The woman question will be
fully illustrated and discussed from
the point of view of Christianity.
The Nogales Athletic Light Comp
any have received, two large dinamos
from New York, which will be placed
IN position at once. This increased
power will give Nogaies one of the best
electric light plants in the territory.
The Red House was robbed short
time ago of some fine blankets, but
there are others left which are just
as good and you can buy them at New
York prices. The freight you get as
''pilon." You can't afford to be cold
when the Red House is in town.
Every resident of our little city is
justly proud of the opportunity of en-
tertaining the territory's lawmakers
and each and every one will do in
his or her power to make their visit
pleasant one. Our people have way
of doing things that cannot fail to
please.
MIR. Harry 3. Layton, the bright
newspaper man, who spent couple of
weeks in Nogales three months ago, is
now in Los Angeles, California. Mr..
Layton is first-class newspaper man
and is competent to hold down any
old ''sit" We wish Harry luck in
wherever he may cast his lines.
E. H. Webster, the we'll known
mining man, who has been in the
employ of the Grand Central Mining
company at L. Colorado, Sonora, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
April LIST. This step was made neces-
sary by continued i'll health. Mr.
Webster's numerous friends in Sonora
will regret his departure from
amongst them and hope he may
speedily return fully recovered.
Engineer Andy Llnder, is confaed
to his room as result of injuries re-
ceived from fall last Wednesday near
Torres. Mr. Linder was running by
the side of his engine while it was NOV
ing and fell into culvert which un-