The border vidette., 1899-08-12
BREIF ITEMS.
Perkins has all kinds of California
fresh vegetables.

Jesse r. Grant went south to his
mine in Sonora last Saturday morning.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
CO.
Water, water everywhere, to the
great delight of the rancher and cattle
man.
The little child of Joe Endemafo, /,
the popular restaurant man, was quite
ill this week, but is we'll now.
Sol Levy came down from Tucson
Monday on business. He went back to
the old pueblo Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Maloney, the Orc Blanco
mine operator, came in from his pro-
perty the forepart of the week on busi-
ness.
Major Moore came up from his So
nora mine the forepart of this week
and is registered at the Montezu ma
hotel.
Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, who went
south to report the Yaqui trouble for
the Globe Democrat returned to Noga-
les last Sunday on the late train.
After a pleasant visit i'll Nogales,
where he has host of warm friends,
Fred Heyne returned to his Rucker
Canon ranch the forepart of the week.
A. NJ. Conard, manager of the Noga-
les Bottling Works, is busy these days
disposing of car of bran new Lemp's
beer Just received from st. Louis.
The recent heavy rains have been
beneficial to Nogales in that the high
water has cleaned the town arroyo and
removed the trash thrown there since
the last heavy rain.
Moreno Brothers, the grocerymen,
are making preparations to add
liquor department to their already big
wholesale and retail establishment
The Moreno boys are hustlers, and Will
succeed in any business undertaking.
The new fence built this week by
order of the city dads around our city
park has greatly improved that pleas
ant place and made it a popular resting
place for the public who go there to
park by Robert Williams, of the Mon
tezuma.
Mr.. e. o. Franklin, the min ing man,
came in from Washington Camp Sun
day and spent several days in the city
on business. Mr. Franklin says the
big district out there is booming, the
mill at Pride of the West is being
pushed to completion and things
generally arc looking up.
In this issue we publish the articles
of incorporation of the Nogales Mining
company, the incorporators being Jesse
r. Grant, II. K. Chenoweth and AL
fred Hampton, all residents OF Nogales.
The nature of the business proposed to
be transacted, is purchasing or leasing
mines and mining properties. etc, etc,
in the Republic of Mexico. The prin-
cipal place of business is in NOgales,
and the amount of the capital stock
$4,000
Fred Becker is representing A. NJ.
Conard, the beer and ice man, in Noga-
les, Sonora. Mr.. Becker has host
of friends and Mr.. Conard is to be con-
graduated in securing such q popular
gentleman TO represent his business in
our sister town. Fred is ready to take
oath that Lemp's extra pale has no
equal on earth. Mr.. Becker also has
one of the most complete lines of fine
Mexican cigars in Nogales over offered
to smoking people. Don't forget him
when you want a fine cigar or the
famous Lemp's extra pale.
Arthur ]. Edwards, member of the
law firm of Kibbey & Edwards, of
Phoenix, who has been in Nogales
several days on professional business,
departed for the north the forepart of
the week Mr.. Edwards expressed
himself to THE VIDETTE man as great
ly pleased with Nogales, its people and
surrounding country. He said 81 am
greatly impressed with the outlook oil
your thriving city and the evidences o
prosperity and enterprise witnessed OIL
every hand have been a surprise to me
from the reports coming from Nogale.
1 had expected to see different condi
tion of things here. Yes, have beer
agreeably surprised. "
Spring is at hand and you no doub
are in need of light weight underwear
= twill not cost you one cent to stel
into the Red House and inspect thei
big stock of spring and summer wear
Perhaps yov do not know that tn
Red House carries the largest line O
hheze thinos in the citv The oood