The border vidette., 1903-02-28

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9TH.
The sale of the Cerro Prieto gold
mines for 100000 means much fol-
Nogales and THE NIDErTE is glad
Jack Gates has purchased part
of the A S Noon property on Rail
road avenue upon which he will
build Il fireproof storehOuse.
Pat Hannah now has the mos;
handsome livery and feed stable
in the southwest and the genial
Pat has just cause to feel proud.
The banks and principal business
houses in Nogales closed Monuay
in honor of Washington's birthday
which was spent in Il quiet man
ner by our citizens.
Hon. Bo j Whiteside, member OF
the territorial legislative assembly
from Santa Cruz county spent last
Sunday IN Nogales, returning
Monday to the capital.
If your eyes give you any trouble
whatever or if you are subject to
headaches cali on DIR. H A Schell
the optician of Tucson, now at
Montezuma Hotel. Eyes examined
free.
DR.. Shaw, United States live
stock sanitary inspector for this
district is back from the city of
Mexico ard reports having enjoyed
three days he spent in Mexico's
metropolis.
John Brickwood, Jr., has accept
ed position in z SandovaI IL Co.'S
Nogales, Arizona bank. He will
learn the banking business, COM
mencing at the bottom of the lad
der. John is good boy with a
bright future
Professor Yale Adams of the
Territorial University and an old
schoolmate of District Attorney
Frank Duffy has this week been
a visitor in Nogales from Tucson.
Here turned home yesterday.
Thursday Hon. J A Harrison,
the long-term supervisor of Santa
Cruz county, was il business visitor
in Nogales. Mr.. Harrison like the
rest of our stockraisers, is happy
over the prospects for plenty of
early feed for his cattle.
Jos. Pascholy is again doing
business in his old banking quar-
tiers which for some time past have
been occupied by Henry Levin, the
well known broker, who has NOV
ed back to his old place next door
to Pascholy.
Frank Olsen, one of the original
owners of the Pride of the West
mines at Washingtong Camp, has
this week been visitor in Nogales.
Frank says he has an other big
deal on which he thinks will soon
be consummated. He is a lucky
old dog.
f L Cakes, one of the pioneer
miners of the Harshaw district.
after six months spent at his old
home in Boston and New Haven,
has returned to Harshaw. The
gentlemen's many friends in Santa
Cruz county will be pleased to learn
of his return.
Tuesday morning the Diamond
y Dali Iedn1 Oh NOSdleS anu al
half hundred friends returned from
the Guaymas carnival. The boys
came home victorious and happy
having defeated the Guavmas base
ball team by score of 1 to Is.
Everybody reports having had
splendid time in the bay city.
Will Mcknight, the Patagonia
butcher has removed from that
place to Nogales with his family
and will establish a meat ma rket
in the quarters formerly occupied
by Perkins and Tonkins. TIE VI
DETrE welcomes the Meningitis to
our city and wishes them success.
Mcknight is a good butcher and
he says he is going to help feed the
people of Nogales with choice meat.
The joint county teachers institute
held in Nogales this week was great
success and Judge w A. O'Connor
of Nogales and Supt. VIM. Angus of
Tucson AS well rs all who assisted in
making the three davs session both
pleasant and profitable are deserving
of much credit. Next week TIE Vi
pErrE will publish complete report
of the proceedings of the institute
which we were unable to publish in
today's issue.
The Sandoval National Bank of
Nogales, Arizona will be thrown