Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

sition to handle funds of any charact- CT whatever and guarantee complete protection to all who become patrons. 1 The management is in safe hands and the service efficient.
 The city park is fast becoming one of the most delightful places to rest | in. All day visitors and residents can be seen under the trees enjoying the shade, and at night it is no uncommon sight for parties of ladies and gentle men to congregate there and enjoy the cool atmosphere and listen to the l band concerts.
 The members of the town council. recently reelected by the people, for | another term. wcr all sworn in this week and continued at their work as if nothing had at all happened. The work of this council has been appre- ciated by every resident of Nogales, and the compliment just bestowed up on them at the late election is a just and deserved one.
 Collector of Customs Cornelius O'Keefe has received word of his con firmation by the senate and has al- ready filed his official bond and eX- HttAS Ab ScAfNt NA-eA4 7N bA AAAN bAA iNN about Monday or Tuesday of next week.
 owing to the fact that-the weather in this section this spring has been so cool and pleasant few of the residents have left for the coast resorts as has been the rule heretofore. The rainy season has not set in yet. and as veg citation is somewhat backward the prices of staple commodities keeps up. In view of this the merchants are do- ing their share of business anyway. but hope for increased trade which will come when the financial condi- tion of the country becomes normal again.
 It is correctly reported that the No gales Daily Times will discontinue publication on CT about June 1st The plant will be kept intact however. ready for business as soon as some contemplated improvements can be made
 Base ball fever seems to keep up and every Sunday the regulation game is played. The boys are practicing hard so as to be prepared to meet the teams from Guaymas. HeTmOsillo, and Huachuca, which are coming here on the Fourth of July for the grand cele- bration that is going to be held here. A series of three day games will be held and some fine playing is expected by the visiting teams, as well as our own.
 Considerable activity is noticeable around the office of the Wells Fargo Express company. owing to the great amount of business being done there Large shipments of fruit and tomatoes are now coming through from Mexico consigned to San Francisco parties. which, besides the usual local trade keeps the forse of employees on the hustle
 Immigration officials here report an average of eight Mexicans per day en- tcring the country. Nine dollars per day is the amount the head tax shows up for this month. Sixteen Chinamen have been arrested. three of whom claim to be of native birth. and will soon be tried to determine their status. There are no Japanese nor Koreans coming through now. No aliens were passed in transit but three Chinamen passed through. Twenty-six China men passed through this port for Mexico during the present month.
 Mrs. Steve Bailey has leased the home of the American club and will conduct first class boarding house there. As such a place is in demand in this town it is needless to say the venture will be successful. The young men will continue to live there though. and enjoy the comforts of thorough up-to-date home from now on.