The border vidette., 1913-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Wednesday, of this week.
 Last night the state troops un- der command of Col. ObregOn, commenced the attack on Quay mas, at long range. A general engagement is expected today.
 Don't miss the special turkey dinner tomorrow at the Depot Cafe. Also Spanish dishes this evening, prepared in good old fashion style. Prices right. adv.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Sam Leeker and the boys, will be pleased to learn that they have returned from their eastern visit.
 Otto H. Herold, cashier of the First National Bank, and pr. M. H. Barr now wear horns. Tuesday they joined the Elks in Tucson.
 Tine Lyric Buffet, under the management of William J. Col burn, has been greatly improved in appearance, the color scheme being black and red.
 Wednesday evening the Fifth U. $. Cavalry band gave 8 de- lightful outdoor concert at the pleasant home of Mayor L. w. Mix. Later the band played in the city park.
 At meeting of business men last evening, it was decided for the present to handle Mexican money on a 43 cent basis. The bank will for the present pay 35 cents for Mexican dollars.
 D. Strickland, brother of Wal ter Strickland of this city, ar rived yesterday from Del Rio. Texas, his home, where he has been visiting relatives. His many friends are glad to see him.
 George Janue1, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave-, ill Brickwood building, guaran tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him 8 trial. Every thing neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. tf.
 City Assessor Wm. c. Budge will soon get busy rounding up taxable city property. Being a big property owner himself, MT. Budge may be depend upon to give every body, including the city, a square deal.
 The Mexican federal officers arrested Friday, April 11th, for alleged cOmplicity in a plot to liberate the Mexican soldiers held here by the U. s. soldiers, will have their hearing next Monday before Commissioner Bird.
 At a meeting of the Nogales school trustees held yesterday MT. C.. H. Madden was reap pointed as principal of the No gales public schools, for the ensuing term of l913-1914. The matter of employing teachers was deferred to a later date.
 A Washington dispatch says: The postmaster general today that the administra- tion's policy would be to retain in office all republican post, masters provided there are no charges against their efficiency. This rule applies to all classes"
 Colonel Obregon, commander of the Sonora state troops, it is said will soon wed one of Sono- ra's most beautiful, highly ac- complished daughters, who is now sojoErning in NOgales with her family. Colonel Obregon seems to have been born under ] lucky star.
 John Higginbotham, capital ist, who makes his home in So- nora, when not globe trotting, has been enjoying a couple of days visit in the city with his many friends and acquaintances. MT. Higginbotham is associated in the cattle business with State H. J. Saxon.
 George A. Lonsberry, M E., 6 resident of Nogales, where he resided with his family, was a business visitor here Sev- eral days this week, from Los l his presnt home. Mr. | and Mrs. Lonsberry recently re- turned from a combined business | and pleasure trip abroad.
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