The border vidette., 1913-07-19
Che 8nrtler Iidette~
JULY 10, 1913.
LOCAL NEWS.

city arroyo, to the delight of all.
Charley Buffet, we'll known
Sonora mining engineer, is a
guest at the National, from the
south country.
THURSDAY evening John Hig-
ginbotham, the Carlo capitalist,
left for the Pacific coast to en-
| Joy a month fishing.
ISIS is the place. New pict-
ures without a culver. Ten and
fifteen cents. adv.
J. E. Wise, after having had
a successful visit to his old
Pennsylvania home, is on his
way back to Nogales.
H. B. Hall is prepared to do
freighting. contracting, grading,
etc. Telephone 117. adv.
John E. Mcintyre and family
have been in Tucson several
days this week. being guests at
| the Santa Rita.
For SALE CHEAP Maggie en-
| CINE as good as new, and a blow
er only used a short time. Ad-
dress Box K Nogales. Ariz. adv.
President Bracey Curtis of
The First National Bank Of No
gales, has returned from a bust
ness visit on the Pacific coast.
Harms Bros, Inc, are expect
ing another carload of Ford au-
tOmobileS, a number of which
have already been purchased by
local people.
Postmaster Fowler is enjoying
his vacation in Los Angeles
where he has a host of friends,
many of whom are visiting there
from Arizona and Sonora.
ISIS THEREAFTER, Nogales' new
under the stars Admission on
ly ten and fifteen cents. adv.
Clay Mundy, auditor for the
Southern Pacific of Mexico, with
headquarters at Empalme, spent
last Sunday here with old
friends and acouaintances.
Frank T. Hogeland, NJ. D.,
formerly Of San Xavier, Sonora.
now of HermoSillo, is a guest at
the Montezuma hotel, having
arrived from the south several
days ago. z..
Hon. Oscar Ashburn, one of
the county's biggest stockmen,
last evening came down from
his splendid ranch near Pata-'
gonia. He reports fine rains in
his section. =;
Nogales now has more auto
mobiles than any other town of
its size in the state. Its not an
unusual thing to see twenty or
more high-class machines on
Morley avenue at one time:
Every body's doin'it.
The forty first anniversary of
the death of Benito Juarez, the
illustrious patriot of Mexico,
was observed in Nogales, So
nora, yesterday by placing flags
on the customs house and other
public buildings, at half mast.
Paul Sprecher, of this city,
who is now dry farming in the
Elgin country, came in from his
farm Thursday evening and will
enjoy few days at the metro
polls. The simple life agrees
with Paul; he looks the picture
of health.
This morning Walter Holt,
secretary Of the Cerro de Plata
Mining Company, returned to
Cerro de Plata, the big silver
bonanza near Cumeral, Sonora,
accompanied by Robert E. Lee,
the court reporter, who will en-
Joy few days outing in the So
nora mountains.
More than half hundred |
Mexican laborers this week were
employed clearing and grading
the big J. E. Wise lot on west
side of Grand avenue, opposite !
the George B. Marsh, Inc. block,
on which Mr.. Wise will erect an
immense stone building.
United States Consul Simpich
of Nogales. Sonora, has been
ordered to Tucson, by Secretary
of State Bryan, to Investigate
the pulling down Of the Mexican
flag from the Mexican consulate
there on the Fourth of July, by
a number of small boys.
rNI,,,relor H., W C,ooJ1~o