The border vidette., 1914-05-30
MAY 30, 1914.
LOCAL NEWS.
This is Memorial Day.

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 The Tucson Citizen will in future be delivered in NOgaleS the same day it is published.
 The new Democratic city off cials will give Nogales an ad- ministration every citizen will be proud of.
 Today the fire lads under | Chief Bracey Curtis, will look their best. Our boys are world beaters.
 Dr. Sneaker is sporting a bran new Automobile. It's sure a beauty. The popular medico can make it do all sorts of stunts.
 Dr.. Hardtmayer of Patagonia, was business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, returning home Thursday.
 This week there have been in Nogales MT. Adolfo Bley, pre- sident, and Mir. Max Muller, Vice president of the Sonora 1DdI1h dD(l l IuSU
 Harry Hatfield is back from the great Imperial valley, Cali fornia, where he sold trainload of Sonora cattle. He was ac- companied by Dave Schetter. George Januel, the expert German barber. on Morley Ave, in Brickwood building, guaran tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv. Owing to the change in the Southern Pacific time card, which went into effect last We'd nesday. the passenger train from Tucson arrives in Nogales at 12:3O and departs for the nort at :55 in the afternoon.
 The conStitutionalists have no time to fool with cattle thieves Tuesday morning they took five of them out on the line of No gales Cananea railway and ex- ecuted them. The men were we'll known in Nogales. It said they confessed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Elliott, who were married in HermoSillo last week, have arrived from the south and for the present have pleasant aparments at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Schultz, corner of Grand avenue and Crawford Streat
 This afternoon Mayor l.. w. Mix will depart for Los Angeles, where he goes to be with his wife who, upon his arrival, will undergo a surgical operation. Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, the lady's brother-in-l law, will accompany Mayor Mix, and will assist in the operation.
 J. M Douglas, an old time Nogales resident, after an ab- sepce of several years in Mexico where he was in the employ of the Southen Pacific of Mexico, is again making the line city his headquarters. Jimmie will be remembered by many of our pioneer citizens.
 Sam w. Lacey, charged with robbing Walter Christopher, had not given bond Thursday and was still confined in the county jail. George w. Atkin- son, who has treated Lacey like foster son, was on his bond before it was raised from 5000 to S15OO.-TucSOn Citizen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Miller of the Four Metals camp situated on the west side of the Pata gonia mountains, are guests at the National hotel, from their Mowry home. Mir. Miller says he has good reason to believe the big camp of which he is superintendent, will shortly re- sume operations, which were suspended some time ago
 Emil Cuscz, trusted employe of R. Fleischer & Co.,, is in jail charged with rObbing his firm of four thousand constitutionalist money, collected recently in So- nora. Emil was making his get away, when captured at Gala basas yesterday by Sheriff Me Knight. He had on his person several hundred dollars, gold. His next job may be taking