The border vidette., 1917-02-17

Ramon Vasquez' Red House,
 now in New York buying goods,
 writes that he is having fine
 time hustling for bargains never before seen in Nogales. MT. Le-
 garra understands the buying game from A to z. He asks his
 friends to wait for up to- the
 minute goods at back east"
 prices. Date of arrival will be
 announced later.
 The 14th of February, which
 was legal holiday, according to
 the proclamation ot Governor
 Campbell. being the fifth anni-
 versary of Arizona's admission
 as a state and known as Admis-
 sion Day, was also St. Valen-
 tines Day. Public offices and
 the banks closed all day, but the
 business houses only closed a
 half day. in order to celebrate
 Admission Day. and at the same time permit their employees to attend the dedication of the San
 ta Cruz bridge.
 Will the university be third time winner, is question cauS- ing much speculation in Tucson athletic circles as the time draws nearer for the big annual cross country run between the univer- sity, the high school, and the Indian school for the Phil. c. Brannen cup, to be held on Washington's birthday, Febru ary g. The university has won the race for two years straight, and if they are again the victors, the cup will become their per manent property. Star.
 Last Monday Judge O'Connor held the following accused boot leggers to appear in Superior tagonia, 5000; Zeb. Martin of Patagonia, $2.OOO; Gully H. Smith of Nogales, two charges, 5 ,OOO; A. B. Bustamante of No gales, two charges, $4,OOO; R. l.. Adams of Nogales, S2,0OO; Mar GUS Sarate of Nogales, $2,0OO; H. B. Durnal, S1,OOO. Monday and Durnal secured their release by furnishing bond. The others are still in the coun- ty jail, where they have been since last Saturday.
 Mrs. George B. Marsh, Santa Cruz county's able representative in the lower hoCse, has been here since Thursday, having come over from the capital city to look after her extensive busi- ness interests. It is said Mrs. Marsh will not start work on her new fifty thousand dollar busi- ness block until after the legis- ature adjourns. Recently Re- presentative Marsh introduced m. i'm portant bill having for it's object the abolishment of the State Board of Control, for which it is proposed to su bstltute ! Board of Public Welfare"
 John Hughes, J. G. Willoughby md Captain Luls Solaliac, this week closed a deal for a lease ,n the Albin Hotel, at Quay mas, formerly conducted by A. ,. Bernard of Tucson. The big lotel, which is situated on the pay of Guaymas, will be reno. otCo dhO ONSl 1nder the personal supervision ,f Captain Solaliac and MT. who will go south lext week to take charge of heir newly acquired property. t is the intention to make the Albin Hotel first class in every and visitors in Guaymas will be given the best possible treatment.
 Attention is called to the new .dv. of the Nogales Cafe, in this ssue of The Border Vidette. The elegant, popular eating louse, which is the pride of our ;itizens, would be a credit to my city many times the size of Iogales. The management is lot only justly proud of the handsome big dining room and he elegant private boxes, but akes great pleasure at all times n taken patrons through the arge sanitary kitchen where ex- ,erienced chefs prepare the Best of everything, under the direction of Nick, who 5 a past master in the art of 'leasing his friends and patrons f The Nogales Cafe.
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