The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-15

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By r. R. RUIZ, Correspondent {
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A public Socialistic meeting was
held yesterday. evening in the public
lplaza of Nogales, Sonora which was
presided over by Messrs. I. C. Farrell,
director general of the Socialistic
clubs of Sonora, and MIR. Jose Ma.
Arana, municipal president of Mag
dalena. The meeting was attended
by a large concourse OF the citizens
! OF that city.
Mr.. Francisco R. Gonzalez, deputy
to the State congress, arrived from
Cananea on yesterdays train anG will
depart this morning for Hermosillo.
Mr.. Ramon R. Gonzalez, former
third magistrate of the ayuntamiento
OF Cananea, is now acting as muni-
cipal president of that city.
Mr.. Antonio Varela took charge of
the guard at the Mexican custom
house yesterday morning
The Chinese merchants who are
visiting the line city for few days.
held a meeting yesterday evening az
the Florida store of Chong Oui. All
these merchants were called by the
custom house inspectors 70 give tes-
tlmony in the investigation regarding
the fire that destroyed the warehouse
OF the custom house building a few
months ago.
The Compania Mercantil de Noga-
les 5. A., has transferred it's offices
from Railroad street to Elias street,
adjacent to the office OF Messrs. Mu-
noz & Garcia.
Mr.. Fernando B. Encinas has OPEN
ed carpenters shop in front of his
building which used to be occupied !
by the Cine Obrero. A commission
agency has been added to this busi-
ness under the same management.
Mr.. Jose M. Soto is visiting the
border cities on personal business and
is registered at the Hotel Abadie of
Nogales, Sonora
The Alianza Hispano Americana
will commemorate it's foundation an
niversary the seventeenth of this
month. All the necessary prepara-
tions are being made Tor sA1s runc-
ton. Mr.. Prof. Antonio o. Duarte is
organizing band which will play in
the feast.
Mr.. Librado Yrigoyen, survivor of
the battle of the 18th of July, which
took place in Guaymas s1xty-five
years ago, is visiting the border cit
les.
Many of the policemen of Cananea
have been discharged by the new 10
cal authorities.
Mr.. G. Medrano. prominent mer-
chant OF Ell Paso, was visiting the
twin cities on business and departed
on Tuesdays train for Mazatlan
where he will remain for about
week, returning afterwards to his
home city.
Mr. ]. R. Fuller, resident of the
American colony of Cananea, was
robbed by couple of burglars that
entered his home at an early hour
in the morning the day Derore yes
terday. Mr.. Fuller considers his loss
at about five hundred dollars.
The three buildings in Nogales, So
nora, that were repaired by placing
new fronts and windows, are now fin
ished and opened for business.
Mr.. A. Valdez Flaquer, who has
been in the line cities for a couple of
days, will depart for the south on
this mornings train
Lazaro Puente, a resident of Mag
dalena, returned from Cananea yes
terday.
Mr.. Ignacio Molina, rancher a,
La Cienega, arrived yesterday from
Cananea.
Engineer Pedro 1'rellos, from Mag
dalena, is visitor at Nogales.
Jesus Mosquiera is a new official
at the Mexican custom house.
Mr.. Luis Quiroz, former employe
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express at
Nogales, engaged in ranching now
near Saric, came from that place yes
terday and is visiting at Nogaies.
The Nogales Sonora Chamber of
Commerce has received notice that
the projected trade excursion from Ell
Paso to the West Coast of Mexico
ha sheen abandoned.
Baccalaureata Service
Sunday evening there will be held
in the high school auditorium special.
services in honor of the graduating /
class of the Nogales high school IN
which all the clergy will offciate. |
The sermon will be delivered by A.
Leffngwell, of st. Andrews. church.
Other parts of the service will be
conducted by Reverend Stoetzel, Con-
gregational church; Reverend w. J. |
Gordon, Baptist church; Reverend
Arthur Thomas, Methodist church.