The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-19
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sometime immigration inspector 6
Nogales, Sonora, is now occupyin
the Mexican Consulate at this city
It is said that Mr.. Zertuche has bee
named by the federal government
Consul for Mexico, at Los Angelo:
California.
Miss Amelia Leyva, Miss Mari
Luisa Figueroa and Miss Teres
Uruchurtu, received their diploma
as normal teachers from the cover
nor of the state a few days ago a
Hermosillo.
Mr.. Ramon Sotelo (nunicipa
president of Pitiquito, Sonora) was
visiting the governor on official bust
ness few days ago, returning Mon
day to his home town, after having
received satisfactory results of his
commission.
The famous stage dancer Ampari-
to Guillot who is now playing at the
Lyric Theatre of Nogales, Arizona
will depart for Cananea in couple
of days, where she will make her
debut this week.
The Spanish "flu" made only a
few victims at Arizpe, Sonora, but;
the 'black smallpox" is terrorizing
that community. The municipal au-
thorities are working hard to kill
this disease but at the present no
effort has been satisfactory.
The Chinese merchants of the
Arizpe district of the state of Sono-
IA, are selling coffee at $1.75 a kllo
high price that had never been
paid before. The residents of that
place have made petition from the
governor of the state TO
protect them against sons of Con-
fucius.
Some of the principal merchants of
Nogales, Sonora, will depart on to-
days excursion train, together with
the merchants of Nogales, Arizona.
The Chambers of Commerce Of Her
mosillo has prepared good welcome
to the Nogales visitors.
Mr.. Adolfo de la Huerta, departed
yesterday for Cananea, Sonora,
where it is said he was received en-
Enthusiastically by his supporters.
General Carlos Plank "Jefe de la
Gendarmeria FISCAL is at the line
city on official business.
Mr.. Conrado Gaxiola Candidate
for the governorship OF Sonora) was
enthusiastically received by his sup
porters at Magdalena. A political
club to support the "Gaxiolista" can
didacy was organized at that city.
Mr.. Gaxiola together with his ac-
companants, Messrs. Alfonso Velez,
Everardo Garcia and T. c. Ruiz, will
depart in a few days for the Altar
district and will return to the line
city shortly afterward.
A telegram received by the Cham
Der of Commerce of Hermosillo,
states that the bean crops of Sinaloa,
are this year better than ever. The
actual price of this product in Sim
aloa, is 8 to 10 cents kilo and the
price which the merchants of Sono-
"a ask for it, is rs to 80 cents per
kilo.
The "Cruz Galvez" shoe factory
at Hermosillo was robbed a few
days ago, the thieves entered the
store by breaking the lock of the
front door. The suspicion of this
robbery is on some men there who
are believed to be high class bur-
glars.
The lieutenant of aviation Mr..
Luis Preciado de la Tore, made a
night flight of fifteen hundred feet
above the city of Hermosillo, remain
in the air about half an hour. All
the residents of the capital city adj
mired the flight of this mechanical
bird.
General Obregon departed for Her.
mosillo few days ago. 1t is said
that Mr.. Obregon will make his res
idence in the capital city for some
time.
At the Hotels of Nogales, Sonora
| Hotel Abadie-N. R. Terminel and
Sebastian Chacon, Los Angeles, Cal.
ifornia; Maria Sanchez, r. Sanchez
de la Vega, r. Estrada and K
Roshed, Hermosillo; ]. S. Healy, T
A. Robinson and ]. A. Balderrama
Guaymas; M. G. Ramirez and Anto.