The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-01
! NE x|CO NEWS :
AND INTERESTING ITEMS :
ABOUT THE MEXICAN =.
. COLONY OF THIS CITY
By r. r. Ruiz, Reporter

The troops that were stationed at
Lomas awaiting the permit to cross
the international line to Ciudad
Juarez, departed yesterday for Auga
Prieta, nd it is said they will make
the crossing at the Sierra Madre to
Chihuahua.
| Mr.. Eduardo Tonella, well known
business man from Imuris is a visitor
at the line city.
Many of the principal families of
Hermosillo are coming to the border
cities en- route to Los Angeles where
they will enjoy their summer vaca-
tion
The Hidalgo Theatre band gave an
open air concert at The public plaza
of Nogales, Sonora yesterday eve
ming which was enjoyed by residents
of both Nogales.
On account of the increase of the
population of Nogales, Sonora, the
next municipal organization will in
clude twelve officials instead of eight
as it was before.
Within the last twenty days the
board of directors of the "Alianza
Hispano- Americana" of this city has
reviewed nice batch OF membership
applications.
1t is reported in the political cir
cles of Nogales, Sonora that, General
Salvador Alvarado, former COM
mander in chief of the forces station
ed at Yucatan, will be candidate for
the presidency in the coming presi-
dental camaign.
A merchant who arrived from Lo-
wer California, on Fridays train de-
clared the "OASIS" reporter that
price of pearls at that region is high
er then any other place of Mexico;
and, yet, pearl fisheries are in Lower
California waters.
An American business man arrived
at Nogales from Los Angeles day
before yesterday, with the purpose of
buying Mexican products in large
quantities, and departed for the in
terror of Sonora on yesterdays train.
=, A Mexican factory of trunks and
all kinds of travelling goods, was re-
Gently established at Culiacan with
a considerable capital. Travelling
statesmen of this factory are alreay
visiting the principal stores of the re-
public.
Mr.. Alexandra C. Iberri, of the
"Compania Mercantil de Nogales de
S. A." arrived on yesterdays train
from Mexicali, Lower California,
where he devoted few days to busi-
ness for his firm.
Mr.. B. Salazar's residence in
Camou street was the scene of a
pleasant ball yesterday evening,
which was enjoyed by prominent
maidens and young men of the Mexi-
can colony of this city.
MIR. francisco X. Gonzalez, NUM-
cipal president of Cananea, who was
at Hemosillo on official business, ar
rived from that capital city on Fri
days train and left for Cananea yes
terday morning. Mr.. Gonzalez said
to the "OASIS" reporter that the
matters that brought him to Her
mosillo were fixed up satisfactorily.
Mr. j. Moreno Salido, arrived from
Cananea to this city on Fridays
train after sojourning few days at
Cananea.
A carnival fieste will be held for
fifteen days this month at TERRA
Blanca, Sinaloa. All kinds of attrac-
tions will be shown during the fes-
tival.
Mr.. Gustavo Cardenas, prominent
surveyor of Magdalena, is visitor
at the border cities and a guest at
the Hotel Abadie of Nogales, Sonora.
At the hotels of Nogales, Sonora:
Hotel Abadie: Modesto Acosta, Ca
nanea; Juan Bataglimy, Mexico City;
Gustavo Cardenas, Magdalena; M.
Dias de la Fuente, Culiacan; B. Men
dia and wife, San Bias; Eduardo Ton
ella, Imuris; Luis Ponce, Guaymas;