The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-04
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celled all concessions that had beer
granted in Lower California. Befor'
this disposition, about seventy-fiv'
per cent of that territory was mo
nopolized by foreigners.
The bakers union of Hermosillo
is now in "Huelga" ION a strike)
They ask for an increase of one dol
lar day for their work. The ba
kerry owners have not yet decided
and it is believed that the bakeries
will remain closed for about a week.
Francisco Villa is in the suburbs
of Chihuahua, the capital city OF
the state Of the same name. General
Jesus Agustin Castro is gathering
all his federal troops at the capital
city and is ready for it's defense.
Twenty-Five persons were arrested
at Mexico City, a few days ago for
being complicated in a plot against
the Carranza government. Large
quantities of ammunition and money
were found in their possession. The
federal government has good Sc
cret service in all parts of the re-
public and their work is done we'll.
Another clothing factory is now
opened at Culiacan, under the firm
name of LA Nacional." Fabrica
ton of mems and ladies' ready to
wear clothing has begun already in
the factory. The materials are i'm
ported from the United States.
General Pesquiera's propagandists
had political meeting at Cananea,
Sunday night, which was attended
by all the sympathizers of his candi-
dacy.
Conrado Gaxiola Candidate for
the governorship of Sonora), is now
at Alamos, and it is said that his ar
rival at the line city will be this
week.
Ten cases of Tequila were seized
by the governments Inspector on
The train from Sinaloa to Hermosillo.
This liquor was thrown to the river
at the capital city, n
A German was arrested at Cana
nea Saturday for being in commu-
with the revolutionary
eader, Juan Cabral. Among his pa
pers letter from Cabral was found.
The diplomatic relations between
the republic of Cuba and Mexico are
again in concordance and friend
ship. Cuba sent Mr.. Esequiel Gar
;ia as her representative and Mexi-
60 will probably send General lara.
Mr.. Manuel del Castillo, a we'll
rated merchant of Sinaloa has ar
rived at the line city and will depart
for Chicago, ILL.,, to buy merchandise
for his establishment at Sinaloa.
Mr.. Bojorquez Candidate for the
governorship of Sonora) departed on
Saturdays train for Hermosillo. and
will return to Nogales, Sonora, in a
few days.
The firm Verdugo Mondaca & Co.,
Of Nogales, Sonora, is now enlarg-
ing their offices.
A new bel has been ordered fer
the public school of Nogales, Sono-
ra, from one of the principal houses
Of the United States. The old bell
is now out of order.
The municipal market which is in
charge of Mr.. Gabriel Palma, is
now being cleaned three times daily
and disinfectant powders are applied
to every department to kill the mi
,robes. Mr.. Palma is one of the few
that give attention to their duty.
A sporting club is now being or
ganized at. Nogales, Sonora, by the
principal young men; a tennis yard
has already been fixed at the Mod
ern Colony and construction of a
country club building will start soon
Mr.. Antonio Saurez and wife will
soon depart to make their home at
Naco, Sonora. Mr.. Saurez. is an en-
ploye of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico at Nopales Sonora