The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-07
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IheaCf0 IN NoBdiOo, i"A"' y
"Huertistas" sympathizers and
propagandists. It was well attend
ed by all che members of the differ
ent political clubs. It is said that
Mr.. de la Huerta will depart for Her
mosillo on the next train. Some of
the principal generals and govern
ment employees will accompany him
to the capital city.
The famous stage dancer, Amarillo
Guillot, who has been admired along
the Northwestern states of Mexico,
will make her debut at the "Cine
Lux" of Nogales, Sonora, Saturday
of the present week. Good number
of tickets have already been sold
and every person of Nogales, is arlx-
iously waiting for this famous dam
GERS debut.
The police service Of Nogales,: So
nora, is being increased by the n1u-
nicipal authorities and the officers
are we'll instructed in their duties. IL
is possible that with this new and
efficient police service the burglars
will have to leave the town.
The Hotel America of Nogales,
Sonora, is being enlarged and new
furniture has been bought to mod
ernie that hosiery. Mr.. Manuel
Sam Lee who is the owner, is put
ting forth his best efforts to put his
business over the top.
Cleaning and PREPARATION of the
streets of Nogales, Sonora, is one of
the principal things that the authori-
ties are doing. The railroad streets
which were worse than an arroyo, is
now clean as a looking glass.
1t is not yet known when the mus
nicipal authorities Of the sister city,
will start reconstruction and build
ing side walks on Ssndoval street,
which isone of first in need of at
tention.
Customs brokers of Nogales, So
nora, are planning :. to publish a
weekly paper to make public the
rights and wrongs Of custom house
employees. The date, for the first
appearance of the paper is not yet
known.
Mr. Fernando Franco, travelling
representative Of the cigar factory
E. Gabarrot & Cha, Ltda., Of Jalapa,
Veracruz, after selling large guam.
tity of cigars along the states OF
Sinaloa, Sonora and the South Dis
trict of Lower California, isE planning
to depart for Mexicali where he is
sure to do great business. He Is
just waiting to receive a permit from
the American immigration Office
and it's possible that he departs or
tomorrow's afternoon train.
The office Of R. R. Ruiz at Noga.
les, Sonora, is again filling pass.
ports applications for Americans OF
Mexicans who desire to enter or re.
turk from the United States -
1t is heard at Nogales, Sonora
that some of the fAmerican liquo,
manufacturers are going to estab
lish factories in the state of Sonora
if the Decreto No. 1, is cancelled b.
the governor elected in the coming
campaign.
The boy scouts Of Nogales, Sonora
are we'll organized by the public
school professors. They are now a.
we'll trained as federal soldiers.
The Texas cowboys who killed TIVE
Cinnamon at a ranch near Imuris I
few days ago, have been apprehend
ed by the mounted police and ar
now jailed at Magdalena until furth
er orders.
General Serrano and other militia
ry commanders are visiting the lin
city, and will remain here for a few
days. 1t is said that the object o
their visit is to accompany Mr.. de !
Huerta to the capital city.
Mr.. Manuel Romero was at Mega
les, Sonora, yesterday afternoon an
departed the same day to his HON
town, Santa Cruz.
At the Hotels of Nogales. Sonora
Hotel Abadie-L. Castro, C.
Huerta, J. M. Cara, 6. R.. Serranc
F. Manzo, Romon l, Iimon, HermO
sillo; j. M. Jimenez, Magdalena.
Hotel Central-Felipe Palblovict
Lie. R. Trasvina, Hermosillo; Jua
P. Plank, Magdalena; Arturo More
no and family, City,
Hotel America-Manuel Torrez
Carlos Sabanren, Ricardo Valencis
HermosiIlo; Miguel Cinco and fami
~, Cocori, Sinaloa; Antonio Velascc