The border vidette., 1927-12-24
DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALES so
YEARS AGO. DEC. "a, 1872 :
(THE BORDER VIDETTE)

1.-THE BORDER VIDETTE)
John Black was down from
Tubac on Wednesday.
The VIDETTE wishes all it's
readers a Merry Christmas.
Miss Lulu Sykes was visitor
from Calabasas the first of the
week.
The militia company had a fine
dance at Marsh's opera house
last Friday night.
Joe Wise, the Calabasas cattle
man, was in town from his ranch
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. J. A. Saxon and her
daughter Miss Josephine. we're
in Nogales Wednesday shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Douglas
are spending the holidays in No
gales with Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah
These are great days for the
wood hauler and the man with q
burro and a pack saddle is strict
~ in the swim.
L. Lindsay left Tuesday night
for Los Angeles to visit his fami
ly. He expects TO return about
the first of January, 1898.
Little Georgia Titcomb is quite
i'll with scarlet fever. but is much
improved now. We hope soon
to see the little one up again.
Word has been received to the
effect that Mr.. Ignacio Bonillas
has about completed the surveys
he is engaged on and expects to
be in Nogales for New Years.
Dick Harrison accidentally
shot Mexican named Alvarez
at Lochiel last Thursday night
and killed him. Dr.. Purdy ar.
rived there three minutes after
the man died.
Mr.. John Symonds, the ndw
superintendent of the Nina Mex
icana, was in Nogales during the
week on business for his COM
pany.. Mr.. Symonds says the
mine is looking we'll and rich ore
is being continually taken out.
Louis Proto aud Capt. Noon
deserve q great deal of credit for
getting in and. rustling up the
money with which to pay L. F..
Parker. the lawyer who assisted
Matt G. Reynolds in breaking
up the Nogales land grant. By
paying that $4,000 promptly
$500 in interest was saved be.
sides the cost of q law suit.
L. Lindsay came in from the
Contingencies mine in the Arizpe
district south of the Mexicana
mine last week. This property
is q gold, silver and copper pro
position, development work is in
progress. The shaft being over
81 feet, from this point cross
cutting has commenced and at
this depth there is thirteen feet
of ore, an average assay having
been made which runs So gold
20 to SO ounces silver and 20 per
cent copper.
Alfredo Sandoval and Miss
Clara Holler were married last
Saturday evening at the resid.
ence of the brides parents in the
presence of only relatives and a
few friends. After the ceremony
the young couple went to their
new home in the Avery house on
Crawford street. The bride is
the accomplished daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holler of
this place, and the groom is a
brother of P. and A. Sandoval,
of the firm of P. Sandoval & Co.. +,
where be is a clerk. The couple
are we'll known here and have
many friends who join The vi
dette in wishing them long and
happy married life.
Colonel w. P. Harlow return
ed from Tombstone Monday
where he had been attending the
trial of w. @. Greene for the
killing of Jas. Barnett at Tomb
stone a few months ago. Col.
Harlow and Judge w. n. Barnes
of Tucson, were the attorneys
for Mr.. Greene and Col. Vim.
Herring handled the case for the
territory. The trial lasted near
ly all week but the jury was out
just ten minutes when they
brought in a verdict of mot
guilty" Col. Harlow made an
impassioned plea for bis client
before the jury as did also Judge
Barnes. The Vidette never had