The border vidette., 1927-04-02
DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALES 80
YEARS AGO-APR. 2, 1897 2

Joe Wise was in town yester.
day from Calabasas.
Judge Duffy keeps open court
all the time now.
Miss Lulu Sykes was a visitor
yesterday from Calabasas.
John Maloney, foreman of the
La Planchas mill is on the sick
list.
Black Jack is still in the land
of the living aud is holding up
country stores.
The weather has been cold
and blustery for week past bat
it is now warming up.
The livery stable has been do.
ing great business lately haul.
ing mining men to the adjacent
mines 10 Arizona and Sonora.
Several Nogales people got
struck severe blow in the
pocket book by Collector FL. K.
Chenoweth; they bet against him
Nogales has one of the best
and most substantial little build.
ing and loan associations in Ari.
zona, and it is growing every
day.
The shaft on the Pride of the
West ground is now down 100
feet. 1t is expected the ore body
will be reached in q few feet
further.
O. K. Franklin was a visitor
at Washington camp this week
on business pertaining to some
valuable mining interests be
holds there.
The Larks have been present
ed with a handsome bound book
entitled Social Etiquettes. {"
Harry Lewis says it is for Ferd
Kiel's benefit.
Alfred Steinfeld, the head man
for L. Zeckendorf & Co., has
been in Nogales during the week
looking after some cattle impor
cations. Mr. Steinfeld is one of
the best business men in Ari.
zona.
Miss Kate Christ is expected
home this wear for her vacation.
The young lady is becoming a
leading singer. She was re.
Gently selected as one of six girls
ont of several hundred to sing
at an entertainment.
The K. of P. grand lodge will
be held this year at Kingman.
Mohave county. The represen
tatives from the Nogales lodge
are: j. B. Mix and H. K. Chen.
oweth, with Judge Eb. Williams
and Lieutenant Richard Fleis
cher as alternates. The K. P's.
should hold their next grand
lodge in Nogales.
Mr.. James M. Durnal and Miss
Sally Riggs of Nogales, were
united in marriage Tuesday. by
Judge Duffy, at the residence of
the brides sister, Mrs. M. W.
Needham. The newly weds will
commence house keeping at once
in the old home place of j. A.
Linder below the N. M. & A.
round house.
Hon. Fred. G. Hughes, clerk
of the board of supervisors, ,cele
brated his birthday March 80, it
being the Goth anniversary of |
his advent on this mundane |
sphere. Mr.. Hughes is an old
timer in Arizona, having spent |
IS years of his life in the terri.
tory, and is we'll and favorably |
known to every body.
A trade has been made where !
by the Southern Pacific railroad |
company takes over the N. M. & !
A. and the Sonora railroads.
There is some talk of the com.
pany building direct from Tue
son to Calabasas and abandon.
ing the line to Benson. This
would give the corporation the
benefit of the fifteen years ex.
emption law passed by the last
legislature.
The following telegram from
San Francisco will be of inter.
est to Nogales people: The
transfer of the Mohave division
to the Santa Fe, has been def.
nitely settled upon by the South
ern Pacific. The Santa Fe will
operate the Needles line and the
Nogales and Guaymas branch
will be part of the Pacific sys.
tenn under Manager Fillmore,
a nd ho nlacnd IN the ArizOna III