The border vidette., 1927-09-10
SEPTEMBER. 10, 1927
90 YOU REMEMBER NUGALES SO
YEARS AGO-SEPT.NIi, 1872

1.-THE BORDER VIDETTE)
Marshall Bird has bought an
interest in the Larks.
Judge Duffy has had some
lively courting this week.
E. L. Griswold has been elect.
ed manager of the Larks.
The concert tonight will be the
best one Nogales has ever had.
DIR. Chenoweth returned last
night from a professional trip to
Las PlanchaS.
The back bone of summer has
been fractured and pleasant
weather now prevails.
Joe Thompson was called to
La Colorado this morning by
telegram on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Giroux
were in town Monday, Mr.. Giroux
is w. A. Ciark's representative.
Cashier Fred Herrera has been
appointed keeper in the attach
ed store Of A. F. Paredes & Co.
Marshal John Roberts has a
force of men at work building a
fence around the public grave
yard.
The city park ought to be fix
ed up and seats placed therein
so the citizens can enjoy the
shady trees.
O. K. Franklin, the mining
man, will 90 east on the first
train out on mining business to
be absent two weeks.
Miss Saxon of Gala basas, is
spending q couple of weeks in
Nogales. She is staying at w.
N. Cummings house.
The finishing touches are being
placed on James Bteen's new
house. This is the most hand
some business house in Nogales.
Capt. L. w. Mix's new offices
at his residence, will be the finest
in the country. There will be
. good cellar, bed room and bill.
lard room.
p. r. Grindell has been ap
pointed to the professorship of
English in the Normal school at
Tempe and left for there Mon
day night.
Conductor Frank Dow has re.
signed his position with the rail.
road company and has gone to
the Yaqui river country to pros.
pect for gold.
Mr.. Joe Mcconnell, formerly
in charge of the mill for the Ma
tional Mexican Mining Co. at FL
Plomo, Sonora, ls in the city en-
route to his home in Idaho.
P. B. Yates, the rustling route
agent of Wells Fargo & Co. came
in last night from Crittenden in q
wagon and brought q few late
papers for which the people
thank him very heartily.
The Nogales house is about
completed. There are now thir.
ty FIVE big rooms nearly ready
for occupancy. The whole build
ing has been overhauled and re.
novated, and many conveniences
added, so that now it is modern
up to date lodging house.
There is no boom at Nogales
but q steady healthy growth is
visible everywhere. A large
number of neat residences and
business buildings are in course
of construction showing that
people have faith in the future
of Nogales. No one can doubt
that when they take look at
such buildings as the Masonic
temple, T. ]. Wylie's two story
brick and James Breen's sand
stone business block. These
buildings are credit to any
town.
Frank Irvine, barkeeper for
J. T. Brickwood. was arrested
Monday by U. S. customs in
anoct0r ROht. Hannah on A charge
of smuggling cigars into the
United States, and was bound
over to await the action of the
grand jury by Judge Duffy in
the sum of $500, which was fur.
nished by j. T. Brickwood and
T. D. Casanega. Mr.. Brickwood
has a box on the side of his
building containing cigars. The
box extends over into Mexico
and contains Mexican cigars.
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