The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1927-12-10
DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALES 80
YEARS AGO. DEG. II, 1897?
1.-THE BORDER VIDETTE)

Capt. Z. w. Mix paid Hermo
sillo a business visit this week.
DR.. w. F. Chenoweth visited
Hermosillo this week on bust
ness.
Work is progressing at 3 lively
rate at Duquesne and the camp
is destined to be one of the best
in the county.
Joe Thompson and wife and
baby came up from La Colorado
Monday and will likely remain
here permanently.
Theo. Gebler is doing rush.
Ing business. his numerous or
ders keeping all of his employees
rs busy as beavers.
Col. Robert Williams of the
Montezuma hotel, has gone to
San Francisco on a business trip
to be gone two weeks.
The new scenery for Geo. B.
Marsh's new opera house is on
the way and is expected to or
rive here in a few days.
Jim Gamble, nephew of jeff
D. Milton, arrived last Saturday
and went on prospecting trip
to Sonora Tuesday with Milton
and George Webb.
Luis Lulley returned Monday
from his trip east looking much
improved in health. Some of
his friends met him at the depot
with an orchestra.
Colin Cameron received . car
load of fine young bulls and fine
blooded horses Wednesday that
were unloaded at Crittenden.
Among the horses was beauti
full Shetland pony.
Nogales is booming al the
time and showing steady i'm
provement. She can justly claim
the distinction of being the bust.
est town of her size in the United
States and her merchants the
most prosperous.
At the last meeting of the No.
gales town council, Captain J. J.
Noon was elected mayor. vice
g. A.. Avery. resigned, and T.
J. Wylie was elected clerk. vice
A. J. Griswold. resigned. Cap
tain is one of the solid citizens
of Nogales and true friend Of
the town.
w. G. Greene has been indict
ed in the second degree for the
killing of Jim Barnett and will
have his trial on the 18th inst.
There is not much doubt but
that Mr.. Greene will be cleared
as be did what any man under
the circumstances would have
done and the man be killed was
mighty good man to be dead.
The Owl social club was or
ganized last Monday with q mem.
bership of fifteen. The club
will give masquerade balls and
other entertainments during the
winter. The membership is lin.
tied to fifteen members but invi
tations will be issued to out
siders. The first and opening
ball will be given January II at
the Athletic club rooms.
J. W. O'Conner, the mill
wright, is back from Harshaw
where be put in some of the
latest improved Frue Vanners
for Billy Powers at his Worlds
Fair mine. Chas. Taylor is run
ming the mill and is making
success of it. Mr.. Powers has
one of the best silver mines in
southern Arizona and is making
q success of working it and con.
centrating the ore.
Colin Cameron loaded out
carload of mixed stock this af-
ternoon for his ranch at Lochiel,
Arizona. Few cars of stock
sent from the yards recently
have represented so much value
as this one of Mr.. Cameron's.
In it were several registered
Guernsey cows and bulls,
couple of Holsteins and several
Herefords, three thoroughbred
horses and Shetland stallion.
The Guernseys, Holsteins and
Herefords were all young cattle.
and of registered pedigree. They
cost an average of nearly $500
head, and were bought here and
in Missouri. Two thoroughbred
stallion colts and mare of ia
nous racing stock, went to the
Arizona ranch, and the Shetland
stallion. which stood not over