The border vidette., 1927-07-09
DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALES 80
YEARS AGO-JULY 8, 1897 2

(THE BORDER VIDETTE)
The Masonic temple just COM
pleted is q credit to the town.
Nogales is improving more in
to its size than any
other town in Arizona.
o. K. Franklin was in Wash.
ington Camp this week looking
after his mining interests.
George B. Marsh this week
completed an addition to his
Railroad avenue warehouse.
O. K. Franklin and John Ma
loney went out to Oro Blanco
Tuesday on mining business.
Theo. Gebler has. just com
pleted a large warehouse adjoin
ing the old one on Railroad ave-
nue..
Geo. w. sMcCarter, foreman of
the Oasis Office, cut one of his
fingers off ia the press this morn
ing.
J. D. Milton, P. B. Yates, Miss
Emery and Miss Dow drove to
the Santa Cruz river Sunday
and had . Fourth Of July lunch
on the banks of that raging
stream.
by L. Caraway arrived Wed.
nesday from the San Pedro in
his four horse coach to arrange
for the payment of duties on .
large band of cattle he has just
imported.
Frank Olsen, the man who
was stabbed recently by Mexi.
can Pete at Washington Camp,
is getting better and will re.
cover. Dr.. Welles is doing all
he can to bring him out. Frank
was q very badly cut man.
G. A. Avery, acting as S. D.
D. G.. NJ, last evening installed
the officers Of Nogales Lodge
No. g, I.sO. @ for the term end
ing Dec. 81, 1897. The elective
officers are: r. 81. Clarke. N.
G.; Madison Risinger, v. g.;
Eb. Williams, Secretary; John
DeSSart, Treasurer.
Ed. Titcomb has gone to San
ger, California, on business and
pleasure. Mr.. Titcomb has not
had q vacation for some time
and in taking this one he makes
his first trip to California. He
visits Sanger to see~the big lum.
Der camp where be buys lumber
and he will take in Frisco be.
fore he returns.
Not one arrest was made on
the 4th aud 5th of July in Tue.
son this year. which speaks we'll
for the city as an orderly com.
munity. There was but one
case in the police court this
morning. charged with drunken
ness, and this arrest was made
last Saturday. The prisoner
was given five days. Citizen.
A picnic was held in q grove
between Duquesne and San Ra-
fail July 3rd, in celebration of
the anniversary of our nations
birth. At night a grand ball
was given at the Duquesne
boarding house. At the picnic
there was q free lunch and icy
cold lemonade and beer for the
thirsty. Duquesne deserves .
kind remembrance for the splen.
did time SO thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
A pretty dance was given ia
honor of the saints day of Mrs.
81. K. Chenoweth last Thursday
night at Marsh's hall by her
many Nogales friends. There
were q large number of friends
out regardless of the rain and a
general good time was enjoyed.
On Wednesday night many
friends called at Mrs. Cheno
weth's home with an orchestra.
They also took a lot of good
things to eat and surprised the
lady, with small banquet.
A fire alarm was. rung Sunday
night at about eleven o'clock
aud the fire boys responded in
short notice. A small adobe
building with thatched roof back
of Risinger's had caught fire and
was soon burned with it's con
tents. In running to the fire
with the hose cart, DR.. Purdy
fell and had his right leg broken
between the ankle and the knee.
Both bones are broken and it