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The border vidette., May 15, 1897, Image 1
About The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934

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T
BORDER
VIBETTE.
NOGALES, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1897.
59.
L 4.
MEXICAN NEWS.
51IXING NEWS.
1 An oil refinery will probably be
Jstablished at Monterey this spring.
1 Another brick manufacturing com-
Jpany is to be organized at Monterey.
I The Mexican Central has invited
bids for the erection of a hospital at
tb oar at Tarnpico.
A. plant for handling large quanti-
a r - r -it i ij - i T
vi coai win uw eruumu x.iuiw.
ie Mexican Central. '
A steam 'imndry, with latest im- i
ved Ab.,1 v mtchinery, wn
opened at Cnv. " j last month.
Jose L. Garcia is building a modern
jotel at Guadalaiara, with elevators;
electric lights, Turkish baths, etc.
r J fl,- wa fffin ronn Dfi- I
V. Zitacuaro and Tlalpujahua willM1""! in the transfer are also four
k .ed. The convenience of tki. j
the citixens of Michoaoan will
&ry great.
rze delegation of leading mw-i
. .
iram
euth America will visit the
U id States in a few wtceks. The
pu.pose of their visit is to get a better
insight into the manner in which com
raeicialaffuirs re conducted in this
country.
In the state of Michoacan, during
nonth of February, 4,502 persons
vaccinated in the different dis-
a of the state. If the proportion
0 accinuiiou continaes to be so great,
it is thought that it will not be long
ere there is not a single case of small
'pox in Michoacan.
High political circles are filled with
l AC a., imnAnslinfV CI II 1Yt 111 f.l
faillUIS Ul t lllljnjunui " O "
xead of the Department of Encourage
ment which has been and continues to
be s ably managed by the Hon. Ma
nuel Fernandez Leal. The reason as-
Vtbed for the reported change is the
.JleiiKter's yp jiht which continues to
rrow weaker day by day under the
brunt of his arduous duties.
There is good money waiting far
t' .an who supplies the main street
- City of Mexico with a first class
i ream, sda wator and confection
t tore. A little wiue "lass full of I
poorly frozen custard sells for 13
7ts, and there is really not an invit
ing plaie in all the city where it can
be secured.
The Resurrection mine, at MaU-
tain, has resumed operations under
tlie direction of Dr. Jimenez. This
mine has a vein whijh already is in
pay. The vein runs ast and west,
and is .about six feet w ide. As shown
"An expert examination, the ores of
"Rasurreclioi-i are quite as rich as
e of La Paz, which udjoins it on
east.
Ir. Joss A. Garcia, a mail con
,tor, is endeavoring to reorauize
., 3 service between Tehuantepeu and
Oaxicn, Bt as to effect a .saving of
from six to teu liours time. This im
provement will bo ot great public
nnefil. and owinir to the rough char
acter ot tli roar', wliioli unites the t:o
cities, is an uudertakiu; of no small
dilliulty.
Gen. Diiz hsisjust been presented
- costly thoroughbred hoi-se
value I at 815,000 of English breed
mi 1 sorrel in color It was r.'ired on
a stock f irm in the state of Peun.-yU
vani:i, owned by Don Caincion, who
liofc forgetting the graceful President
Di iz (luriiiLT visit to Mexico list
year, h ts employed this means of ex
' pr-s-iii his yra-icude and upprciation.
The s.-u itor shipped the hors-s by ex-
pre?s, the char;;ts thereon being 600
iu gl I.
The p jsiliilities of Mexico's develop
e in scarcely be ompreheded
I'M at tl.ii l ite pay. The reoent t!is-veri.-s
of vust beds of cral, f ne
)it and j.ol.1 Kwl.Is, tire evidence thai
i.sourc, of the country 1-ave jr
ine.ins Wen fally cxp'.oite !. The
tsit forests of tine wood-', an I the
ous in Is ot acres of fruit, co.'.'ee aud
nziu lands thaf nre bsing brought
ithin reach nf markets by itx-ans il
-.v liui-s of transportation with nil
id tlu-i.' is!iaro to thj wealth of tin
iftrv and its advancement.
The Silver City, New Mexico, En
terprise of April 23, gave a lengthy
account of a big mining deal which has
been consummated at that place by IX
B. Gillette of Prescott, representative
of the Hearst estate, whereby the
latter purchased the Pacific group of
gold mines at Pinos Altos, paying for
1 them the princely sum of $250,000
j,e .Enterprise ropcrts it as oeing tue
bicrest cash sale of mining property
. -. i .t
made in New Mexico in many years.
The mines. were formerly owned by
Bell and Stevens of Pinos Altos. 'In
all the company acquires," says the
Enterprise, "fifteen valuable flainjs, a
twenty stamp mill in fairly good con-
mioiuil uuu u. ecu mm uo,yu-
mill.
rancnes, Known as tne ocnaeier,
nc". Ladrum and Geiser ranches,
upon -which are large ana ever nowing
rri n oa wliis! u i i I ft t-niali an M Mirk A
.
supply of viater for n.ining and Mill
.
from these mines last summer, the re
sult of a forty-six days' run of the
ten-stamp mill, gave a return of -over
820,000. Mr. Gillette has been ne
gotiating f r several months for the
purchase of this property, and has
spent considerable time there in mak
ing his examinations, mill "runs, eto.
Ho and two or three assistants have
spent tho last two months continu
ously there, and as a result, the pur
chase has been made as stated."
Mike Rice of Arizona, anywhere
from the northern to the southern, or
from the eastern to the western line
of the territory, and well known every
where, is in town. He has been pros
pecting out in the desert cov.utry
northwest o Yuma, in California and
near ths line ef the A. & P. He has
a number f good properties, which, if
he can. induce capital to take hold of, J
will be developed. If he as aot sue- j taken along and the day was p'easaht
cessful in that he will ' return to his ( ly spent beneath the big shady cot
claims in the fall, when cooler weatVer ton wood trees of Don Jose Piersou's
sets in, uud develop the:a himself. j home ranch.
Yuma Sun. ,
Hon. Thos. F. Weedin is putting up
machinery on his Arcade roup of
mines, iu tin? Tortillitas, and before
many tveeks will be making regular
shipments of cono-utratei. The ma
chinery coiuists of a 10-horsepower
Wtiber gas engine, a contracting mill
cij-able of working a ton tf ore an
I. out, a Ulake crusher, and a Hartz
jig and sizer. Twenty tons of ore will
be reduced to eu and shipped. Tile
Arcade mine at a dept'.i of 1.25 feet
has a iour foot vein of ore vlii -h as
says 53 ounces to the t'.ui. Florence!
'1 riuune
A line lody of copper ore, crryiwg
considerable iion, was encountered at
a depth of 75 feet, in t.ie shaft til
the Dadeville elaid a lew (.lays ago.
Tk Dadeville is one of the principal
claim-i of the Bl&ck Warrior Copj.er
Co., situated in Webster gulch. Also
on the Evde property, recently bouifea
by the company, sulphurets have leen
found in the shaft which i.-. being sunk.
Gloije Silver Belt.
'1 he Banner mine in the above di-
tnct was liondetl recentlv bv Uethune
& S.itterwliite is showing up tne, thy
me working two shifts a day and are
in a fair w ny to have one f th h. sf
mines in tho territory. They haie a
lurj; lody of or which is iru-rensin
in ve luine the further they into it.
Tucson Citizen.
A LIVELY
GAME.
Noaalcs
lias a Hot
Oninc of
Toe I.
Steve M. Aguirre and Pete ITanna
had a lively game of Lall-pocl til
I 'eokei's saloon Sunday. J-Joth are
i Hrst- hiss pluyers and some of tlit-ir
f i lends induced tlieni to hao a
l'i '.-.undrer! dolhirs.a side were
fVst
upon iliv lrst ;nuie which respited iu
lliiniiii wining, with u sciv of 100
to SO points. The second 'mie us
'or t' 25 a side aud llaniia ngai.i won,
ih" scure standing 100 to 75" 1 here
will Ix? unether game in the r.-nr
future us the friends of Mr. Aguirre
-till think he can win.
iflJ
Absolutely Pure.
frIerat. fr its ifrrat leareainr rinxth
a.d liealthfuln vH. :.svrj the f ! acai-t
ainm and all form: ef adulteration coiataaa to
the rhntp branrli.
BOYAXi BAKI1VG POYfDEB CO., SEW YORK
A Phoenician Abroad.'
A. Kedewill, of Phoenix, is with us
in the interest of his big piano house.
Besides rustling for business Mr. Rede
will finds time to send breezy letters
from nil places visited to the Phoenix
Gazette, setting forth the advantages
and resources of the various places. A
thorough friend of our territory, ho is
always calling attention of the outside
world to the great undeveloped re
source. In Phoenix Mr. Kedevill
pays taxes en lare property interests.
He has the only house iu the territory
that carries a big stock of musical in
struments. He is responsible, reliable
and thoroughly honest. Give this
home institution your patronage and
let fake houses go by the board. Mo
have Miner.
PICNItf AT UIBUTA.
Nogalss People Take An Out
ing There.
Last Sunday a number of Nogalos
people went to Cibuta on the morning
train and returned at night. Plenty
of good things to eat and drink were
I l ose who composed the party were
Mr. ami Mrs. P. J. Zeimet, Mr. and
Mis. E. J. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. A.
May, Air. and Mrs. F. Overton,
Miss M. Novion and Miss Frey, Mrs.
H. J. Wood, Harry Mitehell and W. S.
Cuddebeck. Messrs. Cuddeieck ar.d
Z"i:net rode tlieir uh-els down iu the
morning and came ta: k in tke evening
on the train.
Civil Service Examination.
Tlf U.S. Civil Service Commission
announces that commencing at 9 i. hi.
on iday 29, uit examination Uo
hel l at theCustoi, Ho.-.se in Nogales,
Aii,-:o..a, for t:i purpwso of establish-in-
an eligiblo register from which a
! selection may be inailrt for Hiding a va
cancy in the position ot j itiilor in the
federal building in Xoah-y Appli
cants nust be noo It-ni than 20 rears
ofae The e.-.iiinin.itlon will consist
of a simple educational test. It is de
sired, if possible, that applicants ior
this grudfc bo Skilled workiren. Persons
desiring to enter this examination
sluulJ apply to the secretary of tho
local board examiners at the custom
liouse lor application lil.mks and in
furin.-.tioii. i'l.e hlawks should be ex
ecuted and lihd with the s jc etary S.
M. Aguirrt.
liutkiin's Arnica .salre.
The Jes5 S..lve iu the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sjics, UL-eir, Salt
Kheuni, Fever Sjivs, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Ol.ilb'.;ii:-.s, Uji u, uud all Skin
Eruptions, and pusi:-;vly c.ires Piles,
u.' no pay ivijuire 1. Ic :s guaranteed
to Live perfect s it i-f.-i :ti.u or money
retuuJed. Pri e 25 ceii-s per box.
For sale by Cheiioue'.h fc .V.ix, Nogalos,
Ariso.ia.
Mil n V Aruoiiiuii o California
ut 1 during the sum . itr i.iouths and tl.ey
always t.c ro Lo Angeles where they
enjoy the cool pljisint looms at the
i llollerhek hotel
I'hat popular liouse
is headquarters for ail Arizouanb.
There is no ho:el iu Lis An,elfS where
von will receive lietler tfeat.Miunt nor
where the aucommo Intions are so good.
Give the Louse a trial and becDnvinced.
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers' in
Groceries Hardware,
Mining: Supplies,
Etc., Etc.,
GALES, ARIZ.
P P K LLEGR1N
PEACTICAL GENEVA
WATCMUAK.KR
.Speciil attention given to work
om SonoraS
Watclios, Clocks, Jewelry an 1 Spec
tacles for Sale
With The Cash Grocer"
NOG ALES, ARIZONA.
Try l I ViUtU iLLls
J
Dr uo-
Store
' henowoth & Mix
A hoioe Stock sf
Pure
Drug
j And Medicines on Hatd.
Full line oftha leading .a'ent medi
cine. VrcBcnpuoMs curtsfully nom
w iu ailed. Manufacture rn of aoda,
vichy, rsanarilla, ayrups Ktc.
NOGALES, ARIZ. , t
WATCHES !
Bring your watch to me and
have it put in complete order.
If with fair usage and prop
erly cased it dot's ut satisfy
3'ou come back aud et your
money. Special attention is
given to time-pieces that
others fail to make go.
NOGALES, A1UZONA
j Shop next door to rascUoiy s ievj s
old stand.
Pasturage
HORSES AND CATTLE,
DOLLAR per MONTH GOLD
ONE
Plenty ef h.iy and water.
Careful
am in attendance.
ONE MIL- FROM TOWN
NOSALBS,
Arixosa.
n. H. Clark.
The Exchange,
-J T. UltlCKWOOU
Hue H
ul ti'iirn
jCOCJALES
ARIZONA
SPECIAL LESSONS
IN
.iPANISII and ENGLISH
For particulars s-.id teris c.ill
this Ol'.ico.
REV. S V. DILI.EV.
at
Roy & Titcomb.
DEALERS IN
AND
Commission IlGrchniits
I The
t Line
City
Store.
Stationery and Music, Periodicals. Magazines--Sheet
Music, Etc.
. ... - . K Jx
ORDERS TAKEN" JOS m ;
Everything in the above line not in.
stock. -
We Eave on hand all kinds of desk
and office supplies at low prices.
Take . orders for rubber stamps,
seals and metal badges.
-fr -5 ft
SUBSCniPTIONB TAKKX I'OIl LaJW"
All the Eastern and Western- daily ar.d
weekly papers, Magazines, Etc., Etc.
We have also a first-class job office attached and can
quote low prices and guarantee satisfaction in this line
as in all other lines.
The Tine City Store,
; FRAJtfK M. KIJVG,
(Proprietor,
Nogaies, - - - - - Arizona.
RETAIL U3H-A. LBR
In Mcts, Fish, Oysters.
h vegetables in season. 4-
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GKOCERIES PKOVISIONS, ETC.
1 (?NJNED PBJKD FRUITS
m COXSTAXTLY O.Y HAJyjj.
M NOGALESr- att g
We Can Save Y oil Money
And that is what everybody is trying to do these days,
THE BED MOUSE
Headquarters in Nogales for the celebrated
"V Banister Shoes
FINE SL-ITS, GENTS UNDERWEA",
TIES AND FURNISHINGS,
CORSETS, DRESS GOODS, Rl"
Whole3ale ar d Retail
zcts, teco2,
.
Xlie
oooooooo
Ramon Vasquss,
ZvIOX-iI
SUBSCRIBE JIOB-JEHEVIDET i IE .
St4
at
A
St
and Stetson Hats.
ONS
Dealer in Dry Goods,
actions, Hitc.
Keci 1-Ioxuse,
AVE1TUB.
Properly STATE
c " " I U3RARY
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