The border vidette., May 15, 1897, Image 3

About The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934

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Ma7X 1897.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
One year.... ...
Six months....
Tarie aonui,,
1 M I
1.00
W mre not responsible for ry coirilutl
rtijles that appear in tUe Viukttf.
IJCAL BRIEFS.
The 30tl ef this month will he Dec
oration Day.
Albert SteinfeU returned to Tucson
Wend ay uight.
The finest strawberries Nogales gets
are from Phoenix.
W. B. Wei con v. ill go to Washing
ton Camp Monday.
Julio Ullmann is now holding down
cases on the Vidette.
J"."C. Earle, tlie Jl Paso e buyer
is in town ou business.
Chns. Potest cf El Plomo, came in
from that mine Wednesday.
Rosirio Breaa of Tucson, came in
from the old pueblo Wednesday.
Go to tho Holleabask hotel -when
you visit Los Au&eles, California.
There has been some heavy gamb
ling at the liesta during this week.
. .A. Redewill. the Phoenix piano
man will be iu Nogales in a day or
two.
Go to the'Hollenbesk hotel at Los
Angeles, Car-, when you are in that
city.
T. F. Sutton, tho Los Angeles tra
veling man, was in town the first of
the week.
C. C. Wheeler, the Tucson merchant
waa iu Nogales daring the week on
business..
Prof. Ji. A. HendricI: has returned
from Willcox where he has been teach
ing school.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Seymour were
up from Torres during the week
shopping.
A. A. Spaugh, the Montana cattla
buyer is in town again, picking up So
.nora cattle.
A baby was born to the wife of Pete
TorreTTuesday Tiightb'utit only live:!
a few hours.
F. A. Stevens of Washington Camp,
is spending a few days visiting friends
at Crittenden.
Phonix strawberries at the Cali
fornia Chop Houso at forty cents a box
Mexican money.
Conductor Frank Dow was upTues- (
day with a train load of wood for the j
railroad company. 1
Auenc ma social at me vuhi;io-
tional church Tuesday evening com
Baenciux at S o'clock.
Guillertno Mascarefias returned
from the ranch Thursday after spend
ing a week out there.
Mr. McDonald has returned from
Hermosil' where she attended tin?
late Mrs J. II. Palmer.
Mr and Mrs Titcmb went to Her
mosillo this morniug to see the little
children of J. H. Palmer.
Every one is invi ed to attend the I
social to be givtm at the Congrega
tional church Tuesday night.
Carbon it Pack have bought some
fine livery horse and now have the
"best turnouts in the country.
May Brothers are having their store
overhauled and will seOa have it bril
liantly lighted with electricity.
Thomas Cocanaan was shot and
killed at Congiess ininn above Phoenix
Monday by his mistress Mamie Bohn.
Engineer I. lionilias and his crew
have been basy daring thi woe'e tak
ing the grade of the sleets o: No;;ales.
Miguel Bornio returned Wednesday
frain El Paso aud went cut to the
Planchas yesterday with A. L. Puck
The California Chop House has
changed hands and Frank Lee, former
ly of the Montezuma restaurant has
charge.
Wm. Barnett crossed 650 bead of
Sonora cattle Monday from his Ari
zona ranch to be placed ou the Barba
comari range.
Tho municipal building at No;ales,
Sonora, is about completed and W. B.
Welton has put in an elaborate lot of
electrical fixtures.
Bill Lutley of Tombstone, Wednes
clay passed 1,200 head of Sonora cattle
wliick he will drive to the Chiiicahua
mountains tor grazing.
P. Sandoval fc Co. have just received
a carload of wagons which they stored
in their.'ware-house back of the Vi
DETTK office.
J. D. Milton returned Monday from
nis triP to 1exs- !!r- AIilton too;i ia
a Kd portion of the Lone Star state
I mwl v hiked his mother during his trip.
31 a j jr 11. Allyn Lewis, reneral agfnt
ior t!o Nttw York Life IusHrance Cx,
came down from Phoenix yestordaj
and will rustle up business for his com
pany. M. Mascareiias sold one thousand
head of cattle from his Sonora range
Wednesday to Frank Siegel of Kan
sas City. ' Mr- Siegel shipped them
Cat a lianas.
P. 13. Yates, route agent for Wells,
Fargo Co., passe 1 through Nogales
for Uuaynms Tuesday. Mr. Yttes
stopped long enough to take dinner
with the Larks.
Mr. and Mr8-- Lawrence Straum
came up from Hurcacita, Sonora, with
their two children Weducsday u4
went on to St. Louis, where they will
stop for sometime.
Capt. L. W. Mix and family accom
panied by 3Iiss Alanuela Escalante
returned from Ileriuosillo Wednesday
evening after a stay in the Sonora
capital of seven months.
There will be special music at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing. There will be trios, quartetts,
solos and recitations. A splendid pro
gram has beeu arranged.
C. W. llemvitway of the Los An
geles Herald, was here during the
week and wrote up the town for the
bJcral 1. The Herald is a free silver
paper and a friend of Arizeua.
jiev. Dilley's subject at the M. E.
church tomorrow morning will be "An
Important Purchase." In the even
ing he will speak on "The Unity of
Effort." There will be good music as
s.:al.
Dr. Geo. Goodtellow ame up from
Minus Prietas Monday to cure tup a
badiy" sprained auk'e. He fell aud
hurt it some days ago and as he had
to walk en crutches since, decided to
to Negates till it ot well.
"The Second Advent of Christ,"
will be tha je tor's theme at tl.i- Con
gregational church Sunday niorniM;.
n tha afternoon ke will go to Calaba-
sas to preach and the evening service
will be conducted by the Society of
Christian Endeavor.
John Dessart has sold to John Flynn
a part oli lot 8, block 8, city of No-
tale?, consideration '300. Ho lit 8
,d a t of tho same block fQ
Nace Iiurf;ooI1 or $12.5- D:mt kllow
wheti,er ace means any thing by it
or noj.
A tellow claiming to nave Le:n a
rec nt omploye of the treasury depart
ment at Wasiiinton has been trying
to rais money in Nogales during the
week on his pas,t record, which must
not hatebesn very good as ke admits
iie w as fired.
Arabrosio Vea, who was run over
by a train at Torres two months a;0
and had both of his legs cut off, came
up from tho hospital at Guaymas Mon-
day and will be sent east in a fev
days for the purpose o: having artifi
cial hs fitted to liiui.
iohn L. Green, a prominent min
ing man of San Francisco, Cal., was
in Nogales, Thursday and left that
uight for New York on mining busi
ness connected with the Siie of the
Morales mines near Imuris. 3Ir.
Morales met him her.
Friends of Willis P. I lay nes,
formerly special deputy collector of
custoxis under Collector Christ, arc
circulating a petition asking Lis ap
pointment us immigration commis
sioner at the Port of Nogales. We
hope Haynes will le appoiuted as he
is a first-class man for the place.
(.alt-s and Chick Fowler, two of the
wellkuown and prosperous fartutrsand
stock raisers of the Salt River valley
arrived yesterdiy mor.tin; from Phoe
nix aud went on to Hermosi'do on
their wheels. Tl.ey came I rem Phoe
nix in two and a half clays. The gen
tlemen go to Sonora to look into the
matter of establishing a pork packing
establishment in that country.
G. B. Itallsttrn, who owns the Ala
bama and Tenni ssae mines in tha Pa
pago mining district, is in the city to
lay He his ru:e:itl b)iid.!l fie
j Xonnessee ton Kentucky company
i wno are working two shifts a day, and
the mine is shoiug tip some Sue ore.
Avardeu
Highest Honors Vorld' Fa.r,
Go!d Meda!, Midwinter Fair.
5-3
A Pure Grape Cream ol Tartar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
I
The returns from t!:e sint Iter show 20
per cent copper, with a large percent
age of silver :iud lead ulso, tha crop
pings and very large. Tu 33011 Citizen.
C)l. Frank W. Roberts has been re
turuod to Africa as consul general aud
he writes that he will leave Washing
ton for his past of duty soon. Col.
Roberts I as been sick and spent the
w inter at his old home iu Biddeford,
Maim. He has recovered and will
on be at work again in tho daik
country. Tho colonel will be kindly
remembered by every one in Nogales
where he made many friends during
his short stay aj cousal at Nogales, So
nora. The social at Mr. Camraing's, given
u-uW the auspices of the 31. E church
Thursday night was a success in every
way. A large amount of money was
realized aud eveiybody had a good
time. There was plenty ef ice cream
of the very best. Button-hole boruets
were sold with quotations attached to
each. Tlw one buying a boquet got
another free if he guessed the name of
the author. About the most lively
way of having fun was shooting with
a bow and arrow at a bag of candy
kug by i string, at five cents a shot.
The shootwr getting the candy prc
vided he h.t it. Fred Kerrera won
most of the candy as he can ixsat the
man who made the bow and arrow
shooting it. . j
A daring jail-break occurred at
Preicott lust Saturday afternoon.
Parker the train robber and L. C.
Miller, the forger and a Mexican
charged with manslaughter, broke jail
and made their escape, shooting., as
they did, Lee Norris, deputy district
attorney and brother of Hon. T G.
Norris. The prisoners secured all the
guns iu the sheriffs office and taking
all the horses out of tha sheriffs
stable, skipped, while tifty unarmed
people stood and watched them go.
A posse overtook them thirty miles
from Prescott and during a fight
killed one horse ' bat t:ie men got
away. The whole county is after
them and if they are caught no
doubt they will be lynched.
SOMETHING TO KNOW.
It may be worth something to know
that the very best madicine for restor
ing the tire 1 out nervous system to a
healthy vigor is Electric Litters. This
cae-lieine is purely vegetable, acts by
giving tone to the nerve centres in
the stomach, geutly stimulates the
Liver and IviJnry. aud aiJs these
organs in throwing oIF impurities in
fc'.io b ood Electric Hitters improves
the appetite, aids digestion, --.ud & pro
nounced by those wko have tried it as
the very best blood uriiit-r and nerve
tonic. Try it. Sold for 5Dj or 1.00
per bottle at Cheuowetli & Mix.
Hotel Arrivals.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL.
M A Ernest and wi'o, city; II P
Hansen and wise, Minas Prietas; Geo
E. Hent, El Plomo; V Morales, Tuc
son; Albert Steinfeld, Tucson; Alfred
S Donau, Tucson; H A Scovel, Los
Angelps; Frank iegel, Kans.-vs City;
F O Saunders, Missouri; A A Spaugh,
Cheyenne, "vVy.; Chas K Poteet, El
Plomo; Al II Ilo vard, El Paso; C C
Wheeler, Tucson; A Mojocchi, Santa
Ana, Sonora; J S Breen, New York;
G W Grayson, San Francisco; M Lus
to.mante, Carbo; C 11 Bjffett, Sonora;
K K Trousdale. Ne w York; Sig Simon,
Sm Francis?o; The? G Fi-.ch, Tucson;
C D Taylor, Guaymax; F H Sutton,
Los Angeles; 15 M Cundall. Pachuca;
M H Amado, Dan Martinez, Tucson;
James Roberts, Kansas; F IS Shaver,
Meeker, Col.; D Richardson, Prietas;
Gerald M Fennell, England; R Allyn
Lewis, Phoenix; F C Earl, El Paro.
SHEARS
W. 21. CUMMINGS
Real : Estate
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Furnished and Unfurnished
Houses to Let-
Money Loans Negotiated.
Oa hand a Numbe1- cf Fine Lots, ina
, . proved and unimproved.
NOOALKS, P. O. Box 121.
;: Startling News
takes one by surprise. We are start
ling every one in Nogales, with the
immense stock of spring goods that we
are receiving every week. Just in
vestigate what we say about our
goods; it'll cost you nothing to do so
! and will certainly save you money,
j By u'xt week we will show to the
people the largest, the nicest .ind the
j newest stock of Fancy Dry Goods,
Ladies and Geut - shoes and Oxford
ties, Silks and Fancy Lawns Embroi
deries and Silk Laces of all descrip
tions' ever brought to Nogales. Every
thing selected with special care for the
mosto-efined trade and they will be
! sold at startling low prices.
Call on us every day we will show
you something new in every line at the
International Department Store
A. F. Pauedks & Co.
pecial
erent colors as follows:
jcj 33 "
Gents' furnishing goods, boots and shoos, straw and felt hat.
dry goods, ladies' uuaits, ribbons and cr.ibroidycry silks.
YELLOW-
Varieties, notions, oil cloth, linoleum and carpets, trunks and,
valises, saddles, harness, bits, guns, belts and scabbards and,
smokers' articles, etc., etc.
B
LUE
Liquors,
PINS
r
Tinware, Glassware and Hardware.
To commence MOXDA Y NEXT, MA Y 3rd and continue till JUXE
FIRST when we'll begin taking stock.
This is no HUMBUG. Come and see and satisfy yourselves that vre mean
Watch the COLORS which will he posted in front of Our Stobe
every day and the articles described on the Bonanza Bulletin Eoard.
"Wo ILSTeed Money SL-rxaL Must Soil.
NOTHING SO FJTS FNTO T"H PLHAfU-S
OP E TCYCLI.MQ AS PKOTCCi!iAPi:V.
Pocket Koiats, Corirlo-c Kocs.
BcII-t3 and Balb-Eyc
$5.00 i3 $25.00.
Especially ada -fwi to the wh'wilr.an's -ssc. Tir.'
use our light-proof Film Cartridges and caa be
LOADED IN DAYLIGHT.
"Clcycle ICodas" booklet ft . 3 at agene: c : by nvTtl.
3,853.00 in Prices for
Kodak PI .lares.
$1,475.00 is Gold.
Send for Prize Contest"
Circular.
EASTMAH WM CO
Rochester, M. Y
Maison Dores
Hesta-oranT
Meeilla Street, a ad Chnrch Plaza.
Oldest and Best Restaurant in Tucson
Open Day and Night.
JOE SOLDINT, Proprietor.
FKAKK J. BUFFV,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Notary Public and Conveyancer
Custom Hoase Broker.
OFFICE Near i'ao Jontoeoma Hotel.
New Lead Smelter for Sale
One si-ty-ton stack leail Btnelter, r.nilt by
Colorado Irou Works, complote with all the la
test, improvements, with Hoot blowe- of suf
ficient capacty for two stacks, whole outftt. en
tirely new (never been in uce) in tSonora all du
ties Daid. will be sold very cheaply, and deliver
e-4 at thi line of the Sonora Kail way. Apply to J
THE V1DET1K cmce.
P. SANDOVAL.
P. Sahdoval jS-C&
NOyALSiJ, ARIZONA, and N3GALE3, SONOItA.
CHslonj Heoss Brokers "ai?d
Commission Merchants.
CHSTOM HOI CE BROKERS FOR
Cie du (Boleo, Co.. Ca, (Dura Mexican Gold and Silver
(Recovery Co. L., Quintera -Mg. Co., and for
ike leading houses in Sonora.
CABLE: LAVOBITAS.
sales .designated.
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Groceries of all kinds, both
staple and fancy.
Wines, Beer a7id Liqueurs.
;iBa$ii)ij
'
.IN,
FOR THE HEALTH
there is never more opport tsne seascn
than Spring. It is a mistake; an
abuse to one, not to aid their system
by taking some good effective Spring
alterative. No better tonic for deal-.-
in anrl 1 n x-i rr t-!i f.i n r f li cuto-ii ai
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilia, at
85 cents a bottle. We uss the bast
drugs and- give, the niosie.ire. in .com
pounding prescriptions,' nud- never'
equivalent for your money.
CMENOWETH it MIX,
Nogales, Arizona, Moi ley Avenue.
Roy & Titcomb.
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Commission Icrchant3
A. SANDOVAL.
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