The border vidette., 1905-01-14
JANUARY 14, 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS.

wheat away for Supervisor A Har- rison. The loss is great.
 O. NJ. AIdridge, business manager of the Daily News, spent most of the past week in Sonora, hustling for his paper.
 Our new postoffice building on Rail road avenue is now in course of con- struction. When completed it will be credit to Nogaies:
 Thursday at Torres H. Moreno, a brakeman on the Sonora railroad was killed by being run over by an engine. He was well known in Nogales.
 The moving pictures at the opera | house tonight will be well worth the price of admission. You cannot af- ford to miss them-if you have the price.
 Tuesday party of eastern capital ists, stockholders in the Promontorio Mining company, drove out to the mines, formerly owned by Mir. L. Ephriam of this city.
 W. B. B. Barnett, the veteran freight clerk at the Southern Pacific station, IS able to attend to his duties, but says he does not feel like doing ''rag time." He has been quite ill Jim Flynn, carpenter and building contractor, is back in Nogales after many months spent in California where he worked at his trade Jim had many pleasant, interesting exper- fences while away from Nogales, but says he is glad to get home, and is in no hurry to leave.
 In this issue of TIE BORDER VI DErrE appear articles of incorporation of the Zambona Development Com : pany organized by William Schuck- mann, Amos J. Yaeger and William s. Cranz, with capital stock of S5oO,- 900. Nogales, Arizona, is named as the principal place for the transaction of company business.
 John Henderson has purchased from Joe Lusignan a one-third interest in La Union mining claims comprising eight pertinencias. La Union is an extension of ''E; Oro," the gold mines owned by the Coast Line Copper com pany. They are about l4 miles east of Poza, Sonora. MT. Henderson alse purchased from other parties. 5000 acres of land at the Sonora Copper Queen mines near Caborca, in the Altar district, owned by the Ohio Mexican Mining company. The land is very valuable.
 This evening the Monte Carlo sa- loon will re open under a new manage ment, Harry Cohn and Harry Wal thers of Hermosillo. having purchased the business from Assignee Theo Geb- Ter. Mrs. Modie of the Arizona Hotel has leased the restaurant and will personally have charge of the same. Messrs. Oohn and Walthers are experienced saloon men possessed of the happy faculty of making friends. They will cater to the best trade and will take great pains to please every body who visits their place of business. The restaurant will be first class in every respect.
 The Second Annual Convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers Ass ,cia- tion is called to meet in Phoenix !; Arizona, Jan, 25th- 26th, 1905. The attendance of all engaged in the rais- ing or growing of cattle is earnestly requested Matters of importance and , of interest regarding the cattle indus try, are to be brought before the Convention and the larger the attend ance, the more beneficial the result of } the deliberations and the consequent action. All the railroads will give 1 and 1-5 fare for the round trip from } all points in the territory. Each pur- ! chaser of ticket must secure a re- ceipt for same of the regular conven- , into form and before leaving Phoenix present the receipts to the Secretary for endorsement, and such receipts } will entitle the holder to return trip tickets at 1-5 regular fare, making the round trip cost l and 1-5 regular } fare.