The border vidette., 1906-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS

AC0letIc hall on OnrIst ulaS eve
 December 24.
 Dr. A. A. Doherty returned last
 night from Florida, where accompanied
 the body of the late w. E Amsden.
 G B. Gillette, the passenger con-
 ductor, is visiting his family in Louis
 ville Ky, where they spent the sum
 mer with relatives.
 Tom Shannon is in from his copper
 properties, aud reports the crop oi
 copper good. His holdings are only a
 few miles north of the city.
 Mrs. w.. H. Barnett is visiting in
 Tucson with her son, Willie, who is
 at present holding responsible posi-
 ton with the Eagle Milling Company.
 Captain J. D. Milton is now in Texas, where he went on legal business connected with his big Texas ranch. The captains Nogales friends hope | he'll win his suit.
 Mir. Barney Quinn, the building contractor, has for month past been down at the RIchfield Mining Com = pany's property, experimenting some important stone work for the com pany.
 Assistant General Manager J. A. Naugle of Sonora railway, with head quarters at Guaymas, was here Tues uay in his private travelling home, Francisco, having come up from the bay city on company business.
 P. SandovaJ, the Nogales, Sonora banker and mining man, has for several days been business visitor in Tucson. The gentleman is expected home tonight. He is one Of the busiest men in the state of Sonora.
 Patt. Sullivan, secretary of the Board of Trade, has been land up for repairs this week, as result of a too strenous deer hunt last Sunday. How ever. the efficient, eco nmodating secretary, is again able to attend to the duties of his office
 TIE VIDETTE takes pleasure in an nounclng the rapid recovery of Miss Annie Smith, charming daughter of Mir. Charley Smith, the well known travelling engineer for the} Sonora railway. The. young lady has had slig ght attack of measles
 Captain George w. Webb of the SC. vice, was here Thurs day and yesterday from Tucson, where he makes his headquarters. He is well known in Nogales, having resided here with his family when in che U. $. customs service.
 George Narbeth has returned fiom the country where he had been on mining business. He brought in some very handsome, rich mineral speci- mems George has had lots of ex perience in the business and knows thing or two about formation"
 Henry Levin, of the Brady Levin Commission Company, recently sold | ,000 head of steers to California parties, 300 of which are from Proto | Bros. and 500 from Antonio Mar tinez' ranch. The cattle will be de ivered about January 10th, next, at Calabasas.
 J. 0. Denton and D, Spargur are developing and operating a number of good copper properties short distance southwest from Nogales. This week Mir. Denton purchased and sent to the property large lot of camp and | mine supplies, all of which were pur- chased from our local dealers.
 Mcintyre & Cumming, the real i estate agents, have had their office on Morley avenue greatly improved ih appearance by repY inting and repaper- ing, the work having been done under the direction of Artist Harry PeItan. The firm are doing a good business and are consequently very busy these days.
 Mir. Jake Kissinger, the electrical engineer, after several months ab- sence from the city in Sonora with a big mining company, has, returned | home to spend the holidays with his little family. Jack for long time was with the Nogales Elec- tric Light. Ice & Water Company, of this city, as engineer.
 If there IS happier man in this section of the country than Harry k trot him out, THE BORDER VIDETTE would like to interview him. The cause of Harry's elongated smile, is a fine baby boy. The sturdy | youngster arrived last Sunday. Both mother and little one are getting along nicely. Congratulations.
 Roy Faymonville, manager of the Electric Light Company, spent Thursday here the guest of his !