The border vidette., 1906-12-01
Ths 8urder Xidette.
DECEMBER l. 1906.
LOCAL ITEMS
Have you been to she rink2

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 is the cutest of them all.
 ] Some of Judge R. D. Georges young l gobblers weighed more than twen ty- two pounds-dressed.
 ! Thursday morning Pedro Aguirre and Ralph Morris came up from Mag
 dalena to help their Nogales friends
 ''give thanks"
 Born-Thursday, November 22, to
 the wife of MT. A. K. Saleebey, the
 merchant, a son. Mother and little one doing nicely.
 Noble 0. Banks, manager of the
 Black Mountain Mining Company s
 great Cerro Prieto gold mines, spent Thanksgiving here with his family.
 Mrs. D. G. Chalmers and children have been visiting the city this week from J.ochiel, where the Honora ble D. C. is stationed as U. s. Deputy col lector of customs.
 Mrs. Ben Ashby and little son Rollo, after several months visit in Kentucky with relatives, returned home last Saturday night, and "Ool- onel" Ben. the genial passenger con ductor. says life is again worth the living. :.
 This week United States Chinese and Immigration Inspector Jeff Milton has been enjoying vacation in the city. He is contemplating visit to his old Texas home where. he has valuable real estate interests which demand his personal attention.
 Manager Raines of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, ac-- companied by Mrs. Raines and their little son, Hampton, came up from Fl Pinto, in the Plnito mountains, last evening on the delayed passenger. They are guests at the Montezuma.
 Thursday night Lee Reagan return, ed from Del Rio, Texas, where he went short time ago with his brother Frank to visit the old folks at home" Lee returned alone; Frank will be back next week. Next summer the parents of the Reagan boys will pay them a visit here.
 l. w. Bonney, for 8 number of years successfully engaged in gold mining in the Magdalena district, So-l nora. was a business visitor in Nogales tbis week, coming here from Seattle, Washiugtoo, where he is: now engaged in business. The gentieman's panys friends here were pleased to. see him. !; .lSam Ellsdge, one of Nogales' pioneer ciEizens, after couple of years, abr sence, was again here, Thanksgiving Hay. having come down from Pata- gqnia to enjoy couple of days visit with old friends and acquaintances. Having lived here twenty-years ago, Sam is well acquainted with all the old timers. He and his family now reside at Patagonia. :
 Walter Douglas and Frank Barrow are in the city from fhe Worlds Fair mine in the Harshaw district, where they have good positions. The gentle. men state that Mr. Frank Powers has announced that in the future he will pay miners $3.50 per day instead of 8 Mir. Douglas is well known here, having resided here several years when in the employ of the Sonora railway, as an engineer.
 Fred Heyney. the assayer and who for some time past has been down at Nina Grande, one of Colonel Greene's big Sonora pro- perties, spent Thanksgiving in Noge- les with old friends Yesterday morn. ing he left for his Rucksr Canyon home, Oochise county, where he will enjoy months rest. ... Several years ago Fred. was government nssayer at Nogales, Arizona. .--s
 Colenel George W. Atkinson of Ga labasas, was business visitor here the torepart of the week, having come in of the range where he and his neigh bors have been busy for several days past gathering cattle to fill a contract with California cattle buyers. The cattle will be driven overland to Tue son where they will be loaded on cars and shipped to the golden state. The price received was not learned.
 Engineer Joseph Reddoch has re- turned from Fl Paso, Texas, where he went the forepart of the week with his mother, Mrs. $. A. Reddoch. and his nephew Master Gaston. son of his brother James. who now resides at Monterrey, Mexico, where he .has splendid railroad position. At El Paso they were met by James, who ac- companied his mother and son to their destination, Joe returning home. Wed nesdsy night. . !
 The Custom District of Arizona made banner record last month in