The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-11-03
Ths gurder Itdette.
NOVEMBER 3. 1906.
LOCAL ITEMS

Concert Band will give public concerts
in the afternoon instead of in the
evening. US in the past.
Colonel George w. Grove is back
from Cananea, where be had been on
business connected with his newly &C
quired copper property.
Wednesday Mr.. Douglas Cummings,
one of the county's most prosperous
ranchers, was visitor in town from
his splendid ranch home north of CAL
abasas.
Dennis Cou ghlin, of Washington
Camp is back from an extended trip
through the east, on pleasure bent.
Dennis reports having had fine time;
he certainly looks it.
Ed. w. Jones, the well-known ma
chinist, who, for number of years,
has been with Colonel W. O. Greene's
ompanies, has returned home to at
tend the election, next Tuesday.
Mr.. Steve Bailey, after an absence
of two weeks in the country. has re-
turned home and will; remain until
after the election. Steve is one of the
best officers on the international
border.
Born-Tbursday night, in Nogales,
Sonora, to the wife of A. r. Gonzales
a girl. DR. H. w. Purdy reports
mother and little one doing nicely.
The VIDETTE extends hearty congratu
lations.
MIR. Paul Seitz of Wells, Fargo d,
Co., it is understood, will be promoted
to the position of cashier, formerly
held by Frank Athearn, who has gone
to the Prescott Office. The promotion
is deserving.
NJ j. Heck, the well-known mining
man. is back from Bisbee, where he
has been several months in the employ
of one of the big copper companies at
that place. Mr.. Heck's friends are
glad TO see him.
Mrs. George B. Marsh has returned
home from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in the east. The
lady has been greatly missed by large
circle of friends, all of whom join in
welcoming her home.
Jerry Leehy, brother of our worthy |
townsman, Mr.. James beehy, has
been sojourning in Nogales this week,
from Sonora, where he is in the en- |
ploy of big mining company. Jerry
is one of the pioneer miners of the
southwest.
Charley Phillips, the mining man,
left Wednesday for his mining claims
a short distance from Nogales for the
purpose of commencing exploration
and development work on same How
ever, he will return in time to cast
vote for his friends next Tuesday.
Thursday w. L. Turner registered
at the Montezuma Hotel from Alamos,
Sonora. Until recently, Mr.. Turner
was in charge of the Huntington mills
at the Zambona silver mine, which he
says is a wonderful bonanza. Mr.
Turner is one of the best mill men in
the country.
Agent Ramon Vasquez of the Mon
tie Carlo building at the corner of Nor
ley avenue and international street, is
making arrangements to erect a hand
some two story building on the site of
the present structure. The work of
tearing down the old building will COM
mence about the first of the year.
Thursday night, Hon. W. F. Over
ton, local agent of Wells, Fargo IL Co.,
accompanied by Mrs. Overton, re-
turned from the east, where they have
been enjoying couple of months sight
seeing. Both we're greatly benefited
by their outing. A host of friends
Join US in welcoming them home
Charley Eames, the mining engi-
necr, who is well and favorabIy known
here, as we'll as in every mining camp
in Santa Cruz county, is in town from
the south, having arrived Thursday
morning with Colonel Otis, the mine
promoter of New York, who is return
ing east from visit to his mines in
Sonora.
Captain Stephen O'Connor. y. s.
A is now making Nogales his head
quarters. Some time since the cap
tain sold splendid group of mines
situated in the Washington district,
this county, receiving a goodly sum of
money for same. The old soldier is
now high and dry On EASY Street,"
enjoying the fruits of many years Ia
bors.
Judge A. E. Hayes, lawyer, mine
expert, orator and newspaper man, has
resigned the position of local "news-
getter" On the Times, and will in
future devote his entire time to |
private business which brought him to
this country several months ago from
New York city. The best wishes of
manu- friends will on with the iudoe |