The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-13
Ths 8urder s'idette.
APRIL 13. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

|
Steve Bailey is now doing the day
trick at The Arcade.
| Louis Stevens was business visitor
in the city couple of days this week,
! from his ranch.
This morning Superintendent Oster
went north in his private car ''Fran-
| CISCO"
Hon. A. @ Bernard and wife
passed north Friday morning, on their
way to Tucson from Hermosillo.
Thursday morning Colonel Thomas
Fitch returned to Tucson, after several
days sojourn here On district cour6
| business.
Mrs Fanny Brent is guest at the
Montezuma hotel. The lady recently
disposed of number of good mining
claims in Sonora.
Mr.. 5. E. Hunter, miner broncho-
| buster and all round good fellow has
been visitor at the county seat this
week. He was a member of the trial
jury, and a might good one too.
Rodolfo Vssquez, the mining en-
gineer, is in the city, after a short
| absence Oh mining business. The gen.
| tleman is very busy these days, look
ing after his Sonora mining interests.
Yesterday morning Judge Nave,
Senator Ives, A. Orfila, Judge Purcell,
Ralph Sturgis, and number of other
gentlemen who had been attending
district court from Tucson, returned
home.
j. W. Keen, the railroad man, was
here the forepart of the week on COM
pany business. Mr.. Keen has been
with the Sonora railway many years
and has q wide acquain lance In the
line city.
Cornelio Angulo has resigned his
position with the Boston Stores, this
city, and gone to Tucson to accept q
responsible, lucrative position with one
of the big retail houses there. Mrs.
Angulo and the child will go to Tue :
son in day or two.
Mr.. Matt Rogers, deputy county
surveyor. accompanied by his wife,
were passengers Oh this mornin q
northbonnd train. Mr.. Rogers will
in future make his home at the county
seat, occupying offices with County
Surveyor Jack Straith.
George NJ Ryall, the mine promoter,
returned Thursday morning from ! So
nora where he has large mineral
concession, in which he will interest
eastern investors. He continued
north on the same train, going to
New York where he now resides.
From Los Angeles comes the news
that Mrs. Krohn, wife of Captain
Fred Krohn, right of-wa agent for
the Cananea, Yaqui River &, Pacific
rail way, is seriously ill. Mr.. Krohn
has been notified and is now on his
way to the bed side of his sick wife.
We hope for the good lady's speedy
complete recovery.
NJ. E. Hopwood. the railway man,
ex- conductor on the Sonora, who is
now devoting all his time to mining in
the Cananea and other points in So
nora, has returned from a visit to
Pasadena, California, where Mrs.
Hepwood and the children reside.
Hop says he had nice visit and
enjoyed several good bird hunts.
Marshall P. Wright, promoter of
the Cananea- Midland Copper Com
pany. one of the big new companies
recently organized in the Csnanea
district, with Hon. O. Nj. Shannon,
president, was here Thursday transact
ing private and company business He
reported development work progress
ing in a satisfactory manner.
Last Thursday night MIR. Henry
Cohen left for Hermosillo where he
will in future make his home, coming
to Nogales occasionally to look after
his interests here. Tuesday morning
Mr. Harry Walthers, his partner, left
for the New Mexico hot springs to
enjoy a short rest. He expected to be
absent from NogaIes two weeks.
John Loosely, the San Francisco
liquor salesman, who has been comm 9
to Arizona many years. was business
visitor in the city. During the big
earthquake and fire in Frisco, Mr..
Loosely lost many thousand dollars
worth of Arizona curios which he had
gathered while travelling in this ter
STORY, in the-past twenty years.
w. G. Bulge, ex-trainm master on the
Sonora railway, spent Thursday in
town from Tucson, where he and Mrs.
Bulge are enjoying a visit with old
time friends. MIR. Bulge has in COD