The border vidette., 1907-09-21

any quantities.
 v During the three day celcbra tio one local merchant sold more tha
 $5, ,OOO worth of gents furnishings t
 young gentlemen from Sonora.
 It is said that dirt will soon com
 mence to fly on the Nogales- Canane,
 branch of the 0. Y. R. & F. R. R, a
 the Nogales end. Wooep-la! "Watcl
 us grow"
 A. $. Noon is pushing work on the
 new cement sidewalks He is now or
 Crawford street in front of Banker
 Curtis handsome residence. Let the
 good work go on.
 O. w. Harter, representing the Dig
 mining company owing the Alto
 mines, was here Tuesday, having come
 Tn from camp on company business.
 He returned the same afternoon.
 H. M. Clagget, representing Roy &
 Iitcomb, Inc, of ths city, has gone
 down to the Juarez mines in the Altar
 district, -Sono:a, where the installation
 of new mining ma machinery is contem-
 plated.
 Mrs Ed. Titcomb has gone to the 1 2
 Mir. TItcomb accompanied her as far as
 Fairbank. from which point he con- tlnued on to Douglas where his big | firm has branch.
 Ten days more, or until October lst, 1907. will be allowed for turning over to Captain Charles E. Perkins all articles worn, damaged or otherwise, belonging to the First Arizona Cavalry: after that date, cost of collecting will be charged
 The Town of Nogales, Arizona, thanks to Dr. A. A. Doherty and A. l. Peck. members of the Street Com rhittee, has the finest pair of mules Tn Arizona, for money, chalk or marbles They will be used on the handsome new street sprinkler.
 Thursday morning Mrs. Van Mourick and children left for the Pacific coast for months visit with the lady's mother who is spending the summer there. MT. VanMourick ac- companied them as far as Tucson, re- turning the same evening.
 Yesterday Dr. H. w. Purdy went to Pata gonia. having been called | there on professional business He was accompanied by Bo. J. Whiteside. The gentlemen returned on last nights train. Dr. Purdy was called to Pa tagonla to attend member of Mr. James Reagan's family.
 When it comes to entertaining on a grand scale, our neighbors across the inc can't be beat. This fact can be .ttested by hundreds of invited guests who attended the grand ball in Ramirez Theatre on Tuesday night. Nothing like t has ever been seen lere or in the southwest.
 w. o. Watkins. time keeper for or the Sonora and O. Y. R & P. of the Southern Pacific, came , p from Guaymas Wednesday evening |, nd left Thursday morning for Bakers ' eld, California, where he will be in s he employ of the Espee company's , and way department. 7 J. W. Keen, supply agent for the S onora railway, with headquarters at L Iuaymas, passed north Thursday V lorning on his way to Los Angeles to c njoy his sunmers vacation. Mr. r -een has been with the railroad com c any many years and is we'll known e ere and along the line in Sonora. h J. $. Day, manager of the Singer ;. ewing Machine Company, who makes u is headquarters in Tucson, spent 'uple of days here with his family O le forepart of the week. Before go- e g to Tucson MT. Day made his home V ere. Mrs. Day and little daughter W ave been visiting the family of Mr. sE elley, local manager of Singer si Noble c. Banks. manager of the Ut lack Mountain Mining Company, ac- u u mpahied by his family and Frank ss itch, passed north en route to Hot ,a la brings, Arkansas, where Mir. Banks .e es for the benefit of his health. He g' troubled with sciatica rheumatism, e. Id has been very near deaths door, ,. ,a gently. His friends hope for his IT. ia eedy, complete recovery. "T ..v William Mcknight, formerly of this tn y, now of Fort Huachuca, where bu has nice contract to furnish sup es for Uncle Sam's soldiers, ac- xD by Mrs. Mcknight and a w rty of friends. visited Nogales the ,,r ,'r, :epart of the week and helped w: ebrate the Sixteenth. The many " "' ends of the McKnights will be ao 'ased to know they are prospering ,s, Early last Thursday morning, at La br