The border vidette., 1907-12-14
TEs 8nrder Iidette.
DECEMBERH4, 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

The many IFlenuS or MTS. Alleu T. Bird will regret to learn that she has been quite ill recently. at the pleasant Bird residence on Mob Hill.
 Chas. A. White, of Chicago. secre- tary of the Tribune Mining Company, has this week been a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Here on company business.
 The work of improving the Boston Store building is nearing completion rapidly. The place will have one of the most handsome fronts in the southwest. The train from the south was about four hours late this morning, and passengers for the north will spend the day in Nogales. as a result Poor coal the cause of delay. -.
 This week Hon. Theo. Gebler, pro- prietor of the Pioneer Hard ware | House, of this city, has been slightly under the weather, he;Ss confined to his home couple of days. Wednesday MT. Dave Richardson. the mining man. passed through No gales on his way to Los Angeles, California, where he went to spend the holidays. He was accompa nied by his | little son. Don Pedro Cazabon, the veteran resta urant man, has returned from business trip at Hermosillo. MT. | Oazabon says the capital city is all right but Nogales IS plenty good enough for him.
 G. B. Kelley, local agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Company, I I ID C AL of the week on company business. MT. Kelley is hard, faithful worker for his big company.
 Willia m Barnett, owner of the Ar;- zona ranch in Sonora, has for couple of days been business visitor in No- gales. The Arizona ranch is one of the biggest and best in northern So- nora. The latch string is always out. Donald Mcdonald, assistant super intendent of the Sonora and Oananea, Yaqui River S Pacific railway, was a visitor in the city the first of the week OF company business The assistant superintendent makes Guaymas his headquarters.
 Cyrus Marsceller has again entered | the U. s. custom service as line
  international line west of Nogales. Cy. is frst-c man wherever you find him; he takes to the government service like duck to water.
 Ralph Morris, for long time with the Black Mountain Mining Company, after having been absent from the city, some time, Is guest at the Montezuma hotel. Ralph has a whole lot of friends in Nogales all of whom are pleased to see him at all times.
 Last evening Edward, the 10 year old son of Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Draper, of Duquesnc, died within short dis 1 tance of Nogales, while being brought to the hospital by his father. The cause of death was not learned. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon. L.W. Sanders, an experienced tele- graph operator, for some time past with the Oananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, as station agent at Fundicion, on the Yaqui river, is visitor in Nogales. guest ot Agent H. E. Grace of the Southern Pacific company. Jim Gamble, United States custom inspector at Naco, Arizona, has been in the city a couple of days this week having come to headquarters to re- port to Collector McCord. Jim re- sided here several years. and is we'll | and favorably known all along the intern ational line.
 Professor E. M. Bind is again in the city after an extended absence in Cal ifornia. Professor Bind is associated with Dr. w. F. and H. K. Chenoweth in splendid mining properties both Tn Santa Cruz county and Sonora The gentleman will commence developing his property north of Nogales, next l week.
 Thursday Contrator Mulligan, who recently completed a contract for Grant Brothers Construction Com pany, on the Nogales-Cananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific, crossed a bunch of fifty six large fine Missouri mules. which he will ship to California. where he has a railroad contract.
 William A. Inman, the machinist. and all round practical mining man, who with his family formerly resided in Nogales. passed north Tuesday morning on his way to California, from La Dura, Sonora. Mexico. where he has been employed recently. He goes to California to enjoy a visit with | L