The border vidette., 1907-03-02
MARCH ?. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

Last Sunday Dr. Judson A. Elliott preached a very interesting sermon at the Congregational church. this city.
 Yesterday Superintendent Eberle of the Promontorio Mining Company. | and Mr.. l.. Ephraim, one of the big stockholders, drove cut to the mines.
 Thursday Dr. P. Lopez. assisted by | Dr. J. F. Nicholson, performed a very delicate operation on a lady patient at the Sisters Hospital, which bids fair | to prove most successful.
 Major James Leehy is again in the city after an absence of a couple of months, during which time he was greatly missed by his numerous friends The major is first class millman.
 MT. and Mrs J. E Wise, and Mir. Wise's mother, who is visiting him from Pennsylvania, spent Monday in Nogales. from their pleasant ranch home at Calabasa returing the same evening.
 Captain Thompson, the mine super intendent, has this week been visitor at the county seat. The captain IS one of the best practical miners in this section Just at present he is enjoying vacation.
 Ed. Bine, representing a San Fran cisco firm of oil dealers, spent several days in Nogales this week, going to points in Sonora from here. Ed. formerly resided here; his old friends will be pleased to learn he is prosper ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M Woodrum have departed for San Francisco, California, where in future they will make their home The best wishes of the commun ity goes with Jack and his estimable wife, They will be greatly missed by wide circle of friends here and throughout Sonora.
 Attorney H. s. Stewart, business manager of the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company, and H. A. Cowan, purchasing agent for the big company now extensively operating their Duquesne and Washington mines, were business visitors at the county seat yesterday.
 Wednesday night o. K. Franklin and Harry K. Chenoweth returned from a visit to their mining claims in Sorora several miles, bringing with them samples of good ore Both gentlemen know ''good thing" when they see it, and most always "get the money" Here's to lem.
 Manager Fred Van Mourick of the Sonora News Oompany's Nogales store and the big Cananea branch, re- turned the first of the week from a visit to Cananea, where he had been on company business He says the camp is lively and his branch there is doing an enormous business.
 Sy. Marsteller, United States lIne rider, recently stationed at the sub port of Naco, Arizona, is taking twentv-days' leave of absence. which he will spend in Nogales with his parents, Probate Judge and Mrs. Nj Marsteller. Sy. is one of Uucle Sam's best fine riders, and is entitled to a rest.
 Monday T. D. Casanega, one of the county's most. successful experienced farmers, came up from CaIabasas with a wagon load of the finest young cab bage ever brought to the Nogale: market. Proto Bros., the big whole sale and retail dealers on Morley avenue, cleaned Mir. Casanega out II short order.
 Monday Noble 0 Banks, genera manager of the Black Mountain Min ing Company's great gold mine anc reduction plant at Mines Prietas, So- nora, Mexico, and P. J. Aguirre purchasing agent fer the company were visitors in the city on busines for their biz company, returning soutl the same night.
 Mrs Underwood, the accomplished wife of Dr. J. o. Underwood. th' pioneer mining man, who for dozer years has been operating in the state of Sonora, Mexico, has this week beer visitor in the city. The lady ha been visiting the doctor at the mines near Santa Ana, Sonora.
 James Mcintyre. the real estat' and insurance agent, of the firm O Cumming & Mcintyre, this city, ha this week been absent from town or business, Mr. Cumming being il charge of the company's business. Tn firm is doing a splendid business, anc has the confidence of the public. , Mrs. w. J. B. Barnett returned home Tuesday night from Tucson where she has been enjoying visi with her son Willie, who Is workin! for tI,a Eau EIour GopnDanv of tha