The border vidette., 1907-04-27
APRIL %. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

gonna.
Bert Sorrels, the young stockraiser,
and s. E. Hunter, the miner and
prospector, are among the visitors in
town today from the country.
Five more carloads of American
mules for the Cananea, Yaqui River
& Pacific railroad in Sonora, were
crossed into Mexico this morning.
Roy & Titcomb. Inc. this week
shipped steam hoist to the Triumfo
Mining Company's mines in the Ariz
pc district, Sonora, A. G. Chariot
manager.
George B. Marsh. Inc, have just
received a corload of fine Henney
buggies; also a carload of Bridge and
Beach stoves Call and inspect these
new goods.
Miss Maria Ronstadt, formerly of
Nogales. now of Cananea, Sonora.
where her mother and sisters reside,
is a visitor In the city, guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Fleis
! cher.
William Smith OF the Monte Carlo
was passenger on this mornings
northbound passenger. en- route to
| Tucson. where he will spend the day
! transacting business, returning home
tonight.
DIR. w. F. Chenoweth's elegant new
eight-r room brick residence, next to
the Mexican consulate, is rapidly
nearing completion, under the super
vision of Contractors Bowman IL
Wright.
j. E. Bean, chief of the civil en-
gineers surveying the line of the pro-
posed railroad between Cananea and
Nogales. is a visitor in the city from
out at Buena Vista, where the en-
gineers are camped.
This morning Mr.. o. E. McMullen.
the com mission broker, went to Pata-
gonia to spend the day, expecting to
return tonight. Mr.. McMullen is a
wide awake business man; he is doing
some tall hustling these days.
Mr. John Wilson is making come
needed improvements at the George
Weiland residence on Elm street. Mr..
Weiland ID out at his mining camp
piling up shipping ore. When he
comes to town he'll hardly know his
home.
A general invitation has been ex-
tended by the Rough Rider commits
sion to citizens to attend the unveil-
ing Of the monument to Captain
"Bucky" O'Neil on July at Prescott
Special rates have been secured on all
railroad.
Tonight Manager Herr of the
Duquesne Mining L. Reduction CoEa-
pany, accompanied by his wife will
arrive in the city from Ell Paso, Texas.
They are on their way to Duquesne,
where Mr.. Herr makes his head
quarters.
Monday morning Mrs. Captain l..
w. Mix. and her charming daughter.
Miss Elena, departe for the coast
where they will 81 end the summer
Captain Mix is now in the city of
Mexico, where he has large business
interests.
Miss NJ. A. Haas, sister of Mrs.
William Bower, is guest at the
Montezuma hotel. The young lady
has for sometime past been visiting at
Ranch de Coches, the guest of her
sister and family. Her home is
Philadelphia, Pa.
Yesterday Hoa Theodore GebIer
was detained at his home on account
of the illness of Mrs. Gebler. How
ever at this writing the coed lady is
greatly improved and Mr.. Gebler Is
| able to again attend to business at his
big hardware house.
| Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
| Samuel Leeker entertained Messrs.
Campbell and Woodward of st. Louis,
P. Long of Texas, and Mr.. Dan
Blume of San Francisco A German
lunch was served and most enjoy
able evening spent at the Leeker
home.
Last Sunday morning Mrs. England,
the unfortunate mother of William
Young, was taken to Phoenix by
Sheriff Saxon. The poor woman had
been adjudged incompetent by COM
mission composed of Drs. Purdy and
Nicholson. Miss Robinson accompani-
ed Mrs. England to Phoenix.
George Squires, the Imuris mining
man, arrived from the south yesterday
morning, having come up to the border
to transact business for his company,
which is operating splendid property
near that place. MIR. Squires is
good miner and an all round good
fellow. He is well liked here.
H *. Chenoweth came up from
the south yesterday morning. He had
been to Maydalena on mining bust
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