The border vidette., 1907-06-22
Ths 8order a'idette.
JUNE 9. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS


 be giving our stockraisers heap o
 trouble these days.
 At this season of the year Ton
 Bayze's ranch home is one of the pret tiest in this section of the county.
 Attention Card writing, sign paint ing of any description. Will call foI orders Prices reasonable. P. O. Box 324. E. J. Ashley, Nogales, Ariz.
 Attorney F. Noon now occupies pleasant new quarters in the Captain Mcintyre building on Morley avenue, next to Attorney Frank J. Dufy's l offices.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison FPhonographs and Records, Postal 1 Albums, Kodaks and Supplies, Mail ing Envelopes. Etc. Nogales Ariz- ona. b l- l Judge NJ. NJ. Trickey came in from Washington on Thursday and spent the day here transacting private busI- ness. He reports very little doing at that camp, but hopes for livelier times.
 k NJ Ray,t Colorado mining man,
  ] ed in mines in Mexico, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel the first part of the week, having come to this section to examine mining property. George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair cutting a speciality. tt.
 Tuesday Neil Mcdonald and Au- gust Yarrick, two well known success full mining men, operating in the Santa Rita mountains, were visitors at the couney seat on legal business. They returned home Wednesday.
 Mir. T. B. Wilde, the mining man, has returned from an extended trip east and on the Pacific coast, where he has been on mining business. Mir. Wilde is manager of the Goddard Syndicate, offices os which are in New York.
 Frank Reagan went out into the mountains yesterday to look at mining claims owned by himself and Pete Nc Cullar. Ore brought in by Pete runs high in silver and copper, with con- siderable gold values. We wish the boys success.
 Secretary Carl M. Rathbun of the Board of Trade, has been appointed a notary public. If you want any type writing done. call at the Board of Trade rooms Or phone 9l. Mr. Rathbun is an expert typist; his prices are reasonable.
 Miss Dora Gittins, one of Nogales' most charming young ladies, has re- turned home from St. Joseph's Academy at Tucsou,' and will spend the summer here with her folks. Miss Dora's friends, their name is Legion, are pleased to see her home. Mr. Watt Gittins, the mining man. is enjoying visit at home with his family. He recently came in from the Promontorio mine where for some time past he has been in charge of work. Watt is veteran miner:- he knows a lot about the business Rodolfo Vssquez, the mining en- gineer, has this week been in from the mountains in Sonora, where he has good mining interests. Kodolfo IS one of the best hustlers in the country. He knows good thing when the sees It cropping out above the earth's sur face.
 Mr. J. Moraga of Hermosillo. So nora. has shipped by Wells Fargo Express a handsome specimen of che Sonora lion, to his friend Colonel Dan Mcfarland, of Los Angeles. The lions name IS Jack; it is very tame and will make Colonel Mcfarland a nice pet.
 State Printer Antonio B. Monte verde of Herthosillo, was here yester- day on private business. having arriv- ed on the morning train from the capital city. Mir. Monteverde is one of the biggest, best men in Sonora He has large number of friends in Nogales.
 E T. Botts, for number of years connected with the Kansas City, Oriental Railway, but now engaged in mining in the state of Sinaloa. short distance from the great Llu,ia de Gro mines. was a stopover visitor in the line city the forepart of tho week on his way south.
 Tonight there will be social dance in the Masonic Hall for the benefit of the "Diamond N" baseball team. The raooiDts will on toward payipo tha aS