The border vidette., 1907-02-16
Ths 8osder Yidette.
FE8RUA UARY 16. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

absence from the city on othclal bus
 mess.
 Thursday evening Fred Bowman, the
 contractor. while making a trial run
 with the Nogales Hose Go, No l. fell
 and fractured several small bones in
 his ankle.
 Don't fail to see Stahl Brothers
 grand exhibition of moving pictures
 at Ramirez Theater tonight and to-
 morrow night. Tickets $I.O0 and | 50 cents Mex.
 City Marshal Moore now has 1907 dogs tags for sale. Buy one or say | farewell to your dog. The marshal says all dogs look the same to him. provided they are tagless.
 Wednesday morning Mrs. W. G.. Bowman returned from Guaymas, where she had been in attendance at the big carnival. She was accompani- ed by her little daughters.
 MT. Russ A. Warren, representing big San Francisco hardware house here couple of days this week, plac- ing a nice order with Tn GO. Gebler, the pioneer hardware dealer.
 The funeral of the late J. o. Gates was held last Saturday afternoon from Marsh's undertaking parlors, irterment being in the Nogales cemetery. Rev. Mir. Long conducted the ceremony.
 This week George B. Marsh, Inc received carload of corrugated iron roofing, which has been en route from the east more than a month. The big company are building up a fine bus mess.
 Last Sunday night Judge Sam. L. Black, ex-mayor of Columbus, Ohio, and the present probate judge of Franklin county. Ohio. left for Sonora on mining business, being accompanied by H. Gordon Glore, the metallurgist
 MT. Fred. Emery and Tom Stewart, two prominent mining men, operating near Magdalena, Sonora, were bus mess visitors in the city the first of the week. The gentlemen say their property is looking good, and they have all kinds of money with which to make 1t look be tter.
 Mrs. George B. Marsh has this week been teaching Miss Hills class in the public school. during Miss Hills absence at the Guaymas carnival with the Harrison Wise party of excur- which returned home Wednes day morning. after enjoying a couple of days at the bay city.
 Monday George Lesser, paymaster on the Sonora was here i'll his money car making the railroad boys happy. U eorse e stated that the carnival just | alo hal there in a dozen years. All who were foItunate enough co attend from here a gree. that 1t was the best ever.
 Work of erecting Con O'Keefe's 1 large tenement house is progressing under that gentleman's personal as fast as men and money can do the trick. The genial Irishman will shortly commence the erection of two more large buildings on his Morley avenue property-one will be a tenement and the other a business house.
 Next Tuesday night. at the Armory hall there will be another ball fo1 the benefit of the Nogales Concert band. The one last Saturday night was largely attended and every body had un0 CliD0. buy lICkGG anu nelp CnS boys raise money to keep this splendid musical organization of which every citizen of Nogales should feel proud, together.
 William Colburn is back from a business trip on the Yaqui river, along the line of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, going as far as Corral. station on the other side of the river. He says the road is being pushed to completion as rapidly as men and moHey can do the work, and will reach Alamos on schedule time some time in May, next.
 Bert Moffitt of The Palace, will shortly leave for Panama, going first to the City of Mexico where he will spend month visiting old friends. Berth has thorough knowledge of the Spanish language, has travelled 1 much and is a wide awake hustler. He'll get the money at all times. His friends here wish him loads | of success wherever he goes
 Marshall F. Wright, the mining man, who with Hon. Charles M | the millionaire mine-owner, recently became interested in copper | property situated in the hearo of the Cananea district, was a business visitor in this city "Wednesday and Thursday, being accompanied by a