The border vidette., 1907-11-09
Ths 8urder Yidette.
NOVEMBER g. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

JACK Burns IS touay visiting ms Nogales friends.
 Peter Johnson, the mining man, is in the. city from Maedalena.
 Just trife damp and muddy these days. but we like it that way. "Some days must be dark and dreary."
 Social dance IS on the tapis for to- night in the Ramirez Theatre. A good time, as usual, is expected.
 Mrs. Harry Simpson has returned ] from summers visit to the Pacific coast, where she had delightful tiaae with friends.
 Prof. F. J. H. Merrill, the geolo2ist and mining engineer, is back from So- | nora, where he had been on mining business.
 Mir. $. E. Hunter Is in the city from the Mansfield, where everything is moving nicely under the able manage ment of our old friend A. B. Rich mond.
 The many friends of Agent w. G. Bowman will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from the effects of the recent surgical operation performed by Dr. Goodfellow.
 Mrs. F. J. Munch and Master Phil, have gone to Empalme, Sonora, to spend the winter with Pete who is cashier in the O. Y. R. & P. railroad offices at that place. "Ned' Powers, master mechanic for the Black Mountain Mining Company, who has been in Nogales recuperating, returned to his duties at Magdalena the foraDart of the week
 The honorable board of supervisors met ia regular monthly session last Monday, Chairman J. A. Harrison, Members Burgoon and Ashburn, and Clerk Herold being present. Round House Foreman Feidler of this place is very busy man these days, but that gentleman's capacity for dolng things being great. things are kept moving in fine shape.
 This week freight wrecks on the railroad between here and Benson have greatly interfered with both freight and passenger trafic. Up to date no loss of life has been reported.
 Wednesday evening there was an interesting meeting of members of the Nogales Fire Department, in the Board of Trade room, which in future will be the place of meeting of the fire fighters.
 J. D. Castro of HerDosillo, has re- turned from the city of Mexico. MT. Castro is well known in Nogales and was met here by a number of friends, who were at the train Tuesday morn ing to see him.
 A. o. Bernard, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. A. O. Bernard, spent couple of days in Nosales this week. Al. is now engaged in the cattle business on his own account, and is said to be get ting along fine.
 J. M. F. Burkman, the mining en- gineer, was in town yesterday from Magdalena. Sonora, on his way to Tucson. where he has gone on mining business, expecting to be absent from Sonora several days
 Robert Carew, one of the lucky owners of the "Frenzied Finance" mines in this county, says the "panic" never touched him. Properties like the one owned hy Bob and his asso- ciatas can weather any sort of panic.
 The Red House. is the biggest, handsome store on the international border, and Mir. Vasquez and his man ager, Mir. A. Dumbauld. invite you to call and see the immense stock of new. date goods now being received.
 A. J. Fink, late manager of the Fl Paso Store, of which our old friend Sam Leeker is proprietor, has opened his Nogales Cash Store. Fink is all wool and full yard wide. Step and see him he'll give you run for your money.
 Howard R. Howard, representing the HaItman-Schum cher Mining Company, operating in the Magdalena district, Sonora, after several days in the city has returned to Magdalena,- Sonora, where he makes his head quarters.
 Tuesday morning Adolfo Bley, mayor of Hermoslllo, Sonora accom- panied by his wife, departed for home, after spending the night here with friends MT. and Mrs Bley have just returned from an extended trip to Europe.
 Hundreds of VIDETTE readers will be pleased to learn that Dr. Ray Fer guson is reported as recovering from the terrible injuries received at the hands of one of his patients at the Ter ritory Insane Asylum, of which he is