The border vidette., 1907-09-28
Ths Burder a'idette.
SEPTEMBER 2s. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

The little baby boy of Mir. and Mrs
 Lusignan has been very Ill this week
 John Callahan is back from the hot springs near Phoenix, Arizona. He
 was greatly benefited by his outing. Ex-Mayor F. F. Cranz has gone to New York on mining business, expect ing to be absent from the city about three weeks.
 There are left about twenty shares 1 of the 25th series of Nogales Building
 E Loan Association stock for sale in any quantities.
 Tomorrow George P. Jones, U. s. customs inspectors. will return to his duties on the line, after thirty days leave of absence.
 This morning Alex Oarpena and his mother who is in very poor health, departed for Los Angeles. where Mrs. Oarpena will consult specialists.
 Thursday Chairman J. A. Harrison of the board of supervisors drove in from his ranch for load of supplies. He returned home the same day.
 Billy Young's friends have very small hopes for his recovery. He is at tbe Sisters Hospital where he is receiving the best possible attention.
 Tuesday U. s. Customs Inspector Miles O. Archibald will leave for Yuma. Arizona, where in future he will be stationed. We are sorry to see Miles leave here.
 D. F. Byrnes, for long time stenographer in the general offices at Tucson, has gone to Guaymas to accept 8 responsible position in the o. Y. R. < P. R. R. offices.
 D. c. O'Nell. prominent Pstaso- nia business man and MT. J F. Pilk- ington, @ gentleman who Is seeking @ business location, are visitors in the city today. having arrived last night.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Breen have re- turned from their honeymoon trip and are now pleasantly located in the handsome brick cottage next to the Little Church on the Corner"
 Charles Bond, one of the owners of the Fl Key de Gro mines in the Mag dalena district, Sonora, has been in the city 8 couple of days from Mag dalena, where he now makes his head quarters.
 Dr. F. L. A. Hamilton, physician and surgeon, who makes a speciality of deceases of women, has returned to Nogales, after an absence of several years. The doctor is accompanied by his wifa and states that he has come to stay.
 Lon Haley, the veteran passenger has returned from California and is again running between Nogales and Tucson. During his absence on the coast Conductor Yancey had his run. Yancey has returned to the main line.
 Captain Mcintyre has returned from Chicago and will spend the fall and winter in Nogales, where he has extensive, valuable real estate in terests. Captain Mcintyre is an uncle of Messrs. James and John Mcintyre of this city.
 w. L. Ketchum. vice-president. and NJ. F. Moore, manager of the Search Light Gold & Copper Com pany. departed from Nogafes We'd nesday of this week, the former going to Patagonia, the latter to California, on company business.
 Thursday Attorney Frank J. Duffy and wife returned from Parkers' Can yon, where they had been attending the Parker Mcintyre wedding, of which mention is made elsewhere in today's VIDETTE Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Mcintyre are sisters.
 Charley Lsvin, brother of Henry and Louis Levin, was in town the forepart of the week from Naco, So- nora, where he is cashier for the Ga nanea, Yaqui River E Pacific rail- way. He came to enjoy a short risit with his brothers.
 The Flagstaff Gem of recent date hile in the town last Satur- day, Bob Lane. the we'll known cow boy, was arrested by Liutenant Olds, of the Arizona rangers, for carrying an automatic pistol, which proved to be nothing more nor less than his gloves. After the discovery, Bob went on his way rejoicing"
 Fair Com missioner Whiteside was busy yesterday placing the handsome advertisements of the Territorial Fair, to be held at Phoenix November l lth. to 18th. inclusive. There will be re duced rates on all railroads. Secret