The border vidette., 1907-06-29
Ths Yorder l7idette.
JUNE 29. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS


 the hills Thursday
 Yesterday morning Colonel Allen I. Bird, editor of the Oasis, returned from Sonora where he had been for the Oasis.
 Harry Fryer and Patt Sheehy of l Harshaw were business visitors at the | county seat "Wednesday of this week, returning home Thursday. Frank Reagan is spending a couple of days in Patagonia, and may pos sibly remain there until after the Fourth of July celebration.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison Monographs and Records, Postal Albums, Kodaks and Supplies, Mail ing Envelopes. Etc. Nogales Ariz- ona. l9 Hon. Louis N. Wheaton, of New York, who is interested in Sonora mines, arrived Tn the city this morn ing from Ma9dalena, and will spend the day here.
 Captain George w. Webb came down from Tucson Thursday night and spent yesterday in town transact ing immigration business, returning to Tucson this morning.
 Miss Mollie Long, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Steve Bailey and sister of Deputy Sheriff Walter Bailey, will arrive in the city tonight for few days visit with the folks.
 Master John Gittins has returned home from school and will spend the summer vacation here with the folks. John is a mighty fine lad. and all his friends predict for hima bright future.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company's Nogales, Ga nanea and Guaymas branches, went south Thursday night on company business, expecting to be absent several days.
 An order has been issued by Super intendent .Averill of the Tucsen division, Southern Pacific, to have all coaches containing Mexicans, Chinese and Japanese for deportation placed on the rear end of trains.-Ex.
 w. E. Balcom. E. M., who for several years has been. operating in the Salero Eaining district, was a north bound passenger on yesterday morn ing's train, having come up from Sonora, where he had been on mining business.
 Tom Shannon was in from his min ing property on the west side of the Patagon mountains several days ago Tom says his property is looking better every day, and he has great hopes of opening up big mine. It is cop per lead silver.
 Colonel George w. Grove, the Colo rado mining man. who is operating in Sonora, was here the first of the week, having arrived from Rermosilo, where he had been on business connected with mining property in which he Is interested in the Cananea district.
 Yes -erd.y morning Max Marks of Hermosillo, Sonora, passed north on his way to Bisbee, where he goes to see his brother who is reported as being very ill. His friends here hope he will find his brother improved when he arrived at the big copper camp
 Bernardo Romero, about sixty-fve years of age, died at his home on West Elm street last Monday morning and was buried on Tuesday, interment being in the Nogales, Arizona ceme- tery Pneumonia was the cause of his death. Deceased Is survived hy two children.
 Word from the Santa Cruz mining district is very encouraging. aud It looks as if Nogales people AS we'll as Colonel w. o. Greene. made no mistake when they "sobbled up" that promising looking copper district. Keep your optics on the santa Cruz copper district. It will bear watching.
 Ben. R. koering, E. NJ. of Cana nea, Sonora. has been in the city this week on private business. The gentle man Is an enthusiastic member of the Elks and never tires of telling of the good qualities of the "Rest People on Earth" Alr. koeiing has for some time past been operating mines in So- nora.
 Thursday Mir. Aurelio Perez Pena, editor ana proprietor of Fl lmparcial, of Guaymas, arrived from the bay city and spent tho day here on his way to Cananea, where he has gone on bus mess connected with his splendid newspaper, which has large circula- tien among the Spanish speaking people of Norales.