The border vidette., 1907-08-31
Uhs 8urder Yidette.
AUGUST 3l. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS


 ID. Mansfield, of Minnea polls, ia n guest at tine Montezuma hotel.
 Ex- Mayor and Mrs F. F. Cranz have return ed from visit to Douglas and Cananea.
 Next week Mrs. F. P Briggs and little daughter will leave for Kansas City for a visit with relatives and friends.
 Mir. Squ;res, a mining man operat- ing in Sonora, Is business visitor in the city, having arrived Thursday evening.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison l Monographs and Records, Postal Albums, Koduks and Supplies, Mail ing Envelopes. Etc. Nogales Ariz | ona.
 Mr. Doherty and little Alexia. wife and daughter of Dr. A. A Doherty, one of our city fathers. returned home last Friday from their outing on the coast.
 Colonel George w. Crow, the min ing man, has been here several days Colonel Crow has good mining prop erty in the Cananea and Altar mining districts.
 The family of Manager Oscar Roun- tree of the Washin ston Trading Com pany's Nogales branch, arrived last night from Los Angeles and will make this their home.
 The Skating Rink is again doing a fine business. Drop in and pleasantly roll away an hour. Courteous treat = ment and fine is time promised by the management.
 Frank N. Cox, superintendent of the Black Mountain Mining Company, after we'll earned rest on the Pacific coast, has returned to Cerro Prieto, east of Magdaiena thirty miles.
 Col. J. H. McClintock of Phoenix has been appointed adjutant general of Arizona, to fill out the term of the late Major 5. J. Leavell. who died sud denly at Tempe on Wednesday.
 Katherine Hogan, the beautiful ac- complished daughter of Mrs. E. B. Hogan, formerly of Nogales, now of Tucson. is visiting in the city the guest of the Misses A. A. Doherty.
 Henry Cohen, formerly proprietor of the Monte Carlo of this place, now of Hermosilo, where he and his bro ther own the Cohen Hotel, has return ed from visit with relatives in Cali fornia.
 The watermelons raised by Tom Casanega and other Calabasas ranchers this season, are the finest ever produc- ed in southern Arizona, being os enormous size and unusual sweetness. Try One.
 Nogales was visited this week by MT. H. J. Temple, superintendent of the Naco- Cananea division of the Ga nanea, Yaqui River x Pacific railway The gentleman was here on official business.
 u H. Jansen, president ot the Lla- no Copper Company, accompanied by Mrs. Jansen registered at the Monte zuma hotel this week from Kansas City, where the main office of the company is located
 LosT.-Alligator purse, between No gales and Tom Bayze's ranch. on Wednesday, August 28th Worth little to anyone except the owner. Re- ward of $5 % will be paid for return of same to this office. We regret to announce the serious illness of our old friend Douglas w. Cumming, one of Calabasas prosperous ranchers. He is at the Sisters Hos pital where everything possible is be, ing done to prolong his life.
 Mir. Al Wood, the electrician, ac- companied by Mrs. Wood returned home Wednesday night from a plea sure visit in Southern California. They report having had splendid time by the sea. Al. certaninly looks it.
 On Wednesday Mir. L. Ephraim re- ceived telegram announcing the death of his wife, after lingering | illness at a hospital in California. Important private business prevented Mr. Ephra1n attending the funeral.
 Thursday night Manager Ferd Van Mourick of the Sonora News Company returned from visit to the Guaymas branch. He says it rained all the way from Nogales to the bay city; and as result the weather is very pleasant.
 MT. Tom Fraser, the mine super Intendent, was visitor at the county seat Tuesday, being accompanied by Spence Jewell, president of the Ban ner Copper Company, a healthy Ariz- ona incorporation operating near that place.
 Col. George P. Jones. of the U. $.