The border vidette., 1907-07-27
Ut:s 8order a5idette.
JULY 27. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

! h. the NogaIes brass band. A concer will be given in the park tomorrow
 night.
 Mrs Ed. Wood and children Jeff
 Thursday morning for the Flux mine
 near Pata gonia, where Mir. Wood has
 q good position.
 Miss Mamie Donahue, manager oi
 the Montezuma Hotel has gone tc
 Tucson, expo cting to he absent from
 the city week.
 Dr. H. w. Purdy returned last
 night from New York where he has
 been a couple of weeks visiting his
 aged parents.
 deputy mineral surveyors, have com
 fortable quarters in County Surveyor
 Straith's office in the court house.
 Mrs. William Schuckmann and daughter Elsa, will leave early Tn
 August for Milwaukee, f,r couple of
 months visit with relatives and | friends.
 Carl M Rathburn, secretary of the
 Board of Trade, has been appointed clerk in the Forest Reserve cffice in the Piskorski building. presided over by | Supervisor Wilson.
 Major Fred. Herrera, owner of | large valuable mineral land west of Nogales several miles along the inter national line, visited his property the forepart of the week.
 Mir Sam Leeker of the Fl Paso store, has expressed from the east special lot of long white and black gloves. These are extra fine and will be sold for $l 65 per pair. 2t.
 John Henderson, the mine man. ager. left on this mornings train for Pasadena. California, where his family nov reside. He expected to be absent from Nogales couple of weeks.
 United States Forest Guard Homer Mapes has been in the city several days this week, reporting to Supervisor Wilson. Homer is familiar with the country and consequently makes good guard.
 George JanueI, the expert German barber. opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work. and respectfully invites you to give him a GTlal GNcE CuluS hCd0 duO CiOdh. Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 Rev. MT. Long of the Congregations al church, has returned from Pueblo, | Colorado, where he has been visiting, and on Sunday morning will preach at | tn, Congregational church. Every body cordially invited to attend.
 Hon. H. K. Chenoweth has gor ha Sa' ta Cruz mining district. The | Chenoweths and O K. Franklin of No | gales, where the first to enter this l promising copper district. Their re- ward promises to be great.
 Juan ArIzmendez, manager or the | International Store, A. Carpena prop rietor, is back from Los Angeles, greatly improved in health, and is again hustling business for his popular esta ablishment where the best of every thing for men is always | found.
 During the past week from all sections of Southern Arizona and northern Sonora come reports of ex- ceedingly heavy rainfall. which is most welcome to the rancher, stockraIser and prospector. Certainly the coming year will be a hummer in this most favored section, ard we have much to be thankful for.
 Next Monday a meeting of the stockholders of the Zambena Develop ment Company will be held in the directors rooms of The First National Bank of Nogales, commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. All stock holders have been notified and are respectfully requested to be present. either in person or by proxy.
 Wednesday Pedro Trellas, of the Magdalena Engineering Office. was a visitor in the city, having come up to survey mineral land situated near the border on the Mexican side of the line Pedro makes a speciality of surface and underground surveying. He is com petent and thoroughly reliable and we take pleasure in reco S1 1mending him to our friends.
 MT. E. E. Pope. a prominent Vir- ginia capitalist who is at the head of a biz mining company successfully operating in the state of Sonora, has returned from visit to the Jamestown Exposition, which he says is like wine with age. The gentle man will go down to the mine in a day or two. He is a guest at the