The border vidette., 1907-11-23
TEe gnrder Yidette.
NOVEMBER 23. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

I
 in the city, guests of Mrs. Josepl
 Thomso n, mother of Mrs. Spiers.
 Thursday Deputy Sheriff Jame
 Kane was in town from Patagonia
 Jim is one of Sheriff Saxon's oldest
 best deputies. ,. Colonel A. T. Bird of the Oasis re
 turned home Thursday from trip tt
 Gaaymas and other points in Sonora
 in the interest of his paper.
 Don't fail to buy ticket to the
 Catholic ball. Tha nksyiving eve, Wed
 nesday, November 27tb, in Masonic
 ball. The social event of the season John Glasson, manager of the Rich
 field Copper Company's mines down in the Ures district, Sonora, has return ed to camp. after several days spent here on company business.
 Tom Gittins, the we'll known cap able young millman. is spending 8 few days in Nogales Tom is open for an engagement and anyone in need of a first class man. sober and relia ble, should get Cline" on him.
 Alejandro Oarpena, of the Inter national Store. is spending the day in Tucson, having gone there to meet Alfred Benj anin's travelling salesman |, from whom he will order large stock of spring and summer clothing.
 Ralph Morris and Dick Greene of the Black Mountain Mining Company, after several days in. Nogales on legal business for their company, in con nection with the jumping of the com pany's mines north of the city, have returned to Cerro Prieto. :"
 I. Terminel, of Hermosillo, was stopover visitor in Nogales yesterday on his way home from Los Angeles, where he had been the past six weeks While there the young man had Drs. Smith, the surgeons, remove his ap- pendix. He returned feeling fine.
 B VanZandt. travelling represent alive of Blake, Mofitt & Towne. Los Angeles paper dealers, was business visitor in Nogales Wednesday. leaving Thursday morning for Globe and other Arizona towns. Van is sure an "order getter," and no mistake. While here he booked a number of fat ones. MT. J. A. Faymonville. insurance man, merchant. manufacturer, etc. is passing around his annual friendly holiday n,ementos in the shape of mor- TOGO leather pocket diaries for the year 1908 which are much appreciated by his policy holders. "Fay" is surely getting there like, house a6re. ... ,a
 Sunday District Attorney w. A. O'Oonnor and Mir. H. w. Kelsey, of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, drove out to the railroad grading camp at Buena Vista ranch, where they were royalty en- tertained by the gentlemen in charge. Although it was wash-day at the big camp, there was plenty of good things to eat, etc., and the gentlemen were happy.
 Wednesday night bonded freight car standing in the Nogales, Arizona yard, was broken into by thieves, and 8 number of cases of merchandise stolen. No arrests have been made | but the officers have a "line on'' cer- tain individuals. who are headed for | the penitentiary at Yuma. Five years is the penalty for breaking a govern ment seal on 8 car.
 Monday morning Mr. W. G. Bow. man and family went down to Carbo. where they will spend the winter. MT. Bowman being in charge of the Sonora | business at that place. It is said that G. O. Moreno, the popular roadmaster of the Sonora railroad. who threatens to become benedict in the very near future, will occupy the handsome brick cottage on Elm street, occupied by the Bowmans. .
 John Yoas. cousin of Tom Turner ex sheriff of Santa Cruz county, and foreman of the Greene Cattle Com pany's big San Rafael ranch. was a business visitor in the city Wednesday and Thursday. Recently John went into the heart of the Sonora Yaqui Indian country. with party of min ng men, as body guard. He "made ,ood," and members of the party are oud in their praise of his work as a guide and scout.
 Father Duval of the Nogales, Ari- .ona Catholic church, is having the grounds of the church property i'm proved, beautifed and enhanced in value. A large force of men has been busy for the past week grading the grounds and approach to the church md Father Duval's residence. When the work of improvement, as proposed. s completed, the Catholic church prop srty will be among the most attractive md valuable in Southern Arizona, and credit to Nogales.