The border vidette., 1908-09-05
SEPTEMBER 5. :9OS.
LOCAL ITEMS

Nogales' public schools. Prof. O. R Page. principal, will commence next Tuesday.
 William Kemp, the mining ensi- neer, who makes Tucson his headquar- ters, was in the city Thursday even ing. He registered at the Montezuma hotel.
 E H. Cook, of Tucson, who is as sociated with John Writer and A. c. Bernard, in the mining brokerage busi ness in that city. was a visitor in No gales Thursday night.
 Don Antonio Martinez, prefecto of the Magdalena district, who makes his headquarters at Magdalena. Sonora, was in the city Thursday enjoy ing a days visit with his family.
 A letter was received by a local firm addressed to "Magic Land. A. T /, Mexico The letter was delivered here. but was intended for the same firm at Mazatlan. Mexico.
 Miss Edith, the charming daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty, after enjoying the summer vacation here with her parents. has returned to the Territorial Normal at Tempe.
 E. E. Bethcll, manager of the Wash ineton Trading Company's big msr- cantile establishment at Patagonia. was here a couple of days this week transacting business for his firm.
 Mir. Charley A. Bankerd, agent at Duquesne for the Duquesne Reduction Gc Mining Company, whose pleasant home is at Duquesne, spent Thursdsy y in the city, on company business.
 Thursday Mrs. L. N. Wheaton. wife of one of agdalena's most pro- minent mining men who represents eastern capitalists, came up from the south and registered at the Monte zuma hotel.
 G. T. Bodfsh. the California mining engineer, and Charley Hood, owner of mining property in Sonora, left this morning for visit to the property, expecting to be absent from Nogales several days.
 William Parker and wife spent last Monday in the city from their ranch home near Camille, this county. Next Monday Mir. Parker will return to town with witnesses to prove up on his homestead.
 George Januel, the expert German barber. opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, ana respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 Richard Moody has almost com pletely recovered from the wound re- ceived iE his leg recently by the ac- cidental discharge of his six shooter, which fell from n table on which he had placed it while eating.
 Ed. Sharpe, who had been slightly under the weather, las almost com pletely recovered and is again workin g for Grant Brothers, the railroad build. ers Ed. has resided in Nogales sev- eral years and is very popular here.
 Dr. Charley w. Power, physician and surgeon for the Nogales-Cananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific railroad. is quite i'll at the Sisters Hospital. in this city, where he IS being treated by Dr. w. H. Purdy.
 MT. Nathan Leeker, proprietor of the La Barata, has returned from the east, where he says he purchased the best, up to-date line of goods ever brought to Nogales, which he is going to offer for sale at prices never before heard of in the southwest.
 Colonel Tom Ellis, proprietor of The Palace, one Magdalena's popular hotels. has gone to Los Angeles for few days rest. When the colonel returns home he will be accompanied 3y Mrs. Ellis, who has been spending the sum- mer on the coast for the benefit of her health.
 Dave Loeb &s Co.,, Mir. Dave Loeb manager, are about ready to open their Ina berdasher store Tn the room on Morley avenue, recently occupied by the NogaIes Cash Store. Dave says he is going to sell everything Tn the gents furnishing line at prices that will appeal to all.
 Monday afternoon Manuel Ruiz brother of our townsman, Tiburcio Ruiz, who died suddenly on the No- gales Cananea train, the previous evening, was buried. interment being in the Nogales, Sonora cemetery. Ma nuel was about 4 i years of age. For a number of years he resided in No gales, where he was well known.
 The large store room on Morley avenue, formerly occupied by the Ari- zopa Commercial Company, has been rented by company of Cananea busi- ness men who will in the very neaI | future open up a large line of cloth