The border vidette., 1908-08-01
AUGUST l. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

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 R. W. Thomas has gone to Texas on business
 Miss Bessie Fowler has accepted g
 position Tn the Nogales postoffice. F. E. Bethell, the Patagonia mer-
 chant, is business visitor in Nogales l today.
 Frank Siebold is Tn Colorado Sprin gs
 on his way to Canton, Ohio, where he
 goes to visit his mother. | MT. Powell. MT. n. P. Dalton's
 mine uperintendent, is a business
 visitor in town today, from Sonora.
 Messrs. N J. Purcell and A. M. Conard arrived from the south last evening and are spending the day in the city.
 This morning MT. F. F. Cranz went to Los Angeles to consult specialists regarding his eye, which is again giv- ing him much trouble. United States Customs Guard Geo. P. Jones, is enjoying a months vaca- tion, which he will spend in Nogales and on his fine ranch north of the city.
 Thursday Manager Raines of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Com- pany, visited the Gro Fino gold claims few miles north of the city, owned by his company.
 Roadmaster Moreno of the Sonora railway: was in town the forepart of the week on company business. He and Mrs. Moreno now reside at Mag dalena, Sonora.
 It is said that our friend Tom Fraser, the well known Patagonia mining man, has made another impor tant mining deal which means much for Santa Cruz county.
 Henry Stewart is up from his min ing prospects in Oerro Azul noun tains, Sonora. He says his prospects are daily getting better for becoming 8 millionaire.
 Mir and Mir. John Mcintyre, after an extended visit in the east, have re- turned to Nogales and are again oc- cupying the pleasant Mcintyre resi- dence on Elm street.
 A. F. Bowers, we'll known in Santa Cruz county mining circles, is now making his headquarters at Parker. near which place he has secured number of good mineral prospects,
 Hyden Pendegrass and w. E. Scranton, two we'll know mining men of Patagonia, have been enjoying couple of days in Nogales. They were accompanied by Judge R. s. Hender- son.
 Frank Fish, H. D. Moore and R. c. Moore, all of the Key del Gro mining camp in the Magdalena dis trict, Sonora, arrived from the south Wednesday for few days visit in Mo- gales.
 Conductor Ben Ashbey of the Sono- ra. has taken a lav- off on account of being slightly under the weather, and will shortly go east with Mrs. Ashley and Master Rollo for months we'll earned rest.
 Don't fail to attend the big Smoke next Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall, to be gwen by members of the Board of Trade The annual election of di- rectors will take place. and full at tendance of members of the Board is 
 David Moffitt. who is opening up some splendid mining properties near the Gringo gold mines, this county, was in town Thursday. On the train from Patagonia, MT. M oifitt wanted to bet one thousand dollars that Byran would be elected.
 Superintendent A. R. Oster has been here several days in his private car, having come up from the south on a combined business and pleasure visit. MT. Oster's family are spending the summer here, occupying one of | Collector OKeefe's pleasant flats.
 Last Sunday Colonel Emilio Roster litzky. after enjoying cnuple of days here with his family. returned to Mag dalena. He was accompanied by his bright little five-year- old boy, Emilio, who for his age, is the best horse back | rider in Mexico. for money. chalk or marbles.
 Walter Strickland has gone down to the mining property in the Alamcs district, Sonora. owned by the Alamos Copper Company. of which Lee Rea- gan, of this city. is president. MT. | Thomas Sanford, for long time Tn charge of the property, is hare taking a we'll earned rest
 Lieutenant Joe Mccormick, the ter, is now associated with J A. Straith in the management of the 1 big plant owned by the Nogales Plan 1 ing Co.,, which is prepared to handle 1 anvthino needed in their line at short |