The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Ths 8nrder a5idette.
MARCH 2S. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

New ork, are guests at the Monte zuma hotel.
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth and family have returned from a pleasant visit tc Los Angeles, California.
 Bob Martin and Charley Bond have gone to New Mexico to look at mining property. Hope they'll find another Key de Gro.
 F D Nauman, resident engineer for the Southern Pacific, with headquart- CTS at Tucson. is here today on con- pany business.
 Last evening Dr. H. w. Purdy re- turned from Santa Ana, Sonora, where he had been called on profes- sional business.
 Wednesday MT. Henry Ohm, one of Oalabasas' prosperous ranchers was business visitor at the county seat. returning home the same day.
 City Councilman and Mrs. Bert Cumming are visiting friends in Bis bee, where Mr. Cumming will for n couple of days combine business with pleasure.
 How are the Democrats of Santa Cruz county going to select seven dele gates to the Territorial Convention at Tucson? Fellow Democracts, speak out in court.
 MT. E. Titcomb, head of the big local firm of Roy X Titcomb. and president of the Board of Trade, was a business visitor at Tucson the fore part of the week.
 Friends of Mrs. Modie, proprietor of the Santa Cruz hotel, will be pleased to learn that she has almost com pletely recovered from very serious attack of heart trouble.
 Colonel George F. Moore, manager of the Tribune Gold Mining and Mill ing Co.,, owning and operating the Rey de Gro mines In the Magdalena district, is now at the mines.
 Word comes from the World Fair Frank Powers Bank, that another shipment of bonanza ore has been shipped to San Fracisco, and that there is considerable activity in the old Harshw district.
 Herbert Chatham is now working in the office of Roy & Titcomb, Inc. and in future Harry Chenoweth will deliver TIE BORDER VIDETTE to our city subscribers who do not receive it through the postoffice.
 It is said that Jesus Saldamando, of the American Drug Store. has of all his stock in the Tribune Gold Mining & Milicg Go, receiving S24, 900 for same. Three cheers for esus; he always gets the money.
 Friends of Dr. Sam s. Butler, who some time ago went to Fuerte, Sina- oa, Magdalena, from where enjoyed a good practice, will be pleased to learn that Dr. Samuel and his little family are we'll and getting along nicely at Fuerte.
 w F Hand, a capitalist from Al abama, IS a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Mr. Hand visited Nogales about five years ago when connected with the Hays Consolidated Mining Milling and Lumber Go. He ia here on Mexican land business.
 Last week while enjoying an outing in the country, down Calab4sas way, R. c. Shugart. of the Arcade had the misfortune to lose his handsome three months' old black pup, near the Soto ranch. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the pup.
 Sunday evening Cashier Bracey Curtis of the First National Bark of | returned from Los Angeles where he has been on private business, md is again entertaining friends at lis elegant residence, corner of Oraw- ;ord and Terrace avenue.
 Henry Balderas, the well known n nusicIan, who with his parents resided | 1ere several years ago, has returned | rom years engagement with a theatrical company which has been | curing the north west Henry stys | here Is no place quite like Nogalez. md he is glad to get back among his ,ld friends.
 Monday Nose Drachmann, the Tucson real estate man, who has been lere a couple of days with a number ,f capitalists for the purpose of ex- mining mining property in this sec ion, returned to Tucson, it is said | greatly pleased with the property in pected. Nose and lis friends travel d in fast automobile.
 A little bay Mexican pony rounded ID by Uncle Sam's line riders for be- ng unla wfully in the United States, vas auctioned off Wednesday in front if the customs house by Inspector in Charge J. B. Mix, Charley Reddoch, lead yardmaster for the Southern Pa i life, being the lucky bidder. The orice received was $1 l DO, U. S. coin.