The border vidette., 1908-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS

Board of Trade spent yesterday in the
 country.
 The rain yesterday Was most wei
 come, laid the dust and cooled the at \ mosphere.
 Tom Cassnega was a business visitor
 in the city Thursday of this week from his Cslabasas ranch. Mr. William Barnett, owner of the great Arizona Ranch in Sonora, just across the interna ional line. is in the city.
 Jeff Rouatree, of The Arcade, has returned from combined business and pleasure trip to his old home in New Mexico
 Sam LeGker, proprietor of the Fl Paso Store, is having soon needed i'm provements made at his home place on Sonoita avenue.
 Fred O. Emery. president of the La Cobriza Mining Company. came up from the mines the first of the week on company business.
 For Sale-Household furniture, in good condition. Cheap. Address this office. or the Captain l.. w. Mix house, Noeales, Arizona. tf
 Mine Host J, T. Brick kwcod of the big Brick wood Hotel, will in the near future greatly improve the appearance of his splendid hotel property.
 The work of laying side walks goes merrily along, to the great delight of those who have to pungle up. No gales is rapidly assuming city airs.
 Harry Barnett, manager of the Happy Jack Mining Company. writes from Philadelphia. that he and Mrs. Barnett are enjoying their visit in the Quaker City.
 Attorney Fred. Noon has gone to Texas to enjoy a months visit with his interesting little family who are visit ing Mrs. Noon's parents. Captain and Mrs. Bonsall.
 A. s Cox, representing the Sonora Bonanza Mining Company, with head quarters at Imuris. Sonora, Mexico, was business visitor in the line city Thursday of this week.
 Hon. Oscar Ashburn, member of the board of supervisors, and other prominent Santa Cruz county cowmen. will take part in the wild west ex- hibition on the Fourth of July.
 Last week the home of Mir. and Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr, was made glad by the arrival of bounc- ing baby boy. Mother and little one doing nicely. Shake. Manuel.
 H. Tuper Saunders. after enjoying a rest on the Pacific coast, has return ed and will continue south to resume his position with tie Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific railroad, at Empalme, Sonora.
 Wednesday MT. Edward Eagan, of Gala basas, was a business visitor in Nogales, from his ranch home. return Ing the same evening. Ed. E4gan is | ranchers.
 Captain o. E. Perkins, the mining engineer, who is superintendent at the l Cerro Colorado mines, of which George i B. Earnshaw. Is general manager, is a few days at home with | Mrs. PeIkins.
 Mrs. Myra Seymour, proprietor of the Torres & Prietas railroad, and her | accomplished daughter, Miss Myra. ire spending the summer at Redondo 1 Beach, Caiifornia's most popular plea | sure resorts.
 Teller Richards of the First National | Bank of Nogales. is again at his post after having passed through sick 'pell at the Sisters Hospital. Meas es. Richards says he thought he was ;oo old to catch lem.
 Jesse Chatham, eldest son of Mir md Mrs James J. Chatham, of this ;ity, is home from the University ot Arizona to spend the summer vaca- Ion. Jesse is native son of Nogales "a might bright one at tEa5.
 Mark Lulley and Bo J. Whiteside rave gone out to the Wandering Jew nine for few days visit with Steve Bailey. who is fra aming up to sell that plendid lead silver property, to y indicate of eastern ca capitalists.
 Yesterday articles of incorporation of the Holly wood Mexico Develop nent Co CD were recordered in Coun- y Recorder Herold's office. the in being MT. Chas w. French, md others of Holly ood, California.
 Fred Borenstein, of Tucson, has been drawing large crowds, nightly, with his free moving picture show, in front of the Mexican custom house in Nogales, Sonora, and the local ad- lertisers are getting the worth of .helr money.