The border vidette., 1908-08-22
AUGUST g, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS


 CT, is busy with 8 force of men putting g the Nogales yard in frstclas con- dition.
 Oscar Rountree. manager of the | Black Mountains s mercantile business at Cerro Prieto, was in town We'd nesday and Thursday. The Miss Olive and Ethel Doherty, accom- plished daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty, have returned from their outing on the coast.
 Attorney Parker of the Oananea, Yaqui River x Pacific railway, is here looking for office quarters, and may locate at this end of the line.
 John Dupuy, brother of Joe Dupuy, day clerk in The Palace, is hero from California visiting his brother. He may decide to make this his permanent home.
 Attorneys Parker and Ybarra for the Cananea. Ysqui River & Pacific, railway, have for several days past been visitors in Nogales, on official business. e
 T. J. Stewart, of Fl Paso, Texas, has accepted the position of steno- grapher in the office of Chief Clerk PettiGrew, of the local Southern Pacifc Go.
 Judge O. Phelps of Mowry, accom- paniedby hIs daughter, Miss Georgia, enjoyed several days visit at the coun- ty seat this week, from their pleasant mountain home.
 Mr. Rodolfo Vasquez, tho we'll known mining engineer, after an ex- tended successful business trip to Los Angeles and other points on the coast, has returned home.
 Lieutenant Alejandro Ramirez, civil and mining engineer, who makes Ga naEea hls headquarters. has been visit ing relatives and friends in Nogales several days this week.
 Antonio Vergara, a prominent busi ness man of Santa Cruz, Sonora. was a business visitor in Nogales the fore part of the week. Antonio treated the boys fine last Sunday.
 Manager Worthington of the Juarez Gold Mining Company. is again in the city. after couple of days spent in Sonora on mining business. He is a guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Attorney Walter J. N. McCurdy Is in the city from the San San Rafael ranch where he is enjoying the excit- ing, more or less strenuous life of 8 cow puncher. He Is a guest at, the Brick wood hotel.
 O. R. Page, one of Grant Brothers first lieutenants, was visitor in town Monday from the front. on business for his big company. MT. Page,ls thoroughly competent and relia ble. We are pleased to known that he is pros pering.
 County Treasurer Arcos Reddoah, who has been in Los Angeles, Gal, for the benefit of his health, has re- turned and is aga,n at his desk Tn the treasurer's office. MT. Reddoch re- ports having had fine time. and is feeling good.
 Oscar Ashburn, member of the 1 board of supervisors, has been in the | city several days this week attending the meeting of the board of equal ization, at which many taxpayers were present to explain why their as sessment should not be raised.
 On Tuesday. in Tucson, MT. J. W. Aidin and Miss Mollie E.. Long, uauPHltT oi HiIs- Ddiley dpo sIStSE of our Walter Bailey, were married. The happy bride and groom have gone to Los Angeles to enjoy their honey moon. We wish them much joy.
 Mir. and Mrs. George W. Parker, of Parker's Canyon, this county, accom- panied by Master George Washington Parker, Jr and little Miss Patt Gates, daughter of Charley Gates, spent a couple of days in Nogales this week, guests of Attorney and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy.
 U z Stuart. of the Black Noun tain Mining Company. accompanied by his family, passed south Thursday from California, en route to Cerro Prieto. the great gold camp in the M a gdalena mining district, Sonora. Mir. Stuart is largely interested in the 
 ior Fred Herrera has returned from Santa Catalina Island, Califor- nia, where he has been having A royal good time catching ''big fish," He was greatly benefited by his outing and Is again in charge of the big In ternational Drug Store The Major 'ooks the picture of health.
 Hon. James A. Harrison, chairman of the board of supervisors, accom- panied by Mrs. Harrison. returned home last Sunday evening from Los