The border vidette., 1908-06-06
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JUNE 6. ;9OS.
LOCAL ITEMS

Chls week been cOnnned to hls home
 with severe attack of rhumatism. Next week Mir. Con OKeefe, the 1 newly elected U. S. collector of cus-
 toms, will assume the duties of his 1 office.
 Hon. Geo w. Atkinson. having finishing cutting hay at his Gala basas
 ranch, has returned to his city home | in Tucson.
 Dr. Sam s. Butler has returned from
 Fuerte, Sinaloa, and is again at Mag | dalena, Sonora, where he will practice
 his profession.
 w. P. Ross, of the Llano Gold Min [ ing Company, is guest nt the Mon tezuma, having arrived from the south last evening.
 On Monday of this week Ignacio Escalada, member of the local firm of Escaiada Bros., died in Stockton, Cal- ifornia, after lingering illness.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison Monographs and Records, Postal Albums, K odaks and Supplies, Mail ing Envelopes, Etc. NogaIes, Ariz- ona.
 Monday Mrs. William Dumont, of Patagonia, was a guest at the Brick wood hotel, having arrived the night before from her home on the banks of the Sonoita.
 Next week l.. w. Jimmie will go to Los Angeles, California, to spend month with his family. During his absence Joe Teeter will manager his Nogales business.
 Frank Durham, who for couple of months has been out at the Durazno mine. near La Mejia, arrived in the city yesterday to enjoy a few days visit with his little children.
 Dr, George Goodfellow: chief sur geon of the Randolph lines, passed south yesterday Esorning in his private car, the doctor having arrived the night before from the north.
 Prospero S.ndoval, the big Nogales, Sonora, banker, mine and ranch owner, has for several days bsen business visitor in Sonora. He is expected home this evening.
 E H. Evans, for long time man. ager of the Oasis, now in charge of the commercial end of affairs at the Mansfield Camp, was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week.
 l. H. Wilson, a mining man who is operating in the Alamos district, So- nora, was a north bound passenger this morning en route to New York where he goes on' mining business.
 Charley Phillips, the mining man has for couple of weeks been quite i'll at the Arizona Hotel with maleria fever. He is reported as impro wing and his friends hope soon to see him out again.
 Charley Harrison, brother of J A. Harrison, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, was here the forepart of the week on private business. Charley is well known in every mining camp In Santa Cruz county.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and invites you to give him a trial. Every thing neat and clean Hair cutting A speciality. If.
 Colonel Epes Randolph has this week been in the south inspecting the | new lines of railroad being built by | the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific 1 company, of which he is manager. | The colonel is travelling by special train.
 Ralph M. Morris, who for many | years has made Ma edalena, Sonora, his headquarters, spent yesterday in Nogales, leaving this morning for his home in Pitusburg, Pa where he ex- poets to spend a couple months with relatives
 J. E. Kines, of Fl Paso, Texas, an natter and clothes cleaner, ! has located in Nogales and, Is anxious to receive a share of work in his line, which he will do at reasona ble prices. All work first class or no charge. Give him a trial.
 All this week Sheriff Harry Saxon has been laid up at the home of his mother with malarIal fever. His many friends hope for his complete speedy recovery. During his illness Under Sheriff Walter Bailey has been work ing over time.
 The Arcade now has the biggest, handsomest electric sign in the city. It is a twenty four light affair of latest design and can be seen from a great distance. Manager Bob Shugart does not believe in 'hiding his light under bushel."
 Alex Carpena, proprietor of the Store, has made some needed improvements in his haber-