The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1908-04-25
Ths 8urder afidrtte.
APRIL %, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

IONA ranch. IS spending the day in tn,
city
Yesterday Ben Sneed, the Cochise
comfy cowman, went to Sonora or
cattle business.
Thursday Mrs. f. L. Crowell re-
turned from Tombstone, where she
had been to visit Mr.. Crowell.
Pablo Soto and Judge William Neu
mann have this week been attendin g
U. s. court at Tombstone as jurors.
Yesterday Contractor O. a Nc
Carty came in from Santa Cruz, hav-
ing come in to purchase camp sup
plies
A NJ. Conard is up from Cobre
Grande to spend the Sunday with Mrs.
Conard and little Albert Benjamin
Conard.
The front of a. Carpena's haber-
dasher store on Morley avenue has
been made attractive by handsome
new gold sign
The rain Wednesday night aud
Thursday was most welcome to all,
and with the assistance of the sprinkler
laid the dust.
Roberto, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Juan Arizmendez, has been
quite sick this week, but is reported
greatly improved.
Hon. d. G. Chalmers and Charley
Harrison were visitors at the county
seat several days this week, returning
homa this morning.
James Mcintyre, the life insurance
and real estate agent, returned home
L. Il FL
trip to Bisbee and Douglas.
Robert Carew, one of the lucky
owners of the Frenzied Finance mine,
is in the city. Bob and his partner
expect to become millionaires.
j. y. Cheairs, the mining man, has
returned from a ombined business and
pleasure trip to Los Angeles, and
other points of interest on the Pacific
coast.
Tuesday night Me.srs. w. w. Gar
penter, George Sayre, Ramon Vasquez,
Bracey Curtis and Con O'Keefe, re-
turned from Tombstone, where they
had been attending United States
court.
Alex Nichols. of this city, who for
some time past has been foreman in
one of the great mines at Bisbee, spent
a couple of days here this week enjoy
ing a visit with Mrs. Nichols and the |
children.
Charley Phillips, superintendent of |
the Durazno mines, has been spending |
several days in town. At present |
there is nothing doing out his way,
but Charles hopes soon to resume
operations.
Friends of John Clarke will be
pleased to learn that he has completely
from his recent sick spell
and is again able to resume work at
Verde, thanks to the splendid care he
at the Sisters Hospital
John Writer, the mining engineer,
Who is interested with A @. Bernard
and Mr.. Cook. of Tucson, in good min
ing property located in the Magdalena
district, Sonora, has returned from the
mines and gone on to Tucson.
Monday night DR.. L. d. Ricketts,,
general manager of the Cananea Con-
Copper Company. was
Iouth bound passenger on his way to
on company business, the
nature of which was not learned.
Watt Gittins one of the best prac-
;ical mine superintendent in the
is open for an engagement,
md anyone in need of thoroughly
ella bic, sober capable man will make
10 mistake by signing with Watt. I
The spring crop of Chinks is now
coming in. Tuesday Inspector in
Charge Mix and Inspector Dick Rey-
lolds rounded up half dozen of these
citizens, who will receive
rec transportation back TO the Flow
ry Kingdom.
Wednesday Mr.. William Shuck-
mann went to Patagonia on the morn
ng freight train, returning the same /
vening on the regular passenger
Besides transacting business he met
many old friends with whom he enjoy 6
d several hours visit.
Friends of Captain Jose Cos, the {
ngineer. will be sorry to learn that
e is contemplating removing from
Iogales to the City of Mexico, where g
10 will take up his residence, The =
aptain is first class citizen and We !
ecret to have him leave Nogsles O
The latest from J. A Faymonville.
he insurance man, is post card {
howing "Uncle Joe" and his nephews E
oIng to the circus, 10 Chicago A r
appier bunch could not be found in I
he Windy City, if one searched with
fine tooth comb. Fay will return {
Iome Daxt Jnnnth