The border vidette., 1908-01-18
Ws 8urder Ygidette.
JANUARY Is, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

visitor in the city Monday.
 Cumming & Mcintyre, the real estate, mine and insurance -br okers, this week had the front of their establishment painted green, thus greatly enhancing it's beauty.
 John M cIntyre. thesminine engi- neer, has returned from a business trip to Sonora. During his visit he enjoyed successful deer hunt and succeeded in shooting two iae young bucks
 Tom Shannon, who owns a number of good mining prospects in this coun- ty, north of Nogales, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week Tom is doing consider able exploration and development work on his claims and states that things out his way are looking fine.
 MT. Frank Reinchert, the mining man, after several days spent here from Salero district, this county, where he is in charge of a group of mining properties owned by an eastern com pany. has returned to his camp. which Frank hopes soon to see among the liveliest in Santa Cruz county.
 Arthur Moody, miner, rancher. stockraiser and forest ranger. was here Thursday consulting with Supervisor Wilson, who make Nogales his head quarters. All the rangers now wear handsome uniforms which are very becoming; the lads are credit to the Service. Here's to the bunch.
 Special Inspector Black of the Unit ed States treasury department, with headquarters at Fl Paso. Texas, was visitor in Nogales the first of the week on official business. Mir. Black has been in the employ of the govern ment a long time and is we'll and fuvorab'y known in the line city.
 Our old friend Joe Carbon says he is making arrangements to go to the state of Washington to make his per- manent home, but we are betting he don't leave sunny Santa Cruz county where he has resided nearly quarter of century Joe is mighty good citizen; we can't afford to lose him.
 O. A Comolli wishes to announce that the Nogales Laundry which for under his management. is for sale at
 
 chase good paying business in one of the best little towns on earth will do well to call on or address o. A. ComelIi, Nogales. Arizena. r., . Florencio- Perez. deputy sheriff of Msricopa county, brother of Mrs. Manuel Monreal. is here from Phoe-: nix, and may decide to remain per- manently. Florencio is wide awake young business man, native son of Arizona, and we hope he'll decide to make Nogales, the best town Tn the territory, his home.
 Dr. A. s Russell, after an extended business and pleasure visit to the Pa cific coast, has returned home in ex- cellent health and spirits, having been greatly benefited by his trip to the sea shore. Dr. Russell will in day or two go over to Washington where he will again practice his profession. The gentleman's friends are glad to see him back.
 James Mcintyre. the New York Life Insurance agent. member of the brokerage firm of Cumming & Mc- Intyre, returned home last night from and extended business and pleasure trip to points in the east and in Ga nada. Nc looks fine and reports hav-- ing had splendid time. His friends body in Nogales are pleased to see him back.
 E C. Humphrey, district passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters at Tucson. passed north the torepart of the week on his way home from a tour of inspection of his lines in Sonora. The gen expressed himself as delighted with the fine treatment received at Alamos and other points visited in our sister state.
 Monday Manager l.. M. Raines of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, will go to Magdalena, So- nora, to hold the annual meeting of the Mexican company. of which he is vice president. Besides the ex- tensive mining properties in the Pi- nito mountains. the company owns large timber and grazing lands in the Ma agdalena district.
 A. D. Williams, of Uniontown. Pa, of the Cerro Colorado Min ing Company. of which George B Earnshaw ot this city is manager, ar rived in the city Wednesday from the east and has gone down to the com pany's great mining property in the Altar district, Sonora, where Man- ager Earnshaw has been the past two