The border vidette., 1908-02-29
TEs gnrder a5tdette.
FEBRUARY 29. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

J. T. Mcdonald is guest at .h
 Brickwood
 Master Charley, son of MT. ant Mrs. Con O'Keefe. has recovered iron
 an attack of la grippe.
 James Heating, one of Patagonia
 best known mining men, has been 6
 business visitor in the city a couple o
 days
 Hon. J. A. Harrison, chairman oi
 the board of supervisors, was a busi-
 ness visitor in the city Thursday ol
 this week.
 "Wednesday Ed Shaw, James Pierce
 and Tom Sutton, three well known travelling salesmen were in town
 hustling business.
 FOR SALE-Two Texas bred Jacks Black with white points One three years old; one only one year old. Address this office.
 Monday Harry L. Vaughn ac- companied hs his little daughter Clara and Mrs. Dodge, were visitors in the city from Duquesne
 John Mcintyre. the mining engi- neer, returned Wednesday evening from the Altar district. Sonora, where he had been on mining business
 Mir. and Mrs Phil M. Herold, who are enIoying their honeymoon in the east, will after May first be at home to their friends in Nogales, Arizona.
 MT. F. o. Emery, the mining man, spent "Wednesday in town from Llano, Sonora, near which place he is in charge of splendid mining property.
  Wednesday on official business. The gentleman returned to Tucson Thurs day in his private car, San Carlos.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison Monographs and Records, Postal Albums, Kodaks and Supplies, M Mail- ing Envelopes. Etc. Nogales Ariz- ona.
 Dr. R. S Shumway, the veterinary surgeon. is back from Tucson and is enjoying a few days visit here with Mrs. Shumway and his numerous friends
 D. o. O'Neil. of the Washington was a business visitor in Nogales zuma hotel.
 Ernest Fleischer, brother of l.. B. Fle1scher. of this city. was business visitor in Nogales Wednesday of this week from Douglas, where he is engaged in business.
 H. Gordon Glore, the California netallurgist, has been in the city this week. MT. Glore recently has been 'ery busy man examining and report ng on Sonora mining property.
 Owing to the serious illness of Mrs. Brook man, Rev. Donal M. Brookman if the Episcopal church will be un- ble to hold services tomorrow. Rev. nd Mrs Brookman are in Phoenix.
 Mine Host l.. J. F. Jaeger, of the Il dontezuma and Santa Rita hotels, has ( 'een- here couple of days from Tue on, inspecting the big popular Mon ezuma which is ably managed by [ Hiss Mamie Denaghue. (
 Michael Maloney Is in from his mining claims, which he states are ooking fine. Good shipping ore Is eing taken out by Michael. who is ne of the most experienced, success ui prospectors in the country.
 Yesterday 15O mules were shipped y Superintendent Taylor, of the Hrant Construction Company, from { his place to San Bias, Sonora, for york on that section of the Cananea, (aqui River & Pacific railway.
 This week Landlord Con O'Keefe as had needed improvements made n the fine tenement house occupied : y MT. A. M. Conard and family lon believes in having everything rst- class, regardless of expense. z
 Mir George B. Earnshaw, the min lg engineer, was up from Cerro Colo z ado las: Monday, on business for his f ig company, which is now receiving .rge shipments of lumber and mining from the United States. On Washin gton's Birthday the home MT. and Mrs. George w. Parker, ( Parker's Canyon, this county, was Q ,ade happy by the arrival of fine 2 aby boy. Of course the little ones a anne is George Washington Parker, ( On account of the fiesta and carnival f t Guaymas, the Sonora railway an ( ounces the followIng rates to the bay ( ty and return: First class, $l7 .42; W ,cond- class, $S.71. Tickets will be t. T sale February 29th, March lst and nd, good until March 9th. ', William $. Madding the first part V the week sent a number of ex- n erienccd saloon men out to Santa h k~