The border vidette., 1908-05-16
Tts 8urder S'idette.
MAY Is, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

terday and as a result money IS more plentiful in the line city today. President Conard of the Sonora Copper Company, is in town from Go bre Grande, his company's big miEing camp.
 H. Reno, representing .he Copper City Brewery, at Douglas. was a busi- ness visitor in the city the forepart of the week.
 Friends of Paymaster George Lesser of the Randolph lines, will be pleased to learn that he is improving at the Sisters Hospital.
 MT. John Mcintyre. wife of the well known mining and civil engineer, has gone to her home in Canada, where she will spend the summer.
 Ed. Massey came up from Mazda lena Thursday evening and yesterday went to Tucson. He was accompanied by MT. Brooks, the Cananea mining engineer.
 Telegram from Washington this morning comedies appointment of Con O'keefe to position of collector of customs at this port, over Roughrider Bugbee.
 MT l. O. Conweil has resigned the city editors desk on the Times Con we'll has @ good nose for Dews and can "make good" anywhere. We wish him success.
 Born-Wednesday morning to the wife of MT. Ellis Lewis, girl. Dr. Purdy. the attending physician. re- ports the little one and mother getting
 
 MT. D w. Cummings, the Calabasas rancher. is the proud prossessor of the finest thoroug Inbred stud colt in south ern Arizona. If you don't believe it go down to the ranch and see the handsome fellow. He is sure a prize winner.
 Donald Mcdonald and George Jack son, two popular railroad men con- nected with the Sonora and Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific branches of the Southern Pacific passed south the forepart of the week on their way to GuaYmas.
 Monday J. l.. Branch will open his new grocery store in the Piskorski building. Pablo Soto, the veteran popular grocery man, will be MT. Branch's right hand bower. If you want the best at right prizes give the new store a call.
 G. w. Miller, travelling claim clerk of the Southern Pacific was here 8 couple of days this week having inn portant business before the Board of Trade, which is understood to have been transacted to the satisfaction of all parties concerned.
 This evening President Schuckmann of The First National Bank of No gales, will return from San Francisco, where he had been on business con- nected with the big branch of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Co. of which he is president and principal owner.
 Mrs l.. $. Fleischer. the children, and Mrs. M. Mascarenas, Mrs Fteis- cher's mother. are enjoying an outing at Rancho Santa Barbara, one of Mexican Consul NJ. MascareIlas' fine Sonora ranches: where they will be joined next week by Mrs. E D. Miller.
 John Hender son, one of the pioneer mining men of the State of Sonora, where for a quarter of century he has successfully engaged in developing and operating mines, arrived from Pasadena, California last night and will remain here several days tran sacting private business.
 John Glasson, manager of the Rich field Mining Company, was a visitor here several days this week, having come up to the border on company business. John says now that the Yaqui Indians have decided to be good, work at Richfield will be pushed l with greater vigor than ever before.
 Mrs. [ Bonillas and her daughter, Miss Lola. will spend the summer visiting points in the east including Boston, Washington and New York. | During their visit in Boston the ladies will be joined by Ignacio, son of MT. l and Ms. Bonlllas, who is attending g school at that place. Ignacio will spend the summer vacation with his | mother and sister.
 The funeral of Brady Williams, son of Judge and Mrs. Eb. Williams, held | last Saturday afternoon from the 1 fa famiiy residence on Terrace avenue, was the largest seen in the line cities in many years, hundreds of friends and acQuaintances of the family at tending the beautiful and impressive l ceremony at the house and at the Odd | Fellows Cemetery where the body was buried.
 J. s. Day. for many years one of