The border vidette., 1908-08-15
LOCAL ITEMS

The railway pay car is a welcou,e visitor in town today.
 For novelties in neckwear go to The Boston Store, Inc.
 The Pioneer Hardware House has received O carload of stoves.
 Going to Santa Cruz? Only $2 Mexican money for the round trip.
 Juan Arizmendez, manager of the International Store. will return this evening.
 Mrs. Dr. A. l.. Gustetter and the little boy have returned from Caiifer- mia. where they had been spending the summer.
 Lee Reagan, president of the Ala mos Copper Company, after business visit in Sonora on company business, is home again.
 At the Board of Trade meeting last Tuesday evening. Ed Titcomb was re- elected president, and Carl M. Rath- bnn, secretary.
 R. Stewart Brooks. the mining en- sineer. returned Thursday evenin 9 from Sonora, where he had been on mining business.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Sabatier of La Vile de Paris. have returned from New York City, where they had been to purchase fall and winter goods.
 Mrs. c. K. Perkins and Mrs. E. I. Chalfant, have gone east for the re- mainder of the summer. Mrs Perkins to Connecticut and Mrs. Chalfant to Indiana.
 Colonel A. T. Bird of the Oasis, has gone to Culiacan. SInaloa, and other points on the line of the Cananea, interest of his paper.
 Hon. William Chiilis, one of the county's pioneer prominent citizens. a long Republican. will be a can didate before the Republican county convention for nomination of Legis- lative Assembiyman.
 Dick Mod;e, who aeeidently shot himself in the leg with a piatol. is getting along fine, thanks to Dr. Purdy, the attending physician, and the youn 2 mans mother, Mrs Modie, who is giving him every attention.
 George Januei, the expert German barber. opposite the Sonora News Company. guarantees his work. ana respectfully invites you to gIve hlm a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 W. H. Roper, civil and mining en- gineer nf Magdalena, Sonora, was here couple of days this week, on private business. The gentleman reports min- ing business quiet in the Garden City at this time, but hopes for better times shortly.
 Simon Bergman. of Minas Prietas, who died here last Wednesday, was buried yesterday in the Masonic cem- etery, the funeral being heid under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge, of which grand order deceased was member.
 R. H. McCray, the Los Angeles contractor, who is interested largely financially in the Merrills mills, etc., out at "La Mejia." is now at the camp, guest of Manager Karns. who came in from the mines in his auto to meet Mir. McCray.
 James Bent, manager of the Tribune Gold Mining Company, was here a COuplS Ol LhiS "Seh, Ou pdby buslness. He stated that the big stamp mill would commence to pound out yellow metal about the first of September.
 Arthur H hamilton. who with his brother Thomas, has been operating mining property in the Magdslena dis, trict; Sonora. returned the forepart of the week from California. where he has been on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 J. M. Worthington, manager of the Nina Juarez Mining Company's prop critics Tn the Altar district. Sonora, Is a business visitor in the city. Now that his company is producing gold bullion those owning stock should soon receive dividends,
 District Attorney w. A. O'Connor, County Recorder Phil Herold, and Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, who repre- scented Santa Cruz county in the De- mocrRtic Territorial Convention last at Prescott, report having had great time in tie Mountain Gitv