The border vidette., 1908-07-18
JULY Is. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

per Company is up from Oobre Grande
 Attorney Fred Noon will return to
 night from pleasure visit with tn,
 folks in Texas.
 Superintendent A. R. Oster came
 up from Guaymas last evening and ii l spending the day in Nogales.
 w. E. Bristol. brother of Bert, came l up from Hermosillo last evening and
 this morning continued east on his
 way to Chicago and other points of
 interest.
 J. Murphy Summey, proprietor of
 the Elite Shaving Parlor, has opened
 . new chop house between Proto Bros.
 and E. J. Pellegrin's jewelry store on
 Morley Avenue.
 County Treasurer Arcus Reddoch
 writes from California that he has re i covered his health and is feeling fine. MT. Reddoch will return home about
 the first of August.
 This norAing Sheriff Harry J.Saxop,
 who has been under the weather a couple of months, left for the Pacific coast where he will enjoy a season of | rest and recreation.
 After enjoying a visit in Nosales with Mrs. Kingsley and the little girl, Mir. O. O. Kin gsley. manager at Quay mas for Roy x Titcomb, IEc.. has re- turned to the bay city. Yesterday friends of Alex. Joffroy, the Nogales Sonora customs broker, were giving him the glad-hand on the American side of the line for the first time in several months.
 Frank Siebold, railroad contractor, mining man and all-round good fel- low, has been visitor at Guaymas thIs week on business for Grant Bro thers Construction Company.
 After e couple of days illness, dur home, Oscar Geber is again able to represent at his fathers big hardware | establishment on Morley avenue.
 A recent rich strike of gold ore is reported Tn the Altar district, Sonora. near Boludo, where Colonel George | W. Grove and associates have been | successfully operating for some time past.
 Arthur Hamilton. who with his brother Tom, is operating mines in the Magdalena district. Sonora, Mex ico, after an extended visit to Cali fornis, on mining business has re- turned to Magdalena.
 Charley Flames, Jr., who is superin. tendent of mines out in the Oerro Azul mountains, Sonora. spent yester- day in town, from Ma gdalena. Sonora. where he makes his headquarters, when not at the mine.
 Notwithstanding the fact that it was trife damp down at Cibuta Thursday, Judge William Neumann and other members of the Sunday school picnic party that spent the day there, report having had fine time.
 Yesterday several carloads of big Missouri mules, from the Sinaloa end of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific were shipped north to Cal- ifornia, their owner having completed his contract with Grant Bros, the big railroad builders.
 Mir. Louis Proto, manager of the big Cocospera and other ranches in Sonora owned by himself and his brother MT. Anton Proto, has been in the. city a couple of days this week. Don Louis is suffering with rheuma- tism and ;s carrying one arm in a sling.
 John Burton, the carpenter. and o. Moore, son of Colonel George F. Moore, after spending several days in the city, returned to Key de Gro this John stated that the work of installing the big new plant was progressing in very satisfactory manner.
 James Cashion, manager of Grant Brothers Construction Company, after spe ding one day in Nogales, has contiaued on to the Pacific coast. leaving his company's big business in the hands of his right-hand bower, Wallace Taylor, and Lis able asslsta ants. T.
 Joe Depuy writes from Los An geles, California, that he has finished seeing the sights there, and is now at Visalia, enjoying a visit with his mother. During his absence Al. : Saxon is doing his day trick at The Palace. tho night shift being taken care of by "Babe" Thomas.
 Mrs. P. J. Munch. upon whom Dr AL Gustetter and Dr. Kingsley suc- cessfully performed dificujt opera ton, at the Sisters Hospital, is re- ported as getting along ni;ely. Yes terday morning MT. Munch, who is agent at Empalme, Sonora, fer the Oananea. Yaqui River & Pacific Rail- ( road Company, returned to his post, Inc banD;ost man in the state of SO-