The border vidette., 1908-10-24
OCTOBER 24. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

H. Vincent Wallace is ba ok from
 Sonora, where he had been on minin g
 business.
 R Vasq1ez. proprietor of the Red
 House, returned last yht from a
 business trip to Tucson.
 Tom Cumming Democratic central
 c ommitteeman from Gala basas. is in
 the city. Tom says this year his pre- cinct is safely Dem ocratic.
 We are pleased to announce that the little daughter of MT. and Mrs l.
 Bonill,s, is getting along nicely, being on the hish road to recovery.
 We are in receipt of a specimen of high grade copper silver glance ore from the Sonora Copper Company's CobIe Grande mine iu Sonora. Drop in and see 1t.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, an5 respectfully invites you to give him a trial Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 Norris & Rowe's great show has come and gone, so has the Bell MexI can circus, as well as many thousand good hard Mexican and American dol lars. Both aggregations were gener- ousiy patronized.
 Mir. Anton Proto, head of the big local mercantile firm of Proto Bro there. has been very much under the weather for a couple of weeks, but is much improved at this writing and is able to be at his desk.
 George Gross, superintendent of the National Consolidated camp, this week brou ht to the city a nice lot of good looking ore George says his property is looking up, and stock Is now sell ing at $l % per share.
 Oscar Numar, artistic sign painter, is in the market for anything in his line. MT. Numar is an old time news paper reporter, having held down sits on some of the bid dailies on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
 Mrs L. B. Fleischer, accompanied by the children and her mother, Mrs Manuel Mascare h,s, went out to be- autiful Santa Barbara, her fathers great ranch, which is managed by Willie Mascarenas, Mrs. FIeischer's brother.
 A. c. Bernard. proprietor of Hotel Alvin, Guaymas' elegant new hotel, l spent yesterday in town transacting business connected with his ma mmoth | CD pterprlse. Hotel Alvln will be | opened to the public about the twen- tieth of next month.
 Ernest Harmon, of Washington | Camp. spent couple of days pleas antly in Nogales this week with Otto Herold, Sy. Marsteller, and other friends. He was accompanied by Will nephew of MT. Dennis | CoughlIn, the minin man.
 Mir. Geo w. Parker, candidate on the Democratic ticket for supervisors, has been in the city several days this week making heart to heart talks to | voters. George says he has a hunch | that every man on the Democratic t1c- l ket Is going to be elected.
 Mrs. Harry Barnett and Mrs. A. B | Rich mond, two charming Patagonia | society ladies, accompanied by the came down Tuesday night to do shopping, and incidentally attend | Norris & Rowe's big show. They re- turned home Thursday morning.
 Mayor John T. Brick wood has re- turned home for a business trip to Fl Paso, Texas, and is again giving his pig hotel his personal attention. When a5 Fl Paso, Mayor Brickwood exper- enced cold weather. and is glad to get pack to Nogales, where the weather he year around can't be beat.
 Last Wednesday afternoon. MT. Charles A Shibell, recorder for many years of Pima county, one of Arizona's oldest. most highly respected citizens, passed away at his home in Tucson Cs ares A. Shibell was known to i every old citizen of Pima and Santa Cruz county. His death will be deep- y regretted.
 Thursday night there was a delight ful social dance given under the aus pices of the Mexican Democratic Club, of which Joe Deputy, is president; Charley Lopez, secretary and J. J. Rafael, Jr treasurer. There was a large attendance of members of the | club, and invited guests. Every body | reports having had a fue time.
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Thomas have gone to San Marcos, Texas. where they recently purchased pleasant, valuable home, and where in future they will reside. TIE VIpETTE oins a wide circle of their friends in wish ing them success and happiness whe"e ever they go, and hopes some day to W elcome them back to Nogales, the hest bi o cest little town on the inter