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

The "Cowboy Fiddler" has returned
 to the city, and as usual is making a
 hit with lovers of real old southern
 music.
 Thursday Messrs Ed Titcomb, Dr.
 fine time ou the banks of the Santa
 Cruz shooting doves. Thursday Henry Levin, the com-
 mission broker, was reported on the | sick list, at his pleasant home on
 North Morley avenue.
 Nick Quinn and Constable Page, of
 Pata gonia, are spending the day in Nogales. Thev report Patagonia look ing up in a n ling way. Mrs. Bessie Scoville, after an extend
 ed visit to points of interest on the
 Pacific coast. has returned home with
 her little daughter, Frieda. l R. w. Thomas, proprietor of The Palace, returned Thursday night from
 a flying business trip to Texas, where he owns a valuable ranch home.
 Don Lotus A. Martinez. the mer- chant prince of Guaymas, accom- panied by his family left this morning
 .or the Pacific coast on pleasure bent.
 The swellest creations in mems headwear are ready for your inspec- tion at the Boston Store, Inc. We are well prepared to supply your needs.
 Z.L Pettigrew. chief clerk in Agent Grace's office, accompanied by his family. went to Guaymas to enjoy few days visit in the bay city. after which Mrs. Fettigrew and the children will return to their home in Fl Paso, Texas.
 NogaIes' Board of Health consisting of Dr. Purdy, Members A. A. Do herty, w. A. O'Connor, E. K. Cum- ming. and O. M. Rathbun, IS doing excellent work; as result Nogales is rapidly becoming cleaner and healthier than ever.
 LosT-A small sole leather case containing an instrument for survey ing, on the Gala basas road about four be paid to anyone returning same to Wallace, Glore & Summerhayes, No- gales, Arizona.
 H. T. Greene, live stock agent for Grant Brothers, the big railroad build. CTS, has returned from an extended trip over the line of the Cananea, Va qui River & Pacific, now building to- wards GuadalajAra. Mir. Greene's home is at Douglas
 Miller Roberts, constable of Pre- cihct No. 6. was a visitor at the county seat Monday, returning home the same day. He was accompanied by U. s. Line Riders Cy. Marsteller and George Sayre, who rode into the country on government business.
 Captain Lee Hall, Texas Ram ger, has returned from a visit to the Lone Star state on business connected l with his mining interests in the state of Sonora. Captain Hall has been on the sick list recently, but his friends will be pleased to hear be is recover Ing.
 Dr. PurdY and L. NJ. RaiEes vert to Quijano Wednesday to enjoy a days outing among the white wing | doves which are quite numerous at that place. They report having had | 8 pleasant. successful trip, as a result birds are less plentiful down Quijano way.
 DIOOkos Ih0 cil- gineer, after a couple of days here on mining business, the nature of which could not be learned, for the reason that Mr. Brooks, although very friend y to poor "news-getters." refused to talk for publication, left yesterday for Sonora.
 On Tuesday the worst flood in years by landslide visited Bis bee, the property loss amounting to more than $15O,OO0. The postoffice and many business houses were com pletely ruined by wall of water and stones from the mountain side. No loss of life has been reported.
 Sheriff Harry J. Saxon writes from Los Angeles, that he is getting along fne. gained twenty pounds since going to the coast. During his absence from the county Under Sheriff w. w. Bailey and Major James Leehy, j4il- keeper, have faithfully and ably taken care of the business of the sheriff's of flee.
 w. J. Dick of St. Louis, Mo-, a cousin of Major Chas. Dick, junior United States Senator from Ohio, paid TIE BORDER VIDETTE a visit today. In one respect MT. Dick differs from his illust-ious cousin in that he is a stauucn Democrat, and ardent Bryan man. MT. Dick travels in every state in the Union and declares there