The border vidette., 1909-04-10

head of calves and steers into the U nit
 ed States at this port. The cattle
 were from Pearsons ranch and were in
 fine condition.
 Ovington & Best, the clothes clean
 CTS and local representatives of Lamm
 & Company, Chicago tailors, are wide
 wake hustlers, just the same and
 not with standing. If you want any.
 thing in their line at reasonable prices i call on them. Across the arroyo, next
 to Dr. A. A. Doherty, the dentist.
 John T. Gave, president of the Coast
 Line Copper Company, owning the Ell i Gro gold mines in the Ures district,
 Sonora, is back from business and
 pleasure trip to southern California,
 end will continue on south to the
 mines. The company also owns large
 copper property out in the Altar dis
 trict, Sonora.
 Dennis Goughlin and Captain
 Stephen O. Connor, two " ashing gton Camp mining men, both of whom some
 time ago. disposed of mining claims to
 the Duquesne people for eoodly sum of money. were here transacting busi- ness the first of the week. Messrs. Coughlin and O'Connor are pioneers of the Washington district.
 Yesterday United States Marshal B. F. Daniels came down from Tue son in his automobile and spent the day here rounding Cup United States jurors who were commanded to report at Tombstone on the third day of May, next. Ed. Lanier. of The Palace drew lucky number, as did A. Bachalier and several other prominent citizens.
 Colonel J. B. Breathitt. we'll and favorably known in Nogales, as well as in every section of southern Arizo- na and northern Sonora, arrived the first of the week from business visit to Mazaltan, Sinaloa. For several years past the Colonel has been man aging the big hotel at Cananea, t,Sono- 1 ra. He is a past master in. the busi- ness.
 Robert l.. Thompson has purchased 1 the restaurant business of Chas. Jones, in the railway depot, having already | taken possession of the business. MT. | tention to his stone quarry business. We wish Mr. Thompson good luck. He understands the business and should get his share of the local and transit trade.
 We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Harry Barnett of Pat a gonia. and hope for the lady's speedy recovery. Thursday MT. Barnett. who has been serving as grand juror. received telegram from Dr. Doran of Patagonia, calling him home. Three of the Barnett children arg also quite i'll with measles. Judge Doan excused Juror Barnett tor the term.
 "Doc" William Rosenberg, of Rosy's Place returned home Thursday night from Patagonia. where he recently es- ta blished branch of his Nogales store, Doe" reports the interesting little town on the Sonoita rather quiet at present, but insists that the future is bright. Anyway, he proposes to re- main there in order be on the ground floor, when the boom hits that section 'f the country.
 w. D. Parker, one of Santa Cruz well-to-do stockraisers has his week oeen here attending district ;ourt, as member of the grand jury. Mr. Parker recently contracted to sell bunch of cattle to the Colorado cat le buyers The stock will be deliver , d at Gala basas about the 10th Of lext month, along with a couple { thousand of his neighbors' cattle one. ] wo and three year-old's.
 Y. J. Pin,, representative in So- lora and Sinaloa. Mexico, for the lellner Piano Company, has been pending a few days in the city. He eports business for his big company and will leave again next , week. for points throughout the south f