The border vidette., 1909-07-17
JULY IT, 1909.
LOCAL ITEMS

MT. John Gave, Los Angeles attor- ney, is bere on his way to Mazatlan, Sinaloa, on land business.
 The Tombstone Prospector says rain is needed in that section of Oochise county, in order to prevent sloss to stockraisers.
 The roof IS being put on the big Mascareiias business block opposite Banco de Sonora. Charley Moody is superintendine the work.
 This week P. J. Munch, one of Sup erintendent Temples efficient assist ants, visited points along the Sonora railway on company business.
 Friends of Godfrey Hughes. the assaye CT, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from his recent serious illness, at the Sisters Hospital.
 Wednesday the Sonora railway pay car was welcome visitor in Nogales, as a result ~dobles" are again plenti- full, and the railroad boys happy.
 A damaging wind storm visited Tue son yesterday, partly wrecking the Heidel Hotel and several other boild- ings No loss of life is reported.
 Advices from the Fort Thomas hot springs announce that Messrs. Theo. Gebler and Robert Shugart, of this city, rheumatic sufferers, are getting along fine.
 George Cassidy. an old-time miner and prospector of this section, was a visitor in the city, on his way to the Pacif; coast and points in New Mex ico and Colorado.
 Charley Jones, next to THE BORDER VIDErTE office. is doing fine business handling packing house meats. His goods are 6rst-ciass and his prices are right. If you want something good call on Jones.
 Mrs. Dolores N. Espinoza, mother of Mrs E D. Miller, is here from the old ranch home west of Guayuaas, and will spend the hot months with her da ghter.
 Thursday Messrs James. A Harrl- son and J. E Wise, two of the coun- tvs most prosperous stockraisers, were business visitors at the county seat. Both gentlemen sold large punches of steers before the dry season set in.
 G. H. R. Groke came up from Her. mosillo Monday and on Tuesday left for Los Angeles to attend the Eiks convention. MT. Groke is a member of Pittsburg Lodge. and expected to meet maay old friends in Los Angeles from his home town.
 Charley Hood has bonded his fine copper holdings down in the state of Sonora, near Carbo. Consideration not learned. but it is said to be enough to put Charley high and dry on Easy Street. Here's hoping he'll get the money.
 Tom Wylie. the transfer man. has finished planting corn and beans on his Tubac ranch, and will again person. ally conduct the Wylie Transfer Bagg- age & Storage Company, of which he is manager and respectfully solicits your business See the company's ad. in another column
 George Brooks, known all over the south west as a prospector and miner of many years practical experince, was again circulating among old friends and acquaintances here the forepart of the week. Mr. Brooks while not prospecting for precious metals. sells The Allen Portable Bath Apparatus
 Wirt G. Bowman, ex- x-asent at this point for the Sonora railway, now sta toned at Carbo, Sonora, accompanied by his wife came up from the south Monday evening and Tuesday morn ing continued on to Los Angeles where Mrs Bowman will undergo a surgical operation at one of the city hospitals.
 Sunday evening George F. Jackson. assistant passenger agent of the So- nora railway, with headquarters at Guaymas, came up to the border to meet Mrs. Jackson and the children, who arrived from San Antonio, Texas, where they make their home. MT. Jackson and fa mily left for Guaymas