The border vidette., 1909-01-30

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 a number of little girls, one of them
 accidentally kicked Mark; now he's
 barely able to hobble around without a cane. Nothing serious.
 GRAND THEATRE program me
 for tonight is better than ever. It is one good hearty laugh from beginning to end. Three shows-7, 8 and g o'clock-Prices. 10 and 20 cents. The bill: "Nothing too good for His Horse" "Humble and True," "Manon Lescant," "Fido's Funeral" "rhe Dog Acrobat" "Having the Time of Their Lives," and the "Original 'Tobin' with his wooden babies" Complete change of program tomorrow night.
 Last Tuesday Manager l.. M. Raines of the Columbia Consolidated
 Mining Company. accompanied by
 Major Hoover. "Dad' Johnson and Tom Pulliam. went out into the Pinto mountains and rounded up lot of wood thieves who were caught in the act of cutting timber on the company's property. Manager Raines has taken proper steps to recover money for the wood cut, which it is claimed will amount to mary thousand Mexican dollars.
 The Bulletin, nicely printed most interesting weekly paper published at Oananea, Sonora, by William P Stuart and Terance Healy, is one of our re- gular welcome exchanges. The Bull letin ia the only English newspaper published in the great copper camp, and no doubt will receive the very liberal patronage it deserves at the hands of the English speaking speople not only in Oananea, but IT every town ia Sonora and along the inter national border.
 MT. Ben Massey of Fl Paso. who for some time past has been down in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. on land business, has for several days past been a guest at the Montezuma hotel, being accompanied by his wife. MT. Massey while in the south secured control of big tract of fine agricul- tural land. which he now offers for sale at Fright" prices, either in small or large tracts. The gentleman may decide to open offices here and in future make his home in Nogales.
 Colonel and Mrs. N. F. Bonsall, father and mother of Mrs. s. F. Noon, after an extended absence from No- gales, during which they visited their old home in the great state of Texas, have returned to Nogales and may decide to make this their permanent residence. "Dad" is an old time rail- way passenger conductor, having for several years run between here and Guaymas, on the Sonora branch of the Southern Pacific. We join their many friends here in welcoming them back among us.
 J. c. Rasmussen, superintendent of the 'Reina del Gro" mines down in the Altar district, Sonora, came up from the mines the forepart of the week bringing with him his wife and children. who will spend the remainder of the winter here. Yesterday morn ing Mir. Rasmussen returned to the mines, after spending several days pleasantly with old friends and ac- qua1ntances. He reported operations at "Reina del Orc" progressing nicely, but stated he could use a couple good, all round sober American mine fore men. None others need apply.
 Mrs. Fred 0. Emery. wife of the president of La Oobriza Mining Oom- pany, was a visitor in the city the | forepart of the week, being @ guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Noria, | Sonora, the new station on the So- | nora railway recently established by | the Sonora Copper Company. Noria is destined to become one of the pret- | tiest little towns along the Sonora rail- | way. A nice public park and 8 com | forta ble hotel are among the attrac- tions at the new town. which is the | supply point for a number of nearby mining camps.