The border vidette., 1909-10-16
OCTOBER l6. 1909.
LOCAL ITEMS

Sonora, are Nogales visitors this week
 County Treasurer Arcus Reddocl went to Phoenix to help welcome ou' preside nt.
 Mort Holden, foreman of the grea Rafael ranch, was visitor in the city a couple of days this week
 Collector of Customs O'Keefe, mem- Der of President Taft's guard of honor is home, having arrived from Phoenix Thursday evening. C
 Attorney S F. Noon. accompanied by his wife, and Dr. A. l. Gustetter left yesterday morning for Fl Paso to see the presidents.
 E B. Sorrels, one of Santa Cruz County's prosperous young cattle rais- CTS. was here the forepart of the week transacting private business.
 Harry Creighton, cashier at the U. s. custom house, recently visited Globe on official business. He reports that great mining camp booming. A, M. Nessler, the HermosIllo, So- nora hide buyer, has for several days past been guest at the Nationa al hotel, from the City of Mexico.
 Paul S. Sprecher offers his Elm street property for sale; four vacant lots, one brick dwelling rented for S3O00 per month; Address Nogales, Ariz. tf3, l.. E. Frank and Frank H. Moore, Colorado mining men operating in the acting business this week, from their mines.
 Get your school supplies from w. H. Smith. He has just received full line of slates. pencils, pens, inks. tab lets. etc. Splendid articles from 2 cents up. 8 4-tf
 Tuesday Manager Ingram was a visitor in the city, from Guaymae where he makes his headquarters, when not out on the road iu his pri- vate car Culiacan.
 A H. Saleeby. of the Racket Store. was one of the outgoing passengers on the northbound train yesterday morn ing en route to Fl Paso, to welcome Presidents Taft and Diaz.
 The bull fight at Cowboy Park last Sunday was one of the best seen here in many years. Three bulls were killed and those who attended say they got the worth of their money.
 After a most enjoyable visit with relatives and friends in Missouri, Tom Pulliam, has returned to Nogales, and ln few days will go down to Sonora, Mexico, where he has mining interests.
 Artist Ell Ashley is decorating l. Lulley's Buffet with an artistic, at tractive sign. It is credit to the artist and the proprietor of that po- pular high class eating and drinking emporium.
 FOR SALE The old esta blished busi. ness of Frank Irvine. formerly John Junds, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, at stock valuation. Lease runs more than two years and could be renewed.
 -4-tf Frank Irvine.
 Captain Harry Wheeler, one of United States Marshal Overlock's chief deputies, came down from Tucson Thursday night and spent yesterday here on official business. Wheeler was captain of the late Arizona Rangers.
 Last night Mrs. George P. Jones. who has been enjoying a couple of months visit in Los Angeles, with her friend, Mrs. Frank N. Cox, returned home. Master Charlie remained in Los Angeles, where he is now attend ing school.
 Miss Bessie Fowler, the accomplish ed daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ohas. L. Fowler, after a pleasant visit with friends in Tucson, has returned home. During her absence her desk Tn the postoffice has been taken care of by Jack Faulds.
 A. E. Clarke brother of George Clarke, one of the best known mining men in Santa Cruz county, is enjoying visit with his brother in the Salero district. this county. Mir. Clarke is a professor of music and has more than