The border vidette., 1909-02-06
Ths 8arder a5idette.
FEBRUARY 6. 1909.
LOCAL ITEMS

chico5e fighter and all around tough
 proposition, was given thirty days at
 hard labor on the public highway, in
 the local court Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. John Callahan, for
 merly of this city, now of Globe, All zona, where Mr. Callahan is success fully engaged in business, have been visiting friends in Nogales this week. Thursday they returned to Globe.
 John Yoas and Lloyd Hughes, two
 well known popular young cowmen,
 who recently were awarded a contract to supply meat for the Cananea. Ya- qui River & Pacific railroad, left this morning for the state of Sinaloa, Mex ico.
 Briggs & Dumbauld, the artistic sign painters. have completed and placed in front of City Marshal Moore's office, a neat two color sign, calling attention of taxpayers that they must come across with their city taxes or pay a fine.
 A. Ullmann of this city. writes from the Territorial Insane Asylum at Phoenix, that he is getting along fine and has hopes of returning home about April first, well man. He wishes to be reme nbered to all his Nogales friends.
 At the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Nogales Build ing & Loan Association held Tuesday, the following gentlemen were elected to serve as directors for two years: w E. Overton, Charles E. Perkins and Arcus Reddoch.
 Dr.. Hill. brother of Mrs. J. A. Harrison, a prominent physician and surgeon of Pittsburg. Pa.. is enjoying a visit with the Harrisons at their elegant ranch home north of the city several miles. On Tuesday MT. Harri- son and Dr. Hill drove in from the ranch.
 Louis Salazar is the proud possessor of a handsome run-about automobile, which he just received from the fact ory. Mir. Salazar has accepted the agency for the Rec machines and will visit Sonora towns with a view of selling a number of them to his friends and acquaintances.
 This week Mir. R. Naylor Rogers. advertising manager of the Tucson Daily Star, has been visitor here in the interest of a mammoth "Industrial Speciap' bis paper is getting up cover ing Arizona, Sonora ard Sin alba, Mexico. The "Speciap' will be issued | some time this month.
 Mr. M. M. Parsons of West Vir- ginia. brother of our old friend Bob | Parsons, of Oanillc, this county, ac- hy his brother, spent Tues | day at the county seat, returning to | sons first visit to Arizona. He may | decide to locate permanently in Santa Cruz county.
 Yesterday morning L. M. Raines, manager of the Columbia Mining Com oany, left for his company's property Town in the Pinto mountains, Sonora, " here he expects to remain some time ooking over the large holdings of his company. Manager Raines was ac- by his father, Dr. J. D. Raines. of Haywood, Missouri, who is enjoying a visit here with his son and "a amily.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson accom- panied by bis brother who is visiting ,ere from Colorado, spent Tuesday in he city, from MT. A.tkinson's fine anch home at Calabasas. This is Mir A tkinson's first visit in the southwest md he expressed himself as delighted with our climate. Several years ago he gentleman made trip to Alaska on mining business. He has made Colorado his home many years, being engaged in rauching and mining.
 After a lingering illness Charles Lee Reddoch died Thursday morning