The border vidette., 1909-07-31
LOCAL ITEMS

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 Judge Black of Tubac was a visitor
 at the county seat last Tuesday, hav-
 ing come up to transact private busi-
 ness.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. w. J. B
 Barnett departed for San Francisco
 and other points of interest on the
 Pacific coast, where she will visit
 friends and relatives.
 City Councilman Cumming. who has
 been ill al his home several days with
 fever. is greatly improved and vii soon be again at his desk in the off ice of Cumming & Mcintyre.
 Services at the Methodist church tomorrow as follows: Sunday school at 10 am, preaching at p. m, No morning service. All invited to at tend these services.
 Bernardo Saldamando, after an ab- sence of several months from Nogales, for the benefit of his health, has re- turned fully recovered, to the great delight of host os friends and ac- quaintances.
 A snow white gopher is the latest addition to the live attractions at the International Bar. The handsome little fellow is kept busy trying to conceal himself from the gaze of curi ous patrons of the place.
 Superintendent Taylor of Grant Brothers Construction Company, the big railroad contractors who are build ing the O. Y K tE P. R. R.. is visi- day evening from the south.
 Thursday Aleiandro Carpena. of the International Store, celebrated hls thirtieth birthday, being enthusiastic ally assisted by number of close personal friends, all of whom wished him many returns of the occasion.
 F. A. Monteverde. one of Hern O. sillo's best known most prominent citi- gems, has returned from Los Angeles, where he had been enjoying visit with his family, who have a pleasant summer home in the City of Angeles.
 Mr. William Colburn of this city. who Is visiting relatives in New York, writes that on Wednesday last, he in tended to sail for Liverpool, but would be in Nogales on or about September 1st. Billie said "AlI sunshine and flowers"
 Judge O A. GiIdea visited Canaues the forepart of the week on private business. Thls was the judges first visit to the great copper camp, and he expressed himself much pleased wit h the place, and evidences of prosperity seen on every hand.
 Monday Louis Levin, brother of Henry Levin. the commission broker. will leave for Denver, Colorado, where he will enter the employ of big firm of that city, as salesman. Louis friends here and in Tucson where he is we'll known, join in wishing him success.
 John E. Bentley. secretary and treas urer of the Good Luck Mining & Mill ing Company, writes from the Buena Suerte gold mines down in Sonora, that the mill is running full time and the work of sinking two shafts is pro- gressing, nicely. President Hadield and Manager Cox are also at the m1ne.
 pr. A. A. Doherty has received letter from Mrs. Doherty in which she says both she and Miss Ethel are hav- ing a delightful visit at the Alaska Yukon Exposition. En route to Se- attle. Mrs. Doherty and Ethel stopped a few days at Portland. Oregon with Mrs. Lyon, sister of the late Edward Amsden, and cousin of Mrs. Doherty,
 Work on the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway. south of Mazatlan, Sinaloa, and Tn the state of Tepec. ac- cording to Superintendent Taylor, who arrived from the south "Wednesday evening with his wife, has been sus- pended until after the rainy season. More than three thousand men have been laid off and hundreds of mules turned on pastures. Work will re- sume about October ist. Every train.