The border vidette., 1909-09-11

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 Last Tuesday the following ladies took
 part in the teacher.' examination be-
 fore County School Superinten dent M.
 Marsteller, in this city: Miss Carrie
 H Cook of Camille; Miss Helen and
 Pauline Rodg Camille; Miss Ruth
 Mcdonnell. Elgin; Miss Helen Smith, Orittenden; Miss Anna O. Casanega. Calabasas; and Mrs J. T. Mathews, of Nogales. Arizona.
 Manager Fred Van Mourlck of the
 Sonora News Company's local and So- nora business, after several days visit at Cananea, returned home Tuesday.
 While at the big copper camp he ar ranged for the transfer of the com pany's stock of goods from that place to Guaymas, Sonora, where a new branch has been recently established by MT. Van Mourick's company.
 Supervisor George w. Parker and Master William G Gates, the little son of Charley Gates. spent couple of days in town the forepart of the week. Mr. Parker having came to the county seat to attend the regular monthly meeting of the board of supervisors, and Billie to see the sights, and incl | dentally collect nice bunch of money | from the county for a lot of scalps on which the county pays bounty.
 A. M. Gonard, m manager of the So- nora Copper Company. has left a contract with Building Contractor Morley for handsome stone residence on West Street, adjoining the one being erected by William Schuck- mann, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, and president and principal owner of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company of this city. The cost of MT. Oonard's residence is about 5000
 Tuesday morning the Misses Olive md Edith Doherty. accom- plished iaug ghters of City Councilman and Mrs. A A. Doherty were passengers ,n the northbound train, Miss Olive .oing to Nordoff, California. where he will teach in the pubic school this 'ear, and Miss Edith back to the Ter itory Normal School at Tempe. We oip the young ladies' wide circle of friends in wishing them abundant sue ess.
 John T. Brick wood, Jr, son of mayor ahd Mrs. J. T. Brick wood, is Ip from the Realito, Sonora, where he las been in the employ of the Oan- nea, Yaqui River & Pacific company. , The report that the young man was ; dangerous Ill with typhoid fever, was alse, although he recently suffered an , ttack of indigestion, from which he , as almost fully recovered, to the de ight Of his many friends and acquaint- noes here.
 Robert Daly. one of Santa Cruz I ouuty's champion hard rock drilIers, rites from Reubens, Idaho, that he i nd Frank Nugent, also of Patagonia, re enjoying themselves and expect to ' eturn to Santa Cruz county before the {. now flies in the north west, where they C re visiting MT. Nugent's brother and ster. Messrs Nugent and Daly i nce leaving Arizona visited Los An { eles, San Fran cisco and Alaska Yu- , on Exposition at Seattle. r
 Last Sunday morning at o'clock t ne body of Belmont Dubucb, who F fed at the Sisters Hospital late Sat n rday night, after an illness of a n ouple of weeks. was buried from the Togales, Arizona Catholic church, in | being in the Nogales ceme- s ,ry. Deceased was about 49 years of t ge, unmarried. For about a year r sfore his untimely passing deceased 8 ad engaged in the curio business in ogales, SoEora, having come here E om Naco. The funeral was largely a tended. Q
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