The border vidette., 1909-12-18

assessment work, over ia the Wash ington- Duquesne mining district. thi county. Mr. Smith is in charge of tn work.
 Mrs Henry Levin and children re- turned home the forepart of the weel from an extecded pleasure trip to Sat 1 Francisco. where they were the guests of Mrs. Levine parents. Mr. Levin went to Tucson to meet the folks, ac compapying them home.
 Mir. w R. Patterson, the OslifornIa cattle buyer, has for several days past been guest at the Montezuma hotel, accompanied by a couple of his aids MT. Patterson is here for the purpose of purchasing more cattle for ship ment to California pastures. J. F. Shepard, the mining man who is the head of a mining company own ing copper mining property down near Realito, Sonora. Mexico, was here the first of the week from Tucson, for the purpose of transacting some Mexican legal business in connection with his company.
 FOR SALE-Thoroughb Silver laced Wyandott cockrells thoroughbred and fancy stock. Also a choice lot of thorough bred Blue Andalusian cockrells The finest in Arizona. Also trios of this breed for sale Apply to James Johnson. care of ivanhod mipe', Pata- gonia, Ariz IT. 20 2tn
 MT. Max NJ uller, manager of Banco de Sonora. arrived in the city Monday night from the north, and spent Mon day here trsnsacting business at the local branch, of which MT. Albart Mascarenas is manager. Monday night Mir Muller continued south. en route to Hermosillo, his home.
 Juan Moreno, one of Nogales' pio- neer citizens, who for several years has been residing in Tucson, has re- turned to Nogales to accept the Singer Sewing Machine Oompany's agency in this district, with headquarters in this city. Juan is good hustler and will have no trouble "making good"
 J. R. K. Higgln botham. one of the best known, best liked mine operators in the state of Sonora, spent Thursday ir the city transacting private busi- ness. MT. Higgin botham is interested in mining property near Carbo. where he makes his headquarters. He is an time friend of H. E. Grace and w G. Bowman of this city.
 Mrs. Herrera, widow of the late Major Fred Herrera, has gone to Los Angeles, being accompanied by her little daughter. Mrs. Herrera has made application for letters of ad ministration of the estate of her late usband. and the application will be heard in Probate Judge Marsteller's court next Wednesday.
 A l. Lewis the well known Her mosillo ore buyer, who with his family resided here several years before re- moving to Douglas. Arizona to make their home, was business visitor in the line city Tuesday on his way to Sonora's capital city. MT. Lewis will return to the United States in time to spend Christmas at Douglas with his family.
 Last Saturday Dr. H. W.Purdy re- ceived telegram from New York an the death of his mother, who at the time of her death was 90 years of age. The doctor immediately wired his father who is 94 years of age, for details, and may later pay visit to his old home In the loss of his mother, Dr. Purdy has the sympathy of the entire community.
 Thursday George w. Atkinson, the Calabasas stockraiser and rancher, who | now makes Tucson. where he has a fine home, his legal residence, came up from the ranch in his Rec automobile. | Mir. Atkinson does his own driving and says he enjoys it better than hold ing the reins over pair of thorough bred horses. Joe Deegan, one of Mir. |
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