The border vidette., 1909-08-21
AUGUST 2l, 1909.
LOCAL ITEMS

A. F. Bass is back from a fyin
 business visit to San Francisco.
 Roberta has exposed his great pack ing case mystery and now any old bod. can do the trick.
 Thursday afternoons freight trail from the north brought in two delay e'
 Pullman cars.
 Mrs Green we'll has been a guest a the Montezuma hotel several days thi week, from the Gold Rose camp.
 Deputy Marshal Tom Sanford is car rying one of his arms in a sling, the result of a severe attack of rheuma- tism.
 Thursday Attorney Fred. s. Noon and Richard Rogers went to Tucson on legal business in which they are in | terested.
 H. Vincent Wallace, the mining en- gineer, after an extended trip to Mex ico on professional business. has re- turned.
 Juan Arizmendez, manager of the Boston Store Inc, is down in Sonora in the interest of hIs mammoth cloth ing house.
 Captain Thompson, superintendent of the Hosey mines in .he Santa Ritas, is in from camp, suffering a slight at tack of fever.
 Services at the Methodist church Sunday, August 22nd, as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m, preaching at a. m. No evening services.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company, is very much under the weather, suffering an attack of fever recently contracted in Sonora
 Ira Bowers, manager the Llano Copper Company's properties out few miles from Noria, Sonora, spent Thurs day here from the mine on company business.
 Oscar Ash burn, chairman of the board of supervisors says not in years has he seen the country between his great ranch and Nogales look so green and nIce.
 The handsome new home of Probate Judge N. Marsteiler and Fred Van Mourick, on Marsh's Heights. will be completed and ready to be occupied early next month.
 Tom Cumming came up from the ranch yesterday and sold big drove of hogs. receiving fancy prices for same. What Tom don't know about hogs is not worth knowing.
 Gaston Ramirez is up from Hermo- sillo, where he has been visiting friends and relatives the past month He re- ports his father, Don Cirilo Ramirez, enjoying excellent health.
 Thursday Henry Ohm brought up from his fine ranch near Oalabasas. load of nice ripe watermelons and peaches, which he found a ready mar ket for here at good prices.
 Last evening w. s. Oranz came up from Magdalena and is spending the day in town looking for furnished house for himself and wife. MT. Oranz is greatly improved in health.
 FoR SALE-One large team of bay horses, $50; one small bay pony, $35; one yearling Jersy heifer. $35; Call or address Mrs. G. 0. Gildea, Zambo Ranch. via Noeales. Arizona. S7tf.
 Thursday night William M. Mur- phy. the Harshaw mining man, came do wn to the county seat on private business, and has since been a visitor here a guest at the Brick wood Hotel.
 Thursday night Major and Mrs. Fred Herrera and the little girl re- turned from their summers outing on the Pacific coast. Their many friends are glad to see them back we'll and happy.
 Peaches in John Wilson's yard this year are the largest and best ever raised there. The trees are bent down for flavor and size can't be beat any where.
 Mrs. Ben Ashley is getting along fine. and her many friends hope for her speedy, complete recovery. Mir. Ash bey is now conductor on the No gales Cananea branch of the Oananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway.
 The Board of Supervisors this week have been sitting as board of equal ization, and listened to a number of Hkicks" Chairman Ashburn Mem