The border vidette., 1909-06-26
JUNE 2e, 1909.
LOCAL ITEMS

grand old man of Gro Blanco. is spend
 ing few days in the city.
 The family of Albert Mascarei1as manager of the Banco de Sonora local branch, have gone to the coas
 for the summer.
 July first John E Stelzer. one o Uncle Sam's custom guards, at thi
 port accompanied by his family, vii
 90 to Douglas on short visit.
 Statement of First National Banl
 of Nogales, on another page, show
 that sound financial institution to b,
 in a most hourishing condition. Reat
 it.
 Judge Arthur E Southerland, o
 Rochester, New York, nephew of the
 late Edwin Egan, is a visitor here 1T
 the interest of relatives of the mur-
 dered rancber.
 Last week TIE BORDER VIpETTE
 inadvertently failed to announce the arrival of fine girl baby at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H K Ohenoweth on Crawford street. Mother ard little one getting along nicely.
 Roadmaster Moreno of the Sonora branch of the Southern Pacific rail way. whose headquarters are at Mag dalena, Sonora. came up from the south last Thursday evening He re ported the family enjoying good health.
 The dance and barbecue at SaIero last Thursday, given by w. E BaIcom and wife at the headquarters of the Salero Mines Company, was a success in every way. Dr. Doherty and charming daughters represented No gales.
 William s, Madding. who has for some time past succ ssfully engag- ed in business at Mazatlan, Sinaloa, arrived home Thursday evening and and will enjoy visit here with his interesting little family who have pleasant residence on Marsh's Heights. where at presnnt a number of elegant new homes are being erected
 Thomas Fraser and wife left yester- day on No for Casa Grande where they will take convey ance for the Jack Rabbit mine, 30 miles south in the Casa Grande district. Mr. Fraser will sink the main shaft at the Jack Rabbit 200 feet below the present level of 300 feet and expects to complete the work by August 20 Tucson Star.
 Wallace Fraser is back from Mag atIan, and will remain in Nogales dur ing the hot summer months. He has accepted the management os the pool and billiard parlor in the International Bar, formerly The Monte Carlo, now owned by J. D. Rountree. Wallace is an expert with the cue, and invites his friends to call around and get | run for their money.
 Wednesday night Judge l. O. Cow an, accompanied by Miss Barnes of | Tucson, passed south en route to the | Jowon- Smith mines in the state of So 1 1are, where extensive exploration and development work has for some time past been in progress under the super ,ision of Judge Oowan. Hon. Mark Smith, ex delegate to congress, is associated with Judge Oowan.
 Henry Meyer. with Brady Levin Commission Company, returned from Tucson Wednesday, where he had one to accompany his family to No .ales, where in the future they will re- idle MT. Meyer. for a number of years esided at Oananea. Sonora, where he ad the mana cement of MT. Frank 'roctor's business THE VIDETT well omes his family to the line city.
 Wednesday MT. Richard Coleman he railway contractor, president of the Z ambona Development Company, was stopover visitor in the city on his vay to Oananea, Sonora, oa private uslness. The gentleman IS very en- h usiastic over the future of the min ng property owned by his company. 1e Is one of the b st known, most suc- essful railroad builders in the west
 Dr. Ray Ferguson has gone down o Minas Nuevas, Sonora. to inspect perations at the Zambona mine owned y the Zlmbona Development Com any in which he is large stockhold r. It is said that the work of install (