The border vidette., 1910-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS

Saloons all closed today account school election.
 Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
 w. H. Smith has splendid assort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices
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 Mrs J. A Saxon, experienced music teacher; reasonable terms. Corner We and Noon street. II 6 If
 This week Dr. Sneaker has been a Tucson visitor on professional b1si- ness.
 Jose Moreno, night waiter at Lul ley's Buffet, is recovering from hIs re- cent serious illness, but is still detain- ed at his hhme.
 Good ore from the Havalena mines. George D. Gross, manager and princi- pal owner, is being hauled to town for shipment to the customs shelter.
 PIANO FOR SALE-One upright Re gent piano. Tn good condition. Price reasonable; terms easy. Address N. E Bailey, Nosales. Arizona. tf
 We are pleased to learn that Mrs Fred Herrera, who was thrown from her carriage Thursday evening, and badly injured, is reported greatly i'm proved.
 Willie sm Mcknight. the beef con- tractor for Fort Huachuca, spent a couple of days here this week on busi- ness. Bills numerous friends in No gales are always glad to see him.
 Thursday night Henry Levin, the com mission agent and Mexican GUS toms broker, was a passenger on the south bound train en route to points in Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico, on business for his firm.
 Tonight Oaptsin William McGee. president of the Otate Gold Mining Company, will arrive from Los An geles. his present home, aud continue on south to the Otate mines near Llano, owned by his company.
 J. H. Thompson, manager of Los Piares Mining & Milling Oo., departed for Los Angeles this morning on com pany business, expecting to return Tuesday night. Los Piiares Is all right, so is Thompson.
 Colonel O. H Posey, of Colorado. has bonded the Coboto mines in the Altar district, Sonora, from Ool. Epes Randolph and M. P. Freeman of Tue son. It is copper property and is on the line of the proposed Tucson and Port Louos railroad.
 District Attorney w. A O'Connor, after 8 pleasant,ve successful trip to terest in his home state. is back feel ing fine and dandy. He says San Francisco, the "Paris of America" is grander and finer than ever.
 Yesterday little Mary, the ten year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. B F. Barker, died at the ia mily residenc ce on West Elm street, from pneumonia. The funeral was held yesterday after noon. To the family we extend sym pathy.
 George F. Cecil, represn tative of Allis- Chalmers Company, with head quarters at Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico, has for the past few days been visi- tor in the city, accompanied by hls wife. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil are regis tered at the Montezuma hotel.
 Friends of Mrs. Raines. wife of Manager l.. M. Raines of the Uolum bia Consolidated Mining Company. will be pleased to learn that she has almost fully recovered from a recent illness. Master Hampton, who was also on the sick list, is also again able to be around to the delight of his numerous friends.
 The Western Union Telegraph com- pany now sends night letters over their wire, of fifty words for the price of 1O-word day message, to any city in the United States. The letters are delivered the next morning after they are filed with the telegraph company receiving same. To send telegram