The border vidette., 1910-02-05
FEBRUARY 5. 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS

Short form mining location notices | for sale nt this office. Mrs A. Saxon. experienced music teacher; reasonable terms, Corner Yves and Noon street. II tf w. H. Smith has splendid assort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices. 12 4 If The little son of Mr. and Mrs. w H. Smith, who was badly burned sev- eral days ago. is getting along fine and will soon be we'll
 Roy SorreIIs and Chris B. Wilson, two of Pata gonia's we'll known citi gems. spent Wednesday and Thursday in town, transacting bushes.
 H. NJ. CIaggett, of Roy x Titcomb. Inc, was @ southboand passenger Tuesday night, on business for his big local company.
 John Brickwood, Jr, came in from the mines Tuesday for a supply of mine and camp supplies, returning to the hills the same day.
 Yesterday O. F. Holler x Co.,, re- ceived handsome new ire-proof safe. which they had placed in the office next to THE BORDER VIDETTE office. J. H. Van De Water, representing The Bradstreet Company. was here Thursday on company business. He was we'll received by our business men.
 Wednesday night Manager Ingram of the Randolph lines in Mexico, passed south in his travelling home ''Culiacan" He had been north on company busi- ness.
 FeR RENT-Fine six room two story house, large range and bath. Centrally located. Rent reasonable. Call or address, Mir. James Breen, No- gales, Arizona.
 Judge Burton Parker, special agent of the treasury department, with headquarters in Fl Paso, Texas, was here a couple of days this week on gov ernment business.
 H J Temple, the popular, ever ac- commodating railway superitenendent, with headquarters at this place, has for several days past been down the line on company business.
 Mine Host l. Lulley of Lulley's Buffet, has received Q number of new up to the minute records for his hand some big music box, the best of it's kind yet brought to Nogales.
 O5to O. Ern. travelling freight and passen ger agent of the Texas and Pa ci6c Railway. with headquarters in Ell Paso, Texas, was here yesterday in the interest of his company.
 Charley Proctor, brother of Colonel Frank Proctor, of Oananea fame, who is ranching over in the Sopori country, on the Pima Santa Cruz line, was here Thursday on private business.
 Otto H. Herold, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales, will shortly commence the erection of a handsome stone residence on Marsh Heights, next to the Marsteller home.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and respectfully lnvItes you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If. . Maurice Lee, inspector of engines for the Southern Pacific railway, with headquarters at Tucson. has been Tn Nogales couple of days inspectin 2 en zines being crossed here from the Randolph line in Mexico.
 Mrs George B. Marsh, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Sprecher, passed through Benson the forepart of the week en route to California, where the ladies will visit before returning home. Mir. Marsh went to Benson to meet them.
 w. s Cranz, the mining man, re- turned south Tuesday night, after spe nding day here on business con nected with the estate of his brother.