The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-10

ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Judge was the first school teacher in
Nogales and for twenty five year he
has resided at Tubac, where he has
b en- justice of the peace for many
years.
Miss Lillian Mercer one of Noga-
les most popular young ladies. who
teaches the Naoo public school. is
enjoying visit here this week, with
Attorney S. F. Moons family. She
will return to Naco tomorrow; school
opens NJ onday.
The common council met Wednes-
day evening and transa cted a large
amount of business, including the
auditing of accounts and the fixing of
the tax rate for the city. The rate
for the fiscal year was placed at 80
cents on the 500, being 20 cents
lower than last year.
Great annual sale Is now on at The
Red House. Great Bar gains In all de-
partmentS.
Thursday morning Mrs. Titcomb,
wife of Mr.. Ed. Titcomb. president
of Roy Il Titcomb. Inc. accompanied
by the family. departed for Los An
eles. California. for visit of sew
eral months. and now the big Tit
comb manshion on Mob Hill is lone
some. indeed.
Thursday County Recorder Phil Herold
returned from Los Angeles, where he
had been visiting Mrs. Herold, who
has been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nc
lntire, formerly of this city Mrs.
Herold has recovered from her recent
! illness and will shortly return home
From eDear old Oochise,': Pima.
Pinal. Maricopa and Yavapai counties.
come reports that indicate Democratic
victory next Monday. Why mott The
people want a peoples constitution.
and the only way they can get it is
10y voting for the party that in every
county in the territory stands for the
Initiative, referendum and recall.
Last Sunday night Mrs. Louise
Dodge, one of the efficient teachers
in the Nogales public school, returned
from Louisville, Kentucky. where she
Edith Mason. who will again teach
here, also returned from Illinois. Both
ladies have many friends here, all of
whom are pleased to see them back.
Great annual sale Is now on at The
Red House. Great Barsa!Hs In all de
partEseGts.
Thursday night American Consul
Dye retukned from pleasure trip to
| Cobre Grande. the big mining camp in
Sonora. near Noria, owned by tine
Sonora Copper Company. where he was
! a guest of Manager Conard, Consul
! Dye was so we'll pleased with his visit
i that he will later return to enjoy a
deer hunt in the Cobre Grande
mountains.
Down at the Sonora Copper Com
psny's Cebre Grande mines in Sonora,
the work of erecting the big smelter
| is progressing NICELY. At the same
/ tine work In the mine continues with
| out interruption, with machine drills.
under the direction of Superintendent
! Phil Ferguson. A recent strike is
reported in the Cobre Grande, In which
| there are more than two miles of
workings
/ Marsh sells corrugated iron, both
painted and galvanized. Write fol
prices.
| Manager q. F. Powell of the ID
Tajo Mining Company. the splendid
properties of which are situated III
Sonora, Mexico, near Poza station
was visitor in the city Wednesday
from the mines. having come up te
meet Mr.. Spauiding, of New York
the auditor of his company. who is or
q visit to the mines The PoweEs NO "
make Nogaies their home.
Wednesday evenings p4ssenee.
train from the south ran over and
killed man near Ms gdalena. The
unfortunate had gone to sleep on the
trool, oDd pocsi|iU pauar knew w ha