The border vidette., 1910-01-29
JANUARY 29. 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS

where he had been on business.
 w. H. Smith has a splendid assort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices.
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 M Franklin, one of Arizona's most successful attorneys, is here from Tue son, on legal business.
 Mir. Hart. tha Hermosillo ore buyer, was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 Dr. H. w. PuEdy is again able to circulate among his friends, and will soon be CT toying his usual good health
 Mayor B.ick wood and members of the common council have done theIr duty. It is now up to the taxpayers of Nogales.
 Jack Radigan, the mine superin- tendent, has gone to Ray, Arizona, where he expects to enter the employ of big mining company.
 I his morning l. M Raines, general manager of the Columbia Oonsoli lated Mining Company, left for Tucson on important company business.
 The Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company are doing a fine business They have the best equipped foundry and machine shop in the southwest.
 A. R Jameson, Jr., agent tor big Mexican oil company, with headq1art- CTS in Guaymas, was here the forepart of the week, taking orders for oil.
 Antonio Proto, son of the late Louis Proto, has gone to Los Angeles, to re- sume his studies. He stopped over 0 day in Nogales to visit with his uncle and cousins.
 Manager A. M. Conard is up from news of operations there. He also brought some beautiful specimens of hig h. grade copper ore.
 H L.wton, general freight and pas s1nger agent of the Randolph lines in Mexico. with heaGqu,rt in Quay mas, has gone to the City of Mexico, on company business.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company, has purchased and in few days will install a nam moth new fire proof sate, the weight of which is four tons.
 Engineer J. D. Matthews, formerly with the Southern Pacific company at this place, now located at Tucson, is here today making arrangements to have side walks built along the South ern Pacific's property on Grand Ave.
 Mrs. Mary Gasche, mother of l. 0 Gasche, superintendent of the Golden Rose Camp, is guest at the Monte zums, having recently arrived from the east to enjoy visit with her son
 Thursday morning w. P. Bullock, the Kansas City engineer. and A. $. Huyck representing the Chicago ma nicipal bond buyers, left for Ei Paso, expecting to return to Nogales in about ten days.
 Inst "Wednesday in Cochise county, twenty five precincts. comprising all of Bisbee. Douglas and Tombstone, voted wet. Six small precincts voted dry. The aJority of the vets will be more than 1OOO
 Tuesday night w. S. Cranz, the mioing man. returned to Guaymas. to join Mrs. Cranz, who is spending the winter months there Miss Emma Cranz, their daughter. is attending school in Los Angeles.
 Tim O'Keefe, chief clerk in the U. S. customs house, has returned home from New York, where he had been called on account of the serious illness of his mother. The good lady is great ly improved in health.
 MT. A. Guttmauer, of Rothschild Sons & Go. of Chicago and Havana, importers and packers of Havana tobacco. is here paying O visit to MT. Wm. Schuckmann, president of Las | Dos Naciones Cigar company.
 Dr. A c Kingsley has purchased a handsome new Black Crow Roadster automobile, from the Sonora Auto mobile Company, Harry Karns, man ager. Yesterday the auto was shipped from Chicago.
 Hon. George w Atkinson, of Gala basas, last week returned from a visit to Texas, bringing with him thirty six thoroughbred Hereford bulls, which after being fed a couple of weeks at the home ranch, will be turned on the range. Bully for George.
 The efficient, prompt work of the Nogales fire department early this morning, in preventing the loss of thousands of dollars worth of property in Nogales, Sonora, when a Chinese store on Campillo street caught fire, again causes us to rise and remark o,,r 6ro ohEaro "a tho baSL auar