The border vidette., 1910-03-19

terday in town with old friends and scquaintarces.
 Francesca Irigoyen, mining agent for the Magdalena district, Sonora, was here transactIng private business yesterday. returning south the same evening in company with Prefecto Trelles.
 Yesterday MT. James A. Harrison was a visitor in town from has ranch on the international lire. Like the other stockr aisers, Jim has devoted considerable time recently praying for rain.
 Attorney Joe Hunter of Denver, Colorado, has been a business visitor in the city several days this week. Joe has mining interests in this sec ton which command his attention at this time.
 Many cases of whooping cough have been reported to Health Officer H w. Purdy, who is now Investigating the matter and may request the closing of the public schools, in order to prevent the spread of the disease. Hendricks and Moore have bonded Maedalena district for the sum of S25 900. and MT. Hendricks exp cts soon to retire from the barber bu>ine s, and go to clipping coupons. Harry Halderman, of Kansas City, one of the officers of the Llano Copper Company, stopped over a day in the city thIs week on his way south to the property of his company a short dis tance west of Llano, Sonora.
 Dr. G M. Ruff. has opened dental parlors in the rooms over the Inter national Drug Store. and during the last two weeks of each month will be pleased to entertain all his old aud new friends. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 Marsh pays in thirteen days.
 Tomorrow Professor Mayallanes' or chestra will furnish music at P. B Torres popular saloon on Arizpe street, Psdro is a postmaster in the art of mixing fancy drinks. cold or hot Drop in and see him, He'll treat you right.
 Mrs. R. I Hewitt, widow of the dent of Minas Pr1etas, Sonora, has this week been guest at the Monte zuma hotel from San Francisco. where her husband died last month after a short illness.
 P. J Mcintyre, treasurer of the Douglas Arizona and Sonora De- veiopment Company. Is in Texas on business connected with his company. which owns the extension of the great Worlds Fair silver gold mines in the Harshaw mining district
 l.. B Fleischer's American Clothing Factory resumed business Thursday, but MT Fleischer is still detained Dy the M. xican authorities on a charge of smuggling American goods into Mexico. Friends of Don Louis expect soon to see him released.
 A Phoenix dispatch says: Chief Justice Kent has revoked the license of Phoenix's largest saloon as che re- suit of petition of the Anti Saloon league, which charged the proprietor with selling liquor to minors. Oom plaints may be filed against Is other saloons.
 The Arizona Sonora Manufactur- ing Company the first of the week shipped carload of mining machinery to big mining company operating south of Douglas. A s. Noon, the machinest, supervised the loading of the heavy pieces of machinery, in front of Roy & Titcomb's
 w. O. Mcdowell. representing a hig machine house of Fl Paso, Texas. was a business visitor in the city re- gently for the purpose of travelling a mining company here having in con temptation the installation of lot of mining machinery From here the gentleman went to Denver, Colorado
 Work on Otto Herold's cottage on Marsh's Heights is progressing nicely under the personal supervision of O.. J. Omstead. the contractor and builder. The Herold home when completed, will be one of the most attractive in the city. Marsh's Heights is one of the best resident sections in Nogales
 Last nigbt a big train load of mules belon ging to Grant Brothers Construc tion Company, were shipped north from below Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where they have been used in grading the Southern Pacific's Mexican line. The mules inspected by U. s. government inspectors hero and found to be in oood condition and free from ticks