The border vidette., 1910-01-08
JANUARY 8, 1910. {
LOCAL ITEMS

l Old timers say they never saw such cold weather in this vicinity.
 Dr. A. S. Russell, of Washington Camp, enjoyed couple of days visit in the city the forepart of the week.
 W. H. Smith has a splendid assort- 12 4-tf | Constable A. D. Page of Patagonia was here the forepart of the week on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 Joo Schmitz, the butcher, knows how to please the meat eating public. Marsh & Herold guarantee his work.
 Mrs. J. A. Saxon, experienced music teacher; reasonable terms, Corner Vest and Noon street. 11-6-t Jake Johnaon, a we'll known, suc- cesseul Helvetia mining man, was a business visitor here the first Of the week.
 J. E. Wise, the big cattle raiser was visitor in Tucson Tuesday of this week, having gone there to transact cattle business.
 Attorney Gibson Taylor, of Tucson, came down from the ancient and hon. orable pueblo Tuesday night and spent Wednesday in the city. on legal busi- ness.
 Henry Levin. the custom broker, is
 
 his office, after an illness of several days during which he was confined to bis home.
 When on Arizpe street, don't pass Pete Torres by. if foot sore and weary. He has big supply of high grade drinks of all sort, and Mexican cigars worth the money 12 4tf
 John Mcintyre. manager of the Nina Juarez Mining Oompany's So- nora mines. ia up from camp. being accompanied by Mrs. Mcintyre and the little girl baby. All are we'll and happy.
 The first consignment of Sonora to- matoes are commen irg to arrive for points in the states. from the Bacuu district. where hundreds of carloads are raised each year for the United States market.
 George Januel, the expert German bari Der, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting speciality. If.
 Mir. John Bingham, representing the Kansss Oity Paper House. of Kansas Oity, Missouri, spent Thursday in town interviewing local printers. He was a pleasant caller at TIE BORDER VIDETTE office.
 All who attended the dance New auspices of the Eastern Star, had glorious time, as did the hundreds who attended the grand ball in Ramirez theatre.
 Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. l. Lulley. Jose D Mo reno and Miss Rosaura Arcadia, both of Nogales, were united Tn marriage, Probate Judge M. Marsteller oficiat- ing. We wish the young couple much happiness.
 Clark Braly, of San Diego, Oal.. ac- companied by his son A, and Edgar ". Dodge, a mining engineer. who goes south to take charge of Oahrilln Mining Oompany's mines arrived in the city last night and will continue south tonight.
 Messrs Tom and Arthur Hamilton, formerly of this city. now residents of l. Macdalena, Sonora, near which place they own mining property, returned from Los Angeles the forepart of the week and continued on south The boys looked happy and prosperous, and while here met many old friends and acquaintances.
 Attorney l.. N. Wheaton, of New York, who makes Maedalena, Sonora, his headquarters, came up from the south Monday evening and spend Tuesday here transacting business. Mr Wheaton is nterest ed in mining 2 property in the Magdslena district, which for some time past he has been giving his personal attention.
 Wednesday night Mrs. w. Isaacs. of Tucson, wife of en neineer Isaacs, in charge of the Twin. Buttes- Cslabasas railway now building. passed south on her way to Mszatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, on pleasure bent At EIuoalme Nj rs