The border vidette., 1910-11-19
NOVEMBER 19, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Great annual sale Is now on at The partments.
 Marsh sells corrugated iron, both painted and galvanized. Write for prices.
 MT. John Mcintyre, the mining g engineer, has been enjoying a wesk at home in Nogales wi6h his family.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson was up from his Oalabasas ranch Thursday , transacting private business here.
 Rev. Father Duval has had two sanitary drinking fountains placed on | the grounds at the Sisters School for use of the scholars. MT. Bender, the mixing man, is up from Altar to enjoy short visit with his wife, who with her husband is spending the winter in this city: Immigration Inspector Con Oronin is back from Phoenix, where he went ss e witness in a United States case tried there, the forepart of the week. John McCarty. of Elgin. accompani ed by his mother, c most estimable old lady, spent "Wednesday in the city. John Ia the owner of fine ranch aear Elgin.
 It is said. un- officially, that the old Oopete mines in Sonora. will at nc distant date be actively operated. Several Nogales people own Oopete stock.
 Ed. Lanier of The Palace ia the owner of fine bull pup. recently re- ceive1 from friend in Silverbell. FL says his pet is worth it's weight in dobies
 Monday night unkno~n parties entered the home of Mr and Mrs. N. Leeker and stole $15 and a gold watch. during the absence of the family.
 At the Masonic Hall next Monday and Tuesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock Germans of Nossles will give old fashioned German suppers, for the ben eft of the Sisters School.
 There Is absolutely no truth in the story sent out by telegraph from San Antonio. Texas, Thursday. to the effect that Nogales is the headquarters for SO called Mexican revolutionists
 Wednesday evening Colonel George w. Orowe, the mining man, came up from Guay mas, where he has been for some time past on mining business. He registered at the Montezuma hotel
 Wednesday night Manager Ingram of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. with headquarters in GuaYmas. passed south in his private car Ouliscan. which was attached to the regular passenger train.
 Harry StClaire. of The H. H Mo Nell Go /, Phoenix printers. was hero yesterday interviewing merchants in the interest of his big print shop. MT. St. Claire is one of che pioneers of Phoenix.
 A. w F OrDos anu A. u. w aC6rS, two we'll known prominent Tucson citizens, were guests at the Montezuma hotel Thursday. The gentlemen went to Patagonia yesterday on miniog business.
 James Tray nor, the veteran bridge superintendent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico. is up from the front, and will enjoy a we'll earned vacation in Nogales with Pat Hannan and other old time friends.
 The Rev. Laughlin of the Oongre- gationaI church will hold no services next Sunday. as be will be absent at the Congre sational conference held at Tempe. Sunday school tomorrow at | 10 @. m. as usual. THE VIDETTE was in error last week I when it stated that MT. Ohas. Bankard had purchased the School District No. school bonds. The First National Bank of Nogales bought the bonds, not Mr. Bankerd. Alex Oarpena, the clothier, on Tuesday and Wednesday visited Tucson for the purpose of meeting Alferd Benjamin's travelling salesman L