The border vidette., 1910-03-19
M ARCH 19. 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS

Marsh pays in thirteen days.
 Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
 George Saver, for long time one of Uncle Sam's line riders spent Thurs day in the city.
 Messrs. Conard and Schuck mann are figuring on putting in their own private sewer system.
 w. H. Smith has splendid assort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices
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 Harry Hannah, accompanied by his mother, Mrs E Hannah. has gone to Phoenix on a busip ess trip.
 Mrs J A Saxon. experienced music teacher; reasonable terms, Corner West and Noon street. II 6 If
 The children of Mir. and Mrs Henry Levin are again able to be out after having gone through hard siege with whooping cough.
 Wednesday Mir. L. E. Gasohe, the mine Superintendent and his mother Mrs. Mary Gasche registered at the Montezuma hotel.
 March l75b, St. Patrick's Day in the Morning. was celebrated in the usual Nogales manner here. Every body had fine time.
 Dr.. Kingsley Is becorning an expert auto driver, and his friends no longer fear to take a run across country with him, Tn his new flyer.
 Joe Mcintyre has accepted posi- tion with the Sonora News O. at theIr Guaymas store. where he has gone to assume his duties
 PIANO FOR SALE One upright Re gent piano. Tn good condition Price reasonable; terms easy. Address N. E Bailey, Nogales. Arizona. If.
 Tom Wylie announces himself a candidate for Town Marshal. Toms an old timer here, and if he got the job, would make a first class officer.
 MT. Lewis, formerly with the rail road at this point, now stationed at Empalme, enjoyed a couple of days here this week on his way to Oananea.
 Tom Sanford and William Finley have acquired some valuable inning claims north of the city few miles, which they will immediately develop
 Dr H W. Purdy is again able to be around Thursday evening he en- tertained Dr. George Goodfellow, chief surgeon for the Southern Pacific Mex ican lines.
 Messrs. Peck and Elias of the Alamo Cattle Company. were passing visitors here the forepart of the Week, Mir. Elias from the ranch and Mir. Peck from Boludo.
 Don't forget the big celebration in Tucson on Cinco de Mayo in honor of the completion of the Nogales Tucson railway cutoff Every body is cor dially invited.
 Rev. J. H. Heald of. Albuquerque, New Mexico, recently spent several days in Nogales. Rev. Heald was at Nogal,s for some time, pastor of the Congregational church.
 Workmen are busy improving Roy ~ IitCOtH U D ohS hAOiioy aNOhOO OoOaO lishment by putting all stone front in their big warehouse. A. s. Noon is in charge of the work.
 Yesterday morning Colonel w O. Greene's private car Verde, was at tached to the Nogales Canepea train Colonel Greene has bsen visiting Her mosillo on private business.
 Thursday County School Superin- tendent M. Marsteller visited Pata- gonia and Mowry on official business. He reports that section quiet, but every body hopeful for the future.
 On Wednesday of last week. MT. Rankin, aged 80 years. father of Robert T. Rankin, one of Santa Cruz county's best known citizens, died at the home of his son in this county.
 Judge J. F. Black of Tubac, spent yesterday in the city on private busi- ness in connection with the right of way of the Tucson Nogales railroad, which passes through his property.
 Dr. Young. United States cattle In spector, was here Tuesday and We'd nesday. having been called here from Tombstone to inspect bunch of Mex ican cattle, crossed at this port of entry.
 Joe Wise ard his mother in law, Mrs. Sykes, spent yesterday in town from Calabasas Mir. Wise is the