The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-06-18
JUNE Is, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.


visit here with his family. For some
time past he has been sojourning in
Tucson
1t is understood that all ladies of
Nogalrs who are contemplating vacl-
tions this year have concluded to take
their husbands with them.
Miss Louisa NJ de la Huerta, of
Guaymas. has been i'll for the past
tree weeks at the home of her friend,
Mrs. f. ID. Miller, on West Elm street.
@. N. Aldridge. one of Nogales
favorite sons is up from Empalme. He
did not have a June bride with him
but intimated that he might secure
one 10 August or September which
would do him just as well.
Fresh butter and eggs at the No
gales Gold Storage.
In Tucson last Tuesday AL. Ken
needy, we'll known in Nogales, was con-
vlcted of white slavery" and SEN
fenced to serve 100 day in Jail. Ken
nedy is part Indian. and was educated
at Carlisle. He owns a valuaole ranch
in Oklahoma.
We are pleased to announce the
promotion of MIR. w. G. Bowman.
local agent here for the Southern
Poetic, railroad company, MIR. Bow
man is now traipmaster, as well as
agent We hope to see Mr.. Bowman
some day sitting at the right hand OF
President Lovett
K @. meats at the Nogales Gold
Storage.
Thursday General Manager Platt, of
the Southern Pacific, with head
quarters in Los Angeles, and Super
Whalen, of Tucson, visited
Nogales travelling by special train
From here the distin guised officials
went to Tucson over the Nogales Tue
son cut off, via Qalabasas.
Marsh sells oorrugatNas from both
painted and galvanized. Write for
prices.
Stnor Don Llrrea. special customs
inspector for the Mexican govern
ment, is back from the City of Mexico.
with an assistant, ana again very much
in evidence On both sides of the inter
national line. This is the illustrious
gentleman who has caused more misery
than all other Mexican officials con-
bined.
Mr. and Mrs. John GLEASON, of the
Richfield Copper Company. arrived
Thursday evening from the mines in
Sonora, to meet Major James A
Cooper of Washington. D. O., pres
ident and large stakeholder in the com
pany, who arrived from the east We'd
nesday evening. Major Cooper and the
Glassons are guests at the Brickwood
hotel. Before returning east the major
will 60 down to the mines.
Last Tuesday evening "Mudo" B.
Robes, while asleeping under a box
car in the Nogales. Sonora yards, was
run over and instantly killed. Thurs
lay, after hearing the testimony of
The crew, the men were released.
The unfortunate young man was well
known in local baseball circles, having
Tor several years played with the
Nogales mines.
w. H. Smith has splendid assort-
nemt of toilet sets at very low prices
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Master Charles Jones, the clever
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Jones, of Mob Hill. this city. arrived
nome Thursday night from Los An
,eles, California, where he has been
attending school, and will enjoy his
summer vacation In Nogales. where he
mas q host of young and old friends.
Charles, who is an expert hcrseman,
was out bright and early yesterday
morning training his pony.
Mr.. Bill Smith says that he will
give $4,000. in gold to any one that
can beat him climbing a creased pole
On the 4th of July. The pole to be
38 feet IN heighth. Tar, rosin. sapolio
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