The border vidette., 1910-11-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Thursday doD. GeorRe W. Atkln- son ca me up from the ranch to purchase supplies, returning the same afternoon.
 Friends of Miss Maggie Brick wood every body in Nogales-will be sorry to learn that she is ill with typhoid fever.
 Frank Krupp. of the forest service, has been off the range several days this week Franks friends are always glad to see his smiling face.
 Tuesday Tom Oasanega, Tom B4yze and Tom Gum ming were business visit ors in the city from their fine ranch homes on the Santa Cruz.
 George B. Marsh has secured long house being built by MT. Ramon Vasquez. on Morley avenue.
 W. w. Carney i, back from his vacation and is again busy exporting the books of the various county officials. being assisted by John FAulds
 Nogales and the Sonora, railway, has not as yet gone into effect, but un off cial report has it that change will soon take place.
 W. E Baskin, of Globe, arrived in the city last night accompanied by his partner, MT. Brown, and in few days will continue on south to Sonora, here they have mining property.
 Ernest Fleischer, brother of l.. B. Fleischer. was in the city Thursday inter viewing our local shoe dealers He is travelling for big Chicago shoe firm. His home is still in Douglas.
 Thursday Mrs O. de Ia Ossa and daus shter Mise O. de Ia O-sa, mother and sister of Miss Diana de Ia Ossa, the accommodating young lady assist ant to Postmaster Bohall, were guests at the National hotel.
 Business continues to pick up at the U customs house. Collector O'Keefe reports that during the month of October $11O.OOO worth of mining machinery. and $1 oO0.Ooo worth of crude oil were exported to Mexico, through this port.
 w. H. Smith. the jeweler Ina been in o ,nanea several days this week on watch inspection business for the rail road company, for which he is offici.l watch inspector. During his absence from the city. Alfred Hauer carefully attended to his business.
 E E Noon, the we'll known mining engineer, is up from the state of Chi huahua, Mexico. where he is superin- tendene of big mine, having been called home on account of the serious illness of his little boy. We are glad to announce that the boy is recovering.
 Professor F. J. H. Merrill. the geologist and mining engineer, ex state geoogist of the state of New York, is guest at the Montezums hotel, from Los Angeles, where for some time past he has been m .king his headquarters He will remain here indefinitely.
 Thursday night Miss Nellie Howard of Kansas City, one of the lucky own CTS of the Port Lobos town site and large tract of land along the Port Lo- bos railway, was southbound passen- ger Miss Howard is a twenty-century hustler, and deserves the great success she is having.
 Tomorrow Mr. O G. Mitchell, the new pastor of the Methodist Church, South, will conduct services at the church on Sonoita avenue In the morp1ng at II o'clock. and at 80 m, Special Evangelistic services in the evening. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
 The Directors of Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. meet every Tuesday at 8 o'clock p. m at the Santa Cruz Club rooms. Don't forget the date. Every body has a per manent and irrevocable invitation Call and confer. The Board needs your CO., operation.
 M B Wiest, the Douglas moving picture man, looking for new loca tion, was here Wednesday. He was we'll pleased with Nogales, but found the local field we'll "covered" by the blg Lyric Theatre, Con O'Keefe's handsome, modern playhouse. which is ably managed by w. J. Neumann. George Januel and associates are busy doing the annual assessment work on their gold quartz claims north ot the city few miles. The main shaft is now down about seventy five feet, ore from, which carries good values. George has hopes of some day making a paying mine out ot his prospects.
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