The border vidette., 1910-05-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

County Recorder Phil HeroId is working night and day in hIs office. Engineer w. R. Roper of Mazda lena. Sonora, spent yesterday in the city.
 Charley Taylor, the assayer. is again doing business at the old stand on Morley avenue.
 Fresh butter and eggs at the No gales Gold Storage.
 "Roosevelt in Africa" will be shown at the Lyric next Tuesday and Wed nesdey. May 10th and 1lth.
 Doc" William Rosenberg, of Rosy s Place. has almost recovered from bad attack of pneumonia.
 Henry Levin the custom broker, is back from a successful business trip from points in Sonora.
 Oity Marshal Tom Wylie attended the big Tucson Cinco de Mayo cele- bration, returning home last night.
 The banks, custom house and busi- ness houses of Nogales. Sonora, closed Thu sday in honor of Cinco de Mayo
 Never the less and not with stand. ing. the name of the Nogales- Tucson cut off is Tucson and Nogales Railroad
 The Woman's Home Missionary Society will give Food Sale. the It and 3rd Saturdays of each month.
 Mrs J. A Saxon. experienced music teacher; reasonable terms, Corner West and Noon street. II 6 If
 Several hundred Nogales people are in Tucson helping to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Most of them will return home tonight.
 Judge O. Phelps of Mowry, where he owns a pleasant home. spent yes terday in the city, returning to his mountain home thIs morning.
 Colonel R R. Richardson and MT. A E. Crepin, of Patagonia, spent Monday at the county seat, having business here of a private nature.
 P. J Mcintyre. Colonel William Partridge, and E l. Ish, have gone over to the Gro Blanco district to look at some promising mining properties.
 Espee Agent Bowman has been sick this week 8 couple of days with Ia grippe. However, he continued to attend the duties of his important office.
 T Ruiz has purchased the J. NJ. Bustemante barber shop situated on Elias street, and will personally man age same. He invites all his friends to call.
 Hon. Richard Farrell, of Harshaw. mining man and capitalist, has been CT toying several days in the city, where he has a wide circle of friends and ac- quaintaDces.
 Charley Flames. Jr. we'll known here and in Patagonia, is now making MaQdalena. Sonora, Mexico, his head quarters. He is in charge of good mining property near the garden city.
 O. K. Franklin and Frank Olsen, two we'll known local mining men, went to LIano, Sonora, last Sunday night on mining business, returning home Tuesday evening.
 J. S. Giveps, a mining man from the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. has been a visitor here the past week, and may become interested in mining pro- perty situated in this county.
 MT. A A. Hudgin, proprit tor of the Oity Dairy. has bought all of J. A Spink's fine thoroughbred COWS and they are now a part of the Oity Dairy's herd of beauty prize winners
 Mitt Quinner, the inventor, has for several days past been a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. The gentleman has had to postpone his visit to England on account of pressing private business at home.
 Let us hope that by the Fourth of July, NoRales will be able to celebrate | the official opening of the Tucson and Nogales Railroad in a manner becom- ing the gateway to the West Coast of Mexico.
 Tucson has had a grand Oinco de l Mayo celebration, now let Nogales, the gateway to the West Mexican coast, have a real old fashioned Fourth of July celebration, and invite Tucson to return our visit.
 William Kemp. the mining man, registered at the Montezuma hotel Wednesday from Tucson. Kemp and his associates are interested Tn mining g property situated in the Santa Rita mountains. this county.
 The handsome Otto H. Herold re- sidence on Marsh's Heights. Is about completed, The next new residence I AL I~. I1 ,le T@h