The border vidette., 1911-07-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Contractor Omstead is pushing
 work on the Oasis building
 north of the postoffice.
 The rains are most welcom,
 and the backbone" of the watel
 famine is broken. Let's pray.
 Dr. c. Howard Davis of Quay
 mas has for the past week beer
 a guest at the Montezuma hotel
 U. S. Line Rider George Say
 CT is now stationed here, where he has wide circle of friends
 William Speed of Wilcox is a
 guest in the city. He is one o1 the best known cattlemen in Arizona.
 Sam King and his family will shortly leave for the state of Chihuahua, Mexico, where MT. ! King has mining interests.
 Monday Dr. H. w. Purdy and Bo. J. Whiteside drove to Pata- gOnia, where the doctor was called on professional business.
 Supt T. H. Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific, with head quarters in Tucson, paid the line city visit Thursday and yesterday.
 H. M. Hart, cattle inspector, has for several days past been here on official business. He makes his headquarters in Douglas.
 James Reagan of Patagonia, spent yesterday at the county seat. He reports his little burg quiet at present but hopes for better times soon.
 Mrs. E. Wood and the children are here from Courtland enjoying a visit at the pleasant suburban home of Mrs. John Gleason, Mrs. Woods sister.
 Captain Frank Glasson, son of MT. and Mrs. John Glasson, is now stationed at Nogales, So- nora, with his company of Mex ican insurrectO soldiers.
 Thursday nightBracey Curtis, Bank of Nogales. returned home from a combined business and pleasure trip on the Pacific coast.
 Hon. Harry K. Chenoweth is up from his Providencia mines in the Magdalena district, So- nora, and reports his gold mines looking fine. Eastern parties property.
 Chas. H. Peck, of the Alamo Cattle Co.,, came down from Tue son Thursday. He continued on south to Magdalena, Sonora, where he makes his headquart- | CTS when not at the ranch thirty | miles from there.
 County Surveyor H. Gordon Glore who has returned from an says the road between Nogales and Patagonia is now first class and with little expense can be kept in good condition.
 This morning Cenobio Salido, i by his brother-in- law Arthur Peck, departed for San Francisco on weeks pleas ure trip, expecting to be absent from Nogales about ten days. Salido pays the freight.
 The Nogales Water Company have leased the Tom Bayze well, ! and as soon as proper connec- ions can be made the company's water supply will be greatly in creased. MT. Bayze is to receive 51OO per month for the use of lis well, for five months.
 Charley Levin, brother of Henry Levin, the commission gent, is now cashier in the Sonora railway office MT. Levin nd his family, four children, ecently arrived here from Can nea, where MT. Levin was tation agent for the railroad Ompany. Alonzo Billy has disposed of ( is interest in the Manion group f mining claims situated in the {; Patagonia mining district, to F. ' ). Stow, the Washington camp mining man. Consideration has ot been made public. Noon & { Barry, attorneys of this city, { epresent Billy. ( J. J. Raphael, Jr, who for a I ong time has made good with ,oy & Titcomb, Inc, of this l ity, has been sent to Guaymas, l ,here he will fill an important ( osition in the firms branch { flee. John went south Monday