The border vidette., 1911-04-01
LOCAL ITEMS
April fool.

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 Captain Thomas, the mine Su- | perintendent, is again in the city, after aIl a absence Of several weeks.
 H. M. Clagett, of Roy & Tit comb, Inc, has recovered from the measles. He says they didn't | hurt much.
 Manuel Mascarenas, jr., has removed his family from NOgaleS, Sonora, to d pleasant little cot l tage on West Elm street.
 George Januel, the popular German barber, will soon occupy elegant new quarters in the 1 handsome BricEwOod block.
 Pedro Torres will remove his Congress- saloon into the new building, corner International street and Morley avenue, just across tho line in Mexico. O. K, Franklin, the mining man. is still in the east on min ing business. During his ab- sencc, Harry Smith, carefully i attends to his many business in ] tereStS.
 April first Mir. Sanders, the retiring agent of the Southern Pacific Company at this place, will go east for a visit with rela tives whom he has not seen in many years.
 Major Carrillo and party of friends paid Nogales a visit Thursday. returning north yes terday. The major is a born soldier. and an American through and through.
 Engineer RodOlfo Vasquez, formerly of this city, now a re s;dent of Los Angeles, Califor- mia, is in the City of Mexico on mining business connected with his mineral holdings.
 Wednesday Deputy Sheriff J. J. Lowe returned from the cOun- try where he had been rounding up grand and trial jurors for the April term of court, which com menccs Monday, April 10th.
 Nick Linieer, after. spending a couple of days here from the mines in Sonora, departed Mon day morning for Kansas City, Missouri, on d combined business and pleasure trip. His family resides there.
 Manager Parker of the Cres- cent Copper Company, reports operations at the mine progress ing in a very satisfactory man. ner, and naturally local stock holders are feeling fine. The future looks bright to them.
 G. c. Backus, manager of R. G. Dun & Co.,, with headquart CTS in Albuquerque, New. Mex. spent couple of days in the city this week. on his annual trip. His business is to find out who is who, and how much he's got.
 MT. Hunt, the mining man, who for some time past has been making his headquarters at the MOntezuma hotel, departed Tues day morning for Denver, Colo radO, but will later return to look after his mining interests in Sonora.
 James Bent, one of the best known mine managers in this section, has for several days past been d visitor in the city from Patagonia near where he has for some months past been in the employ of a big mining company.
 The old cement sidewalks along Morley avenue in front of the business houses recently completed by Ephraim, Hagan. -VaSquez and Sabatier, are being taken up and the street properly graded. The work is being done by the city.
 An important mining deal was cOnsumated in NOgales this week whereby a citizen of this place became S1O,OCO richer, and one of the best mines in Arizona passed into the hands of wealthy investors who will immediately operate the property on q large scale.
 The ladies of the Home Mis- sion Society have arranged with the Lyric theatre to give two moving picture shows on April 14th and 10th for the benefit of the Home Mission. Tickets are
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