The border vidette., 1911-07-29
JULY 29, 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

J. M, Lawton is a guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Cananea.
 FOR SALE-One fine piano, good as new, S175.OO. F. B. Chase. If.
 Marsh sells corrugated iron, both painted and galvanized. Write for prices. If.
 The forepart of the week Dis trict Attorney O'Connor visited Tucson on official business.
 Having fully recovered from fever at the Sisters Hospital, Frank Parker has returned home.
 John A. Spink, for a long time with Froto Bros. has resigned to accept more lucrative poti- ton in the Southern Pacific's local office.
 Monday a special meeting of the Nogales Building & Loan Association was held for the purpose of transacting import ant business.
 Mrs. Irving, sister of Mrs. Colonel George Beebee, after enjoying a visit in the city with her sister, departed yesterday morning for San Francisco, her home
 Tuesday Immigration Inspect or Millikin went to Tucson with three undesirable citizens, two Chinamen alleged to have enter ed Uncle Sam's domain illegally, and one Mexican, disesed.
 Tomorrow Major Carrillo, Ed. Lanier and Charley Lopez will go fishing out at Benedict's lake. If you want mess of nice fresh fish, place your order with the boys before they leave. =.
 Doe" William Rosenberg is made happy by the fine rains, for he is almost sure the corn crop on his hOmested near Tubac will prove a winner. Doc says he can almost see the corn grow.
 A large and appreciative audi ance witnessed the entertain ment at the Lyric Wednesday night for the benefit of the Nogales, Sonora Catholic church. The little children did themselves proud.
 Mart Holden, who has been quite ill at the Sisters Hospital, in this city, is again able to circulate among his numerous friends, all of whom join us in hoping for his early complete recovery.
 Colonel George Beebee, the Sonora mining man, with his wife, is now making Nogales his headquarters. It is said the colonel recently disposed of large holdings in his Sonora copper properties to eastern capitalists.
 The First Squadron of the Sixth Cavalry, U. s. A., arrived in the city yesterday, across country from Douglas. Tomor- TOW they will commence the hike across country to Fort Hua- chuca, where the Sixth Cavalry is now stationed.
 Santa Cruz couty stock ranges are a waving meadow of green. Cattle are fat and the stock raisers and ranches are happy. The same conditions exist in northern Sonora and the coming year promises to be record breaker in the way of calves.
 If you want to know all about the water and sewer questions, attend the moving picture show at the Lyric theatre next Mon day night. Free to those who have invitations from The Com mittee. Those not having in vitations will be charged the regular price of admission.
 l.. Ephraim, of the Nogales Water Company, left yesterday morning for Los Angeles to enjoy a visit with Mrs. Ephraim and the baby. During his ab- sence the interests of the Mo- gales Water Company, of which he is the president and principal stockholders, will be taken care of by competent lieutenants.
 Taxpayers desiring to vote at the special water and sewer bond election to be held on the 31St day of August, can have their names placed on the register orx o1-noinCr nm to tho tIx-n,otr