The border vidette., 1911-03-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Raymond Teal Company
 will hold the boards at the Lyric
 three days next week, cOmmenc-
 ing Monday evening.
 The report that Col. Roster
 litzky was shot and killed, is
 false. The colonel is at Mazda
 lena enjoying excellent health.
 This afternoon at o'clock the
 soldiers will parade on Morley
 avenue, and later will give ex-
 hibitiOn drill at there camp north
 of the city.
 This week N. Leeker, pro-
 prietor of La Barata, received a carload of dry goods from the east. He will sell same at prices never before heard of in NOgaleS.
 The Santa Cruz Club will en- certain in honor of St. Patrick, on the 17th day of Ireland. A special program is being prepared and some fine stunts will be pulled off.
 J. B. Wise will shortly com mence the work of improving his valuable business property on Morley avenue occupied by Alex. Carpena, the popular haber- dasher. Good. Lieutenant Robinson, U. s. A. after being quite ill at the Mon tezuma hotel, is again able to quartermaSter for U. $. soldiers stationed here under Captains Murphy and Hartmann
 
 Don Jose Pepe) Maytorena of GuaymaS, who has been ill at the Montezuma hotel the past week, is again enjoying good health, to the great delight of his numerous friends and ac- quaintances in this city.
 c. F. Holler & Co.,, customs brokers, this week moved into the Ephraim building where they are now at home to their many customers. Manager Chas. Hol- Ter is down in Sonora rounding up new business and taking care of old customers.
 John Lyons, an old time, pop ular passenger conductor Cn the Southern Pacific, spent a couple of days here this week | visiting old friends. MT. Lyons made Tucson his headquarters a long time. His numerous friends | will be glad to know he is en- toying good health and pros pering.
 H. Marquez, better known as Frank" is now holding down the night shift at the Montezuma Bar, having recently arrived from Tucson, where he is well and populary known as a first class mixer of the 'best ever," and pleasant, ever accommodate ing young gentlemen, who makes friends and keeps them.
 Bob Karns, who for a long time has been handling Fred. c. Emery's automobile "a big Win ton Six-has been enjoying a visit of several days in the city with the folks. He reports everybody at La Cobriza well and happy. The smelter has been erected and will be blown in just as soon as coke ordered from the east arrives.
 Jack Kelley, owner of va1ua- ble oil and mineral land in So- nora, Mexico, returned to Noga- les last Thursday night from the City of Mexico, and the same night continued on south to his in the Altar district MT. Kelley was very much elated over having received titles from the Mexican government to his oil lands which are said to be the best in Mexico.
 About the fifteenth of the present month l.. Lulley, pro- prietor of Lulley's Buffet, ac- companied by his wife, will go to the hot spring near Yuma, for a well-earned rest, expecting to return about April first. This week Decorator Wright has been busy polishing up the fixtures in MT. Lulley's place, thus greatly adding to the already pleasing appearance of same.
 The soldiers down Arivaca- way have not been getting all that is coming to them recently in the way of ratiOnS, according to information picked up on the street." Corp. Mably who looks after the "chow" says he thinks there is a leak somewhere, and asks that a more careful