The border vidette., 1911-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
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| OcratS OI santa Cruz county are | united as never before in the history of the county, reports tC the contrary. notwithstanding.
 Don't fail to attend the big Democratic rally at the Lyric theatre tonight. Hon. Mark A :.
 Smith. beloved by all loyal citi-
 ZcnS of Arizona. Democratic
 nominee for the United States
 senate. will address the meeting.
 Free moving pictures from I:3O
 to S:3O. Everybody invited.
 w. J. Rose, formerly of No
 gales, now of Los Angeles, is
 here as a special representative of The Smith Premier Type
 writing Company. Mr. Rose is a wide awake salesman who is making good. His many Noga- les friends wish him continued
 success.
 County Recorder Phil HerOld, candidate on the Democratic ticket for reelection, has re- covered from a severe cold and is again circulating among his friends Phil HerOld is one of cOrdcrS i'll Arizona, and his re election to that very important office is a cinch.
 Don Ramon VazQuez, proprie tor of the Red House. at Wednes days meeting of the NOgaleS Water Company, resigned as director and secretary of the company, the vacancy caused by his resignation, being filled by Jos Pascholy, one of the large st stockholders, who has returned to the city;
 Colonel R. R. Richardson and A. E. Crepin, of Patagonia, owner of the great Three R mine. came down from Tucson Thurs day night and yesterday returned home. Both gentlemen have a wide cil cle of friends in Nogales and throughout Santa Cruz county. who hope soon to see them become millOnaires.
 Yesterday J. J. Lowe, Demo cratic nominee for sheriff, went up Patagonia-w to have a final heart-to heart talk with voters Jay has made good as under sheriff. He will fill the office of sheriff with honor to himself and credit to the county. Having a knowledge of every detail Of the office he's just the man for the place.
 Lee Reagan, president of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company, after an absence of several months on business for his company, has returned to Nogales, and later will be joined by Mrs. Reagan and the children who spent the summer in Texas with relatives. Their many friends will be pleased to welcome them home.
 Mrs. Fred. Richardson of the i Parlor Millinery of Tucson has | a nice line of millinery goods on display in the sample rooms of i the Montezuma hotel. The ladies i of NOgales are. invited to call i and see what she has in dress and taylored hats, large black i and green dress shapes, plums, i fancy feathers, automobile and | lace face veils. Mrs. Richard l son expects to be here ten days. |
 THE BORDER VIDETTE hopes ! 70 see the Common Council and he Nogaies Water Company get 5ogether, for the good of all parties concerned. Now is not he time to split hairs on a pro- position of so much interest to Nogales. A mass meeting of ;itizens will be called some day lext week to give the taxpayers chance to be heard. Let every body interested attend the meet ng.
 Mrs. Henry Goldbaum, who las been i'll at the Sisters Hos ,ital in this city. was sufficient y improved yesterday as to cave that institution. to the great delight of her husband nd friends. The Goldbaums came here from Phoe- IiX, where they resided many ears, MT. Goldbaum having ngaged in the publication of a Spanish newspaper. 'hoy may decide to make this heir permanent home.
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