The border vidette., 1911-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

and acQuaintanceS. . Thursday Colonel AT. Bird, editor and proprietor of the l Oasis, went to Tucson on buSi- ness connected with his paper. Carlos Ruppelieus is enjoying visit here with his family and old friends. Carlos is now man. ager of one of Richard Brady'S big Pima county ranches. He is getting along fine.
 Dr. and Mrs. Yorrick, of Elgin, after spending several days in the city, returned home the foreDart of the week. Dr. Yorrick has taken up home stead near Elgin.
 This morning Mrs. Robert Hannah and her daughter Miss Dora, departed for England for years visit with relatives, talk ing with them the best wishes of the entire community
 Dr. Wilson, with the Richfield Construction Co.,, is up from the Yaqui river: He has just re- ceived a,late improved. Avery auto traction outfit to be used for hauling heavy freight.
 Joe Hunter, the Denver attor- ney, after spending few days here on legal business, has re turned to Tucson where he is now making his headquarters. While here he was guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. near Internal tional line, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
 Mrs. George B. .Earnshaw is taking orders for a nice line of the Vegetable hose and high grade underwear. She will either call on you or take your order at the Elite Millinery in the Postoffice Building. If.
 Nogales continues the quietest town on the Mexican border However, in view of the fact that there are federal soldiers in Nogales, Sonora, trouble is sure to come at no distant date. The rebels have a great desire to be where the federals are.
 The funeral of the late George B. Marsh last Saturday was at tended by hundreds of friends fo sides of the line. Many who could not secure carriages, walk ed to the cemetery, where the remains of their friend were laid to rest.
 E. E. Monteverde, Jr., of Los Angeles, Cal, who is largely interested in land in the state of Sonora, near Hermosillo, has been business visitor here this week. Mir. Monteverde has in- terested big lot of American capital in Sonora, and he hopes the revolution will soon be over.
 Ex-U. $. Marshal Daniels, has been here several days from Tucson where he now makes his IlOlHe lcCclCly IIe DO1Ntcu lIIe Elephant Head group of mines in the Santa Rita mountains, this county, about six miles from the Tucson -Nogales railway. The price agreed on was not learned.
 Oscar J. Rogers, the mining engineer, has returned to Las Palomas, Sonora, where he is interested in a big mining com pany, which owns large, valu- able gold placer ground. W. E. Rogers, his brother, is president of the company. MT. Rogers makes the trip from Las Palomas to Santa Ana by automobile, which he drives himself.
 Information has been received here to the effect that Jake Politzer, formerly connected with the United States customs house at this place, died recently in the City of Mexico, while undergoing q surgical operation. MT. Politzer was well known in this section. News of his un- timely death will be learned with regret by his old friends and acquaintance. He was a brother in-law of Joe Deputy, day man. ager of The Palace.