The border vidette., 1911-08-26
AUGUST 26. 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

E. Kelly will be pleased to learn that she has recovered from her recent illness.
 c. Ramirez, the Nogales, So- nora broker, is back from Quay mas, where he had been on private buSiE eSS.
 George D. Gross was a busi- ness visitor at the county seat the fOrera t of the week from his mir eS near town.
 Thuron Richardson, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, is enjoying a well earned vacation.
 Dr. P. R. Doron, for a long time located at Patagonia, where he practiced his profession, is now making Phoenix his home.
 Tomorrow afternoon from 6 to s o'clock at The White House, Mrs. Scott White will serve an- other of her famous epecial Sun day dinners.
 This morning Col. Jack Kelly started for Altar, Sonora, where he goes on mining business. He will make the crosS-cOuntry trip on horseback.
 George Wise. nephew of J. E. | Wise of CalabaSaS, is here from Pittsburg, Pa., on short visit at the home of his uncle The young man spent yesterday in NOgaleS.
 J. B. Wise, the Calabasas cattleman, after a delightful visit on the coast with his fami- ly, has returned home. The folks will spend the remainder of the heated term by the sea.
 Harry Creighton, inspector in charge of the customs service for the district of Arizona, with headquarters at this port, has been a Tombstone visitor this week, on Chinese business.
 Chairman Ashburn and Mem bers Parker and Henderson of the board of supervisors after concluding duties as a board of equalization, returned to their respective homes Wednesday.
 c. A. Bankerd, accompanied by Mrs. Bankerd and two ladies from Pittsburg, Pa., who are visiting the Bankerd family, spent Thursday in the city, be- ing guests at the Montezuma hotel.
 Contractor John Burton is pushing work on the elegant Sf l,,1 T Alex. Carpena, the haberdasher. When completed it will be a credit to the city, it's owner and Contractor Burton.
 Leo Harter, an ex-conductor on the Sonora, is again circulat- ing among his old friends here, having returned from the north ern part of the territory the forepart of the week. His friends are glad to see him back.
 R. w. Patterson, assistant su- perintendent of the Sonora rail way, after being confined in the Tucson hospital several days, is again himself and the forepart of the week returned to Elm palme, his headquarters.
 Colonel George Beebee after enjoying an outing at 'Uncle Sam'S Paradise'' in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains, is again in the city, being accom- panied by Mrs. Beebee. They are guests at the National hotel. |
 Splendid reports of develop ment work come from the Proto i mines a short distance from No- gales, this county, where a force of men is constantly employed | by MT. Anton Proto, the big local merchant and ranch owner.
 Mir. Frank Turner, the we'll | known mining man who for a | number of years has been operat- ing in Sonora and other parts of | Mexico, accompanied by Mrs. Turner are guests at the Mon tezuma hotel from Victoria, B. c.
 Mace Burgoon, of this city, is back from Ray, where he has for some time past been engaged in tl1e clothing and gents fur nishing business. He has dis posed of his business at the new copper camp and will again make his residence in Nogales, easily the best town in Arizona. There are a number of, Santa Cruz county citizens at Ray, all