The border vidette., 1911-01-14
J JANUARY 14, 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Immigration Inspector Con Cronin looks swell in his bran new uniform. ?.
 W. H. Smith has a splendid assort- uemt of toilet sets at very low prices.
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 Marsh sells corrugated iron. both paiLtei aud galvanized. Write for i,ricss.
 After spending several days here from his post at Lochie,, Deputy Col- lrctor Richard Reynolds, has returned to that interesting little hamlet.
 Superintendent H J. Temple of the | Southern Pacific of Mexico was here Wednesday and Thursday on company business, travelling in his private CAT.
 Tuesday R. " Patterson, assistant superin: endent of the Sonora railway. with headquarters ct Empalme. was a visitor in the city on official business Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great Bargains In all de- partmentS.
 Monday Probate Judge M. Mar steller was victor in the country on
 
 valuable mining interests over liar shaw way.
 Hon Bo. J. Whiteside is distribut- ing copies of the proposed constitution for the state of Arizona. Bo. is al- ways found on the fire line working for old Democracy.
 M.jor J. A Cooper of Washington. D O. is guest at the National hotel. Msjor Cooper is president of the Rich field Minisg Company, of which John Glasson is manager.
 Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great Bargains In all de- dertmentS.
 Oanyon, this county. have been gusts at the National Hotel this week. MT. Parker is a member of one of Santa Cruz county's oldest, best known families.
 Friends of Mrs Trickey, wife of Judge M. M. Trlckey of Washington Camp, will be pleased to learn that she is greatly improved and hopes are en- tertained for her speedy, complete recovery.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, next door to O. F. Holler & Oo., guarantees his work, and respecti fully invites yeu to give hun tria- Everything neat and clean Hair cut ting speciality. If.
 Colonel J. B Breathitt. long time resident of Tucson, was bushes visitor here the forepart of the week, from the ancient and honorable pueblo. Wbile here the colonel was a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Mr. Phil Ferguson, the mine super intendent, has moved his family to Nogales, from Ootre Grande, Sonora, in order that the children may take advantage of our splendid public school. They reside on West Elm street. The constitution will carry in Santa Cruz county by an overwhelm min g majority. Why motif Both the Re- publican and Democratic platforms are behind the initiative, referendum and recall. Our people want statehood l and they'll get it.
 Atten tiou is called to the interest | ing, we'll written article CD the pro- posed constitution for the state of ! Arizona, by Hon. Frank J Duffy of \ Nogales. first published in the Arizona Democrat. We hope every voter in Santa Cruz county will read it. | Juan B. Elias, of Sopori, has been spending a few days here from the big Elias ranch in which he is interested Juan is brother of Ramon, manager of the Alamo Cattle Company. owning a great ranch in Sonora, from where many thousand head of cattle are yearly shipped.
 P.J McIntyre, treasurer of the Douglas Arizona Development Com pany, is back fropl q visit to the company's mining property in the Harshaw district. this county, adj oin- = ing the famous Worlds Fair Mine Frank Powers Bank-owned by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Powers.
 Last night MT. William McComas the mining man, arrived from the north and continued on south He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Mary and her friend, Mrs w. H. Ferguson. of Kansas City The ladies are sight seeing in Mexico. being ohaperoned by MT. McOomae.
 Joseph Pascholy. formerly of this city, now a resident of Los Angeles,