The border vidette., 1911-11-25
NOVEMBER D. 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

"A W lIc W dnUCu aU 1edInlIcI
 Theatre tonight.
 We would like mighty well to
 sec several hundred U. $. caVal-
 rymen stationed at this point.
 Louis Roller. the mine con-
 tractor. who is better known as
 Diamond Lew" is in from the
 Washington district.
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst, Ari-
 zonan'S silver tongued orator,
 will speak at the Lyric Theatre
 next Monday evening.
 Don't forget the Thanksgiving
 ball for the benefit of the Ca
 tholic church of this city.
 Tickets, S1.O0 U. s. Cy.
 w. A. O'Connor and w. C..
 Budge left for the country Tues
 day morning, expecting to be
 absent from the city several
 days.
 E. A. Reddoch, chairman of the Santa Cruz County Demo cratic Central Committee, is out in the country doing missionary work
 
 Ed. Holden is now making his home in the city. Ed. is a first class millman, out of<a job. We recommend him to any one de- string a good, reliable man. c. Ramirez, proprietor of Ra- mirez Theatre, came up from Hermosillo the forepart of the week to enjoy few days here with his family and friends.
 George Januel, the expert German barber. on Morley Ave. in BrickwOOd building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality If.
 Mr. Ed Cadell of the Cadell l Mine of Colorado, accompanied | by his friend Professor Joseph | Misl1iel, the we'll known geolog- ist of Denver, Colo, arrived in the city the forepart of the week to examine the property of Mr. .Cadell in this county.
 Beckweth Kibbey and Ramon Elias of the Alamo Cattle Com pany. have been business visit Ors in NOgaleS several days. The Company recently sold a big lot of cattle and next week will ship fifty two carloads to the United States through this port.
 Eduardo Legleu, vice presi- dent of International Land and Cattle Company, after successful business trip to Sonora for his company, is again circulating among his Nogales friends. Mr. Legleu's company has disposed of another large bunch of So- nora cattle, to California buyers.
 Next Saturday Harry Karns, manager of the Sonora Auto Company, expects to occupy his new building on Grand Avenue. He is personally experimenting the erection of the big new gar age, which will be headquarters in Nogales for automobiles, auto mobile supplies, etc. We wish 5he KarnS Brothers all sorts of ( success
 William Meaney has bought [ Frank Overton's interest in The : Lobby, and in future he and Harry Peary will conduct the ] business. They extend to all heir friends and their friends friends, a cordial invitatio to all when down their way. The q ooys are square and white through and through. We wish hem luck.
 Srgt. Edward J. Sheets, of D. i; Troop, 9th Cavalry, U. $. A., = vho was here yesterday with r he detachment of soldiers from z Tort Huachuca, is not only one o If the best buglerS in the service :, ut is a gentleman. The 9th is c. of a bunch of fine 4 officers and men. We q nope soon to see them pitch ', heir tents here.
 Bert Cunningham, the smelt- d rman, was here the forepart of y he week from the big customs a melter between Nogales and tl tucson. The shelter people II re now buying customs ores, c nd expect to blow in about the Ii rst of January, 1912. MT. Gun r ingham, who is well known in V 'OnOra, where he worked many tl