The border vidette., 1911-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Robert Fitzpatrick is @ guest at the Montezuma hotel, from Chicago. -.-
 Free concert at the Montezuma garden tomorrow afternoon, com mencing at 3:3O o'clock.
 | President William Schuck mann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company of this city, is out on the road on company business.
 H. M. Clagget, with Roy & Titcomb, Inc, is back from a very successful business trip in the interest of his big local firm. Mrs. L.. E. Carrillo and the children will arrive in the city today from Tucson. They will in future make Nogales their home.
 l.. Lulley this week had the misfortune to lose his handsome, valuable gray driving horse. It was shot to put it out of it's misery.
 A. C. Bernard is a business visitor in the city, from Quay mas, where he owns the great Hotel Albin, of which F. M. Crocker is manager. Alex Carpena has purchased the Fregoso building on Morley avenue and will remove the old structure and erect instead a handsome up to- the minute home for his haberdasher business.
 Ed. Chase, formerly with Roy & Titcomb, Inc, now connected with a mining company at Pata- gonia, accompanied by his fami- ly came to town Tuesday night for visit of several day with friends
 MT. U. F. Bender, the mining man who has been operating a gold mill down near Santa Ana, Sonora, accompanied by his wife left Tuesday morning for Cal ifornia, expecting to be absent from the city during the heated season.
 F. x. Pellier, manager of Hotel Arcade, one of Hermosillo's popular hotels, accompanied by his wife came up from the capi Cdl Slty | l1ul oociJ, ebllo , CoCS1O Oety Mrs. Pellier went east to4 spend the summer with relatEes santt friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Charley Harri- son, who have a fine ranch near Lochiel, this county, spent Wed nesday in the city, having come to meet their son Lewis, who has returned from the Tempe Normal school, to spend the summer vacation at home.
 B. H. Evans. for a long time connected with the Washington Trading Company, at Patagonia, left this morning for Los An geles, to enjoy couple of weeks outing This is the gentleman first vacation in many years and he anticipates having a fine time.
 George Watt, of this city, who superintended the erection of the shelter at Cobre Grande, prop erty of the Sonora Company, near Noria, Sonora, is enjoying visit at home with his family. George has had many years experience and fully understands his business.
 Wednesday morning Mrs. Chalfant, wife of B. l.. Chalfant, the Wells Fargo Express mes Senger running between NOgaleS and Mazatlan, departed for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lonsberry, for merly of Nogales.
 Colonel Gardner of the Four Metals Mining Company, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel from the east. The colonel says he is having great success in getting the legal affairs of his company fixed so that stockhold- CTS will soon know just where there they are at."
 The state department at Wash ingtOn announces officially that it has been assured officially that the Chinese never contemplated the sending of a warship to Mexico to assist in the collection of the indemnity for the killing of several hundred Chinese by Mexican inSurrectOS during the revolution.
 The remains of c. V. Nelson, the young American engineer who died suddenly at Topic, Mexico, from the sting of
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