The border vidette., 1911-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

If you are member of the Olympic Athletic Club, don't miss tonight's entertainment. Cast your optics on Dave Loeb's s big Regal Shoe. It's four time winner, we'll worth the money. Attorney Jesus M Cuen, ac- companied by his family, is a recent arrival in the city from Sonora.
 Supervisor George w. Parker and family spent several days in the city. Of course they stayed for the circus.
 Oscar Rogers, the mining en- gineer, is up from Los Polomas gold mines situated in the Altar district, Sonora.
 California parties are erecting a five-stamp mill out in the Red Hill mining district, few miles north of Nogales.
 Chairman O. F. ~Ashburn of the Board of Supervisors, ac- companied by Mrs. AShburn and | the children, attended the circus Thursday.
 Mrs. Barnett, wife of Post master Harry Barnett of Pata- gOnia, after spending several | days in the city, returned home Wednesday morning.
 Lucky" Mark Lulley, of the Wandering Jew silver-lead mines situated in this county, a short distance from Nogales, has for several days past been a Tucson visitor.
 William Breckenridge, claim agent for the Southern Pacific company, whose headquarters are in Tucson, was a visitor here couple of days this week, on off ciaI business. --
 MT. John E. Mcintyre, the mine manager, visited Bisbee the forepart of the week on pri vate business. He will shortly return to his mines down near Tonichi, Sonora.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of No gales, has returned from a visit to the Grand Canyon where he spenta most delightful time with a number of friends.
 Mrs. E. Bethell, of Patagonia, accompanied by Mrs. Gabriel, whose home is also in Patagonia, spent a couple of days in the city. The ladies were guests at the N1ontezuina hotel.
 After several days absence from the city, Colonel Breafhitt is again guest at. the Monte zuma hotel The Colonel holds a responsible position with the Southern Pacific company. Presidente Morineau of Ca borca, Sonora, who is one of the wealthiest citizens of that section accompanied by his private sec retary and family, will for the time being make Nogales their >fome.
 F.. J. Hobson, an old-t friend of l.. M. RaineS, the mine manager, has been a visitor in the city several days. MT. HObSOn has an international re- putatiOn as successful mine manager.
 A. A. Monteverde, manager of the Noriega theatre of Hermo- sillo, who is managing the moving picture and vaudeville show at Ramirez theatre, has been in the city several days this week.
 Dick Rogers, after an extended absence from the city, is again managing the affairs of Zimmer- mann's Palace of Sweets. Dicks numerous friends and acquaint- ances are pleased to again have him with them.
 The date of the moving pie ture shows at the Lyric for the benefit of the Home Mission Society has been changed from April 14th and 18th, to April Dist and 22nd. Price of tickets 10 and 20 cents.
 William Stoerck, 1.-The Little Dutchman," who lived here sev- eral years before going to Her. mosillO about seven years ago, is visiting old friends and acquaint- ances in the city. Billy says he's glad to be home.
 Colonel George w. Atkinson, the big Calabasas stoclraiser, came up from the ranch to trans act private business and incl