The border vidette., 1912-03-23
MARCH B, 1912.
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Boost. boost, boost. even if you boost the other fellows game. May be inc will sometime boost your game.
 Boost the Mira Monte Sanita- rium proposition. It is good thing for Nogales and Santa Cruz County.
 J. J. Lowe, has gone to Fl Paso, Texas. on private business expecting to be absent from the city week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Greenwelll, accompanied by their little son, are guests at II O National Hotel. where they have pleasant quarters.
 "ColoaeI" Ben Ashby return ed home last night from the Elks reunion at Tucson, where he had q fine time with the antlered herd.
 On account of the urgent need for more quarters for patients. work will commence next week Oil tl new ttOoltlOl IO lIlc NH ct Monte Sanitarium.
 Frank Crocl1er, many years vice American consul at Quay mas. spent yesterday in the city he expects to spend several months visiting relatives.
 Chas. l.. Fowler, Jr., Of this city. is now agent at Mazatlan, Sinaloa, for the Southern Paci- fic of Mexico. Tommy Pascual has been promoted to the posi- ton of agent at NacO.
 Attorney Gonzalez is a visitor in the city on legal business. Mir. Gonzalez is one of the best informed incorporation lawyers in Sonora He makes his home in Magdalena. Thursday morning Supelin- tendent H..J. Temple went north in his private car, which was attached to the regular north bound passenger over. the short line to Tucson.
 H. J. Karns, manager of Karns Bros. is still in the east on business connected with the new municipal water system, for which his house has the contract.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside has gone to Phoenix to enjoy d visit with old friends and acquaint- anceS, during the legislative session. Mr. Whiteside is a member of "The Third House."
 H. A. Smith, the Tucson Sonora land man, after spend ing a couple of days in Nogales on land business, departed for Hermosillo Thursday nj g h t, expecting to be in the capital City several days.
 This section is again being visited by a splendid rain storm, to the delight of our ranchers and farmers, all of whom are wearing elongated smiles of contentment. Nothing like it in the memory of the oldest inha- bitant.
 Professor John Church, one of the best known -geologists and mining engineers in the United States, is visiting this section from New York, for the purpose of examining and reporting on Sonora mining property not far from NogaleS.
 Thursday w. J. Kelso Il q Fred. Moore, Colorado mining men, left the city in their auto mobile to in spec t m i n n g properties in which they may become interested. They recent ly returned from a weeks trip in the Altar district.
 Will Bowman, brother of w. G. Bowman, Southern Pacific agent at this place, after an absence of several years, return ed to Nogales last night and is busy today shaking hands with old friends and acquaintanceS. MT. Bowman is an experienced railroad man.
 Nogales Bills" were well re- presented at the big Elks first state reunion at Tucson Thurs day and yesterday. All report having had a glorious time with the Best People on Earth. Those who went from here were: Will liam Schuckmann, Capt. Beatty, Judge Chatham, Judge O'COp- ! I