The border vidette., 1912-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

William ROath and tho Henry
 wood. two well known ca Ia H!rn were in toNn Wednesday, Henry has been busy recently poleing
 hogs for Oscar AShburn and Mr. ROath helped him herd 'em.
 Albert MascarehaS, formerly manager of the local bianch oi Banco de Sonora, now connected with the big financial inSti' utiOn at Hermosillo, spent New Year in NOgaleS with relatives and friends.
 The annual installation. of of ficers and ball given by Nogales Lodge No. II. A. F. & A. M. at Masonic Temple Thursday even ing. was d grand success, being largely attended by Masons and their friends.
 Blake Sharpe, secretary of La Cobriza Mining Company, than whom a Squarer fellow does not live, after spending |; couple days in town on coaIpany buSi- ness, returned to La Cobriza Wednesday, night.
 Charley Levin. cashier for the Sonora railway in the No a.es, Sonora office, has returned to his old 20 osition at Naco, his place here being filled by Mr. Davis, who arrived three days ago from the Empalme office.
 Word comes from the M. & S. group of mines situated rear the Wandering Jew mine, this cOun- ty, a few miles from Tubac, that a body of high grade ore has been struck in doing assessment work. The M. & $. property is owned by l.. Lully and asso- ciates, of this city.
 Dr. Wright, many years a re- Sident of Tucson and NOgaleS, who for several years past has been practicing medicine in So- nory, passed through the city Wednesday, night on his way back to Hermosillo, being ac- companied by pr. Williams of Hermosillo. The gentlemen had been visiting in California
 Luke Short, of Tucson, who has been doing special duty as member of U. S. Collector of Custom O'Keefe's force, has re- turned to Tucson to again be- come one of Sheriff Murphy's deputies. Luke is a first class citizen, and an excellent officer During his stay here he made many friends.
 w. H. Collie. who owns a val uable farm and stock ranch near Elgin, has been visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week MT. Collie is located in one of the best sections of the country in southern Arizona. He says the country over Elgin- way is being settled by a fine class of Americans who undeie stand the farming game from A to z.
 Saturday night A. M. Conard, president and manager of the Sonora Copper Smelling Com pany, returned from an extend ed successful business trip in the east, and Tuesday night went down to Cobre Grande, his company's big camp near Noria. Mrs. Conard and the children who accompanied him east, re- mained in Kansas City with re- latives. They will return home about March first.
 Colonel George Beebee, one time prominent copper mine operator. now engaged in the less trenuous occupation of farm ing in Uncle Toms Paradise, spent a couple of days in the city this week transacting private business. The colonel says he and his wife enjoy the simple life and everybody in Uncle Toms Paradise is well and l happy. Elgin is Colonel Beebee's DoStOffice address.
 Mrs Harrison, wife of Senator | J. A. Harrison, is now the happy possessor of a handsome Over and automobile, a Christmas present from the senator, who purchased the new machine from Harns Brothers, of this city, who aisO sold a similar machine to Mr. H. M. Clagett, of Roy 6 Inc. When Senator md Mrs Harrison go to the first state legislature at Phoenix, next they will make the trip 1varlap6 bU+ al1fO