The border vidette., 1912-09-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

| After a lingering illness, Frank Olson, the well known mining man, died yesterday at Wash ington Camp.
 LOST Between Patagonia and Nogales. a lady's hat. Finder please leave at THE BORDER VIDETTE office. If.
 The board of supervisors have appointed Mayor l.. W. Mix, State Fair Commissioner from Santa Cruz county.
 w. G. Bowman, agent for the Southern Pacific at this place, who has been to the coast on business, is expected home today.
 E. l.. Chalfant, the express man, is back from a business trip to Los Angeles, and is again running between here and Quay mas.
 J. B. Mix, one of Uncle Sam's customs inspectors, is enjoying visit in San Francisco. This is Jim'S first visit on the Pacific coast. He'll return home next week.
 Superior Judge Fred Sutter, of COchiSe county a couple of days this week held court here, instead of Judge Duffy, who is visiting with his family in New York state.
 Clifford Robinson, well known in this city, spent Thursday in 1,i f~ where he went to receive a big shipment of Sonora cattle. Cliff. is on Easy Street.
 On the twenty second inst. Harry A. Perry of The Lobby was made happy by the arrival at his home of an eleven pound boy Mother and little one doing nicely. Shake Harry. Monday P. J. Mcintyre, the mining man, came in from his gold properties out in the Old Glory mining district, being ac companied by his son Joe, who is mine superintendent.
 MT. William Tid well, of the El Paso store, departed the fore part of the week for Alabama, his old home, where he will en- joy three months with relatives and friends, whom he has not seen for twenty three years.
 Charley Thompson, chief clerk in Agent Bowman's office, has returned from a delightful visit at St. Louis and other big east ern cities, where he has relatives and friends, and is again at his desk in the Southern Pacific depot.
 Lee Reagan, manager of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold 6 Copper Co.,, and the whole Reagan family, here and in Texas, was made happy Thurs day night, by the arrival of cute girl. Mother and little one getting along fine.>
 pr. Sam Butler, of Magdalena, Sonora, where he has resided with his family many years, left yesterday for his old home in Memphis, Tennessee, where he has not been for twelve years. We wish the gentleman a pleas ant visit to his old home.
 Paul Wilkerson, a nephew of the late B. F. Harris, the veal thy Altar mining man who re- gently died suddenly on the road to his mines from the effects of eating poisoned canned meat, has gone down to Altar, to settle up the dead mans affairs.
 An important business engage ment called Mayor l.. w. Mix to Tucson last Monday and he was compelled to remain there Tues day. Of course he saw the big circus parade and went to the afternoon and evening. Mayor Mix returned home We'd nesday.
 Walter Strickland after de- lightful visit at his old home in Del Rio, Texas, has returned and is busy shaking hands with his numerous friends, all of whom are glad to see him back. He says Frank Reagan is taking life easy at his pleasant home in Del Rio. Don't know when he'll return to Nogales.
 The first of the week MT. Francis J. Hobson, the assayer onl o11St0pnS Oro h1x,or