The border vidette., 1912-10-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

!
 At Gro Blanco last Tuesday
 Judge J. B. McClanahan passed
 away after a long illness.
 D. w. Cotter has been offered Sl eco for one of his mining claims in the Harshaw district.
 J. $. Gatlin, one of the coun- tvs pioneer ranchers, has been spending few days in the city.
 Mrs. Duffy, wife of. Superior Judge Frank J. Duffy, has for the past week been quite ill at 1 her home.
 Monday the Alamo Cattle Co., crossed two thousand head of Sonora cattle which were dipped and shipped north Tuesday. Manager Ferd VanMouriclz of the SOnara News Company has been sick five days with fever, but is again attending to busi- ness.
 Mrs. George B. Marsh return ed home the forepart of the week from Los Angeles, being accompanied by her mother, Mrs. H. F. Sprecher. Rev. J. F. Corbin will preach at the American Methodist church tomorrow at Il a. m. The pastor, I. w. Longacre, will preach in the evening at 7:3O.
 c. T. Jones, of the African Land and Irrigation Go. is home from an interesting business trip to the city of Topic Mexico. He purchased tract of fine land for his company.
 The Supreme Court has deci- ded the Earhart-Chenoweth election contest in favor of R. R. Earhart, and against Harry K. Chenoweth. Treasurer Earhart we congratulate you.
 Eb and Dan Jones are burning one hundred and fifty thousand brick at their kiln north of the city The boys thoroughly un- derstand the business and their brick are frst-class.
 Mir. and Mrs. John B. Nc Intyre and the little ones, returned home Wednesday, from the east where they have been enjoying several months with relatives and friends.
 J. B. Bristol, many years con- nected with the Nogales Electric Light, Ice 6 Water Co.,. has re- signed his position and will de- vote all his time improving his newly acquired homestead.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. seriously ill, is greatly improved thanks to Dr. Sneaker, the at tending physician, and careful nursing. It is now thought the little fellow will recover.
 The many friends of Judge M Marsteller, throughout the state, will be pleased to learn that he is again able to be around after having been confined to his home two weeks. He under went successful surgical oper- atiOn.
 I'll. Kruttschnitt, superinten- dent of the Nogales---Tucs branch is here experimenting the improvements being made in the local yard. Wednesday Engineer Matthews was here from Tucson to consult with Supt. Kruttchnitt.
 Today A. M Conard and Harry Karns, accompanied by their families, will leave for the first state fair at Phoenix, mak. ing the trip overland by auto mobile. They expect to arrive at the capital city in time Mon day to witness the big auto race.
 Wednesday Dr. V. A. Sneaker and W. c. Bowman, returned home from Tucson where the | night before they joined h e Ell1s. Both gentlemen were con- siderably bruised and scratched | up, but said they don't bear the | Best People on Earth any malice.
 The Woman's Guild of St. An drew's church will hold a Dime | Social in the Guld Room Friday ] evening, November 8th. Enter | tainment will be provided and | refreshments will be served. A | special invitation is extended to | any strangers who may be in Nogales.
 O. O. Saxhang, we'll and fav-