The border vidette., 1912-04-27
APRIL 27, 1912.
LOCAL NEWS.

l.. M. Raines, the mining man, is here from Mexico, enjoying a visit with his brother and family.
 Dave Loeb, the Popular Ha- berdasher, has gone to Los An geleS, to meet a representative of a pig eastern clothing house.
 Frank A. Krupp has gone to Phoenix, cross ss-country, via Flor ence. on his motor cycle. Frank is a daredevil rider and expects to make the cross country run to the capital city in record breaking time.
 Last week Interstate Oil Company stock sold for 10 cents per share. Now it is 50 cents. | A month from now it may be $50, then some. Mesa Seven Lake stock is now selling for S1OO per share.
 Todd Woodworth is busy put ing in new machinery at his Austerlitz mines in the Gro Blanco district, and a large force of men is busy night and day three eight-hour shifts-deve- loping the mine. Bully for Todd.
 Joe Thompson, Jr., who for a long time has been in charge of one of the big hoists at Cananea has been enjoying a few days visit here with his mother and brother Carlisle. Joe's many frie nds will be glad to know he is ,rroSpering
 E. H. Evans, for several years connected with the Washington Trading Co. at Patagonia, has gone to Syracuse, New York 10 ! visit relatives and old friends whom he has not seen for seve- ral years. His numerous friends here join in wishing him a pleas ant trip and a speedy return.
 l.. M. Raines, the mining man has for the past week been transacting business in Sonora, Mexico. where for a number of years he was employed as gene ral manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Co.,, s. A. formerly the Hays Consolidated Mining Milling 6 Lumber Go.
 MT, and Mrs. Edwards, ac- companiedl by their little son, after enjoying a short visit in brother, MT. Bracey Curtis, President of the First National Bank of Nogales, have returned to their California home. MT. Curtis accompanied them to Tucson.
 B. l.. Cosgrove, representing Cia. Mex. de Petroleo "El Agui- la" S. A., of Mexico City, who makes Hermosillo, Sonora, his headquarters, has been spendE ling a few days in Nogales. Cos figrove is a live wire, and the large amount of business he does keeps his company advised of the fact.
 John Wilson is fixing up the room in the Wilson building on Morley avenue formely occupied by Hendricks the barber. Next week a restaurant will open under the management of Wing, the restaurant man who has for some time past been conducting a restaurant on the second story of the building.
 Messrs. Layer and Poston, of fcers of the Sonora News Co.,, have been spending few days in the city, on their annual in, spection trip. Both gentlemen are well known throughout Mex ico and in this city, where since the formation of the big compa- ny, branch store has done an immense business.
 MT. I. B. Bowers and wife are now making Nogales their home having taken pleasant apart ments in the John Wilson Place on Elm Street. MT. Bowers owns valuable mining property and land in Sonora, near Noria, which he is giving his personal attention. He visited HermoSillo a couple of days this week on business.
 Phil Ferguson, the well known machinist, who for sev- eral years has made Nogales his home, left the forepart of the week for Davenport, Iowa, to accept a responsible position with The Western Pattern Ma nufacturing Company. MT. Fer l. T r