The border vidette., 1912-06-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Flag day in Nogales yesterday

from Panama next week.
 Cy Marsteller has bought the old Ekey ranch northeast of the city.
 Mr. I. F. Bowers is spending a few days in town with Mrs. Bowers.
 Fourth of July dance will be held in the new Southern Paci- lie freight house.
 Wednesday, morning Mrs. Will liam Schuckmann and daughter, Miss Elsa, departed for Mil waukee, Wis, to visit relatives | for month.
 Fire last Thursday night gut ted the office of the Sonora | Depot The prompt work of the NOgales fire department saved the building.
 Lew Hartman, superintendent of the Float Gold Amalganating Company, has been a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week.
 A fine strike has recently been made in the mines owned by l Messrs Win. Schuckmann and Dick Fleisher, adjoining the Three-R Mines owned by N. l.. AmSter
 The 18th Star Edition of the Arizona Democrat is certainly a sure -nuf Jim dandy, and will do much to advertise the wonder fully rich resources of the great state of Arizona. It is a credit to the Demacrat and state. Ben Daniels, one of Colonel Roosevelt's Arizona boosters, has gone to Chicago to look af- ter his old coloners interests and if Arizona $ delegates don t get seats in the big Republican National convention, it won't be Ben's fault.
 w. J. McCOrd, of the McCord- Vick Syndicate owning million acre tract of land in Altar dis | trict, Sonora, accompanied by Fred Moore arrived in the city Wednesday in Mir. McCord' $ auto, expecting to remain here several days.
 Ex-City Marshal W. B Con- ghlin has gone to Indiana to enjoy a summers visit at home with his parents, whom he has not seen for SeveraIyears. He'll return to NOgaleS next fall. We join his numerous friends in wishing him a good time.
 H. R. Randolph, brother of Col. Epes Randolph, president of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico Railroad, who for some time past has been in charge of cons truction work at the front, ar rived from Topic Wednesday evening on his way north. A shipment of silver-gold bullion was made through No gales Wednesday, by Wells Fargo from Sinaloa, Mexico, to San Francisco. There were twenty five bars each of which weighed about forty pounds. Ed. Conk- lin accompanied the precious metal as special guard.
 Harry Lawton, general freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Guaymas, after visiting Cananea, NacO and Tucson on company business, has returned to Guaymas. Agent w. c. Bowman of this place ac- cOmpanied Mir. Lawton to Ca nanea.
 Wednesday Senator James A. Harrison returned to the Capitol and will remain there until the extra session of the state legiS- lature adjourns. At this time of the year Phoenix is the hottest ever, and naturally the lawmak- CTS will be mighty glad when the time comes for them to beat it back home.
 Wednesday Superior Judge Duffy, accompanied by Attor- neys O'Connor and Noon, and Court Reporter Robert B. Lee, went down to Calabasas to in spect an irrigation ditch in con nection with law suit now pending in Superior Court. The trip was made in KarnS Bros. auto.
 A. H. Glidewell of Patagonia, accompanied by Mrs. Glidewell, spent a couple of days in the city this week on a com bined- business and pleasure visit. Mir. Glidewell owns a number of mighty good looking mining