The border vidette., 1912-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
And still it snOWs.

mining DuS1neSS.
 This week Sheriff Mcknight went to Phoenix with a poor 1 unfortunate committed to the insane asylum by Superior Judge Duffy
 Hon. John Wright, ex-attorney general Of Arizona, came down
 from Tucson Thursday in his automobile, and yesterday re-
 turned home.
 Mrs. J. E. Wise of Calabasas, accompanied by @ number of young folks, came to the city
 Thursday to attend the grand ball at the Santa Cruz Club.
 Mrs. J. G. Best, mother of Ernest Best, was county seat
 visitor recently from the pleasant home place near Harshaw, where the Rests have resided many years.
 Superior Judge F. J. Duffy was confined to his home Q couple of days this week with bad attack of la grippe. He is again able to preside at court which is
 always in session."
 MT. Harris, one of the sue cessful gold miners out in the
 Altar district, Sonora, Mexico,
 passed north the fOrepart of the week on his way to the United States.
 In the loss of their little son,
 Mir. and Mrs. Tim O'Keefe have our heartfelt sympathy. The funeral was held Sunday after noon, interment being in the NOgaleS cemetery.
 Tom Pereida, the job printer, is the father of cute girl baby, and as result there is nothing too good for Toms friends, espe- cially the typos. Mother and little one getting along fine. Congratulations Tom. The many friends of Mrs. Mort
 Holden, who for some time past
 has been quite ill at the Sisters
 Hospital in this city, will be
 pleased to learn that she is
 greatly improved and hopes are entertained for her complete
 recovery.
 The Nogales Gas Company's plant has changed hands and ill the near future will be en
 larged and operated by a new
 company possessed of sufficient
 capital to give the people of Mo-
 gales a service second to none | in the country Last night a party of Califor- nia colonistS passed south en 1 route to Noria, Sonora, Mexico,
 where they will settle on lands
 formerly owned by A. M. Conard
 of this city, who is doing much
 to interest capital into that sec tion of Sonora.
 Cyrus Marsteller, of this city, who recently brought fine l bunch of cattle out of Sonora,
 is again in the south rounding up bunch of two's and three's which he will turn on his newly acquired range in this county. Cy is a natural born cowman, and is sure to succeed. August Yarrick, manager of Billie Powers popular wet-goods
 emporium, came down from the second city in the county, Pata-
 gonia, Thursday and after shaking hands all around, return ed home yesterday. Gus says atagonia is coming into her own soon.
 Richard Farrel, Jr., son of
 Hon. and Mrs. Richard Farrel of Harshaw, this county, has been spending couple of days
 at the county seat. MT. Farrell's father is one of the pioneer mining men of the old Harshaw
 mining district, where he owns valuable mineral holdings.
 Reliab information from the state of Sinaloa is to the effect that Mexican malcontents are now being handled in the old
 Diaz way. Recently a band caught in the act of destroying
 a bridge on the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was rounded up by federal soldiers and fifteen killed.
 Judge M. Marsteller has a
 group of valuable gold mining
 claims out near Saric, Sonora, a short distance from the American line which will receive his per-