The border vidette., 1912-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

office and register.
 First Arizona State Fair: Phoenix, Oct. 28 to Nov. ?.
 LOST Between Patagonia and Nogales, a lady's hat. Finder please leave at THE BORDER VIDETTE office. If.
 Don't fail to attend the meet ing of Democrats this evening at the Court Houses under the aus piceS of the Democratic Club.
 Thursday Tom Casanega and Joe Wise, two of the county's pioneer substantial citizens, spent the day here from their ranch home at Calabasas.
 City Marshal Wright has been busy this week rounding up the boys who owe the city $2 head tax. Many of them without protest dug up the two bones. Henry Levin, of Joffroy and Levin, the customs brokers, who is on a combined business and pleasure visit on the coast with Mrs. Levin and the girls, is ex- D0cUOu
 E. B. Sharpe, secretary of La Cobriza Mining Go, accompanied by Mrs. Sharpe, the forepart of the week returned from Los Angeles, where they enjo5 ed ten days with friends and acquaint- anceS.
 c. H. Hector, manager of the International Drug Company, is slowly but surely recovering from his recent illness, and again giving his friends the glad hand at the International Drug store.
 Raymond Smith has sold his interest in The Arcade, to his partner James w. Schultz, who will continue to run that popular wet goods emporium. Mir. Smith will now devote all his time to cotton raising in Texas. We wish him good luck.
 Alex Summerville, master pattern maker for the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing Company after a delightful visit with re- latives and friends in San Fran cisco, is again on the job at the big manufacturing eSta abliShment and says he's feeling fine.
 Mr. Voter, if your name does not appear on the General Re gister of 1912, you can not vote at the General Election, Novem- Der 9th, 1912. The Register ofH at 5: D. m. Go to the County Recorders office al d register.
 Harry Smith, the land buyer, who is associated with Mr. A. M Conard of this city, arrived from the n r h yesterday. Messrs Conard ond Smith own valuable wheat lands in Sonora, short distance south of the international line.
 Joe Wylie, one of Tucson's oldest, best known business men has been in the city couple of days on private business, being accompanied by Senator A. A. Worsley, who has recently been making speeches in different sections of Arizona, favoring wOman'S suffrage.
 H. LawtOn, assistant freight and passenger agent of the Sou thern Pacific of Mexico, passed south yesterday from Tucson, to Guaymas. Mir. Lawton be- sides being a first-class railroad man of many years practical experience, is a pleasant, affable gentleman, always.
 Fred Afford is down at Noria, looking after the property of the Sonora Copper Company, of | which A. M. Conard of this city is present and general manager. Just as soon as the war in So- nora is over, the company will | operate it's mines and start up the shelter, newly erected.
 Our 15-months-old baby boy, after three weeks illness, passed | away last Wednesday and now lies at rest beneath mountain of beautiful flowers, in the Knights of Pythias cemetery, where loyal friends placed the little body Thusday afternoon. To all, with our hearts full of | sorrow, we extend thanks.
 Manager H. Karns of Karns Brothers, contrac tors, is pushing tha cOncIptp work OD tba now