The border vidette., 1913-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Ii. R. Howard, a well llnOWl
 Sonora mining engineer, is
 guest at the National hotel.
 Charley Askew, representing
 Zellerbach, Los Angels paper
 dealers, was here on his regular
 visit to paper dealers.
 ISIS THEREAFTER, Nogales' new
 est playhouse. See the movies
 under the stars. Admission on
 ly ten and fifteen cents. adv. County Assessor T. P. Thomp.
 son and City Assessor W. c. Budge, have been busy all week rounding up county and city tax payers.
 w. '. Newman, proprietor of
 the Lyric theatre, after an ex- tended absence in Florida, and other points in the south and east. has returned home, lock ing as if he had enjoyed his visit.
 Officers Bill Tremaine and Lew Stevens, of Patagonia, on Thurs day arrived iii the city with three men, who wore caught in the act of skinning a COW be- longing to O. F. Ashburn. The men are in the county jail.
 CHEAP TYPEWRITER A Smith Premier No. 10 typewriter, as good as new, visible with all the latest improvements, inclui- ing tabulatOr, etc., can be bought cheap. Owner leaving city. Ad- dress box K, Nogales, Ariz. adv.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of La Popular, this week visited Los Angeles. During his absence a handsome up-to- the minute cash register arrived from the Ma tional Cash Register Company's factory and was installed by Manager Hart.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., of this city, after an extended visit in Mexico City, has gone to Los Angeles. to visit his family, who are now residing there. His mother, Mrs. M. Mascarenas, and sister. Mrs. l.. B. F'leischer, also sojourn in Los Angeles,
 At meeting of the directors of the Humboldt Mining Com { pany, held last Tuesday even ing, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, M. M. Trickey; Vice | President, H. Gordon Glore: Secretary and Treasurer, Bracey Curtis.
 Agent Pope announces that 'Or the present two mixed trains will make weekly trips between Nogales and Cananea. The trains will leave Nogales on Wednes- lays and Saturdays, for the Jig copper camp. They will cave Cananea on Mondays and Thursdays.
 Wednesday the Southern Paci- ic brakeman, whose leg was 'adly crushed while handling reight at Bloxton station, was aken to the company's hospital t San Francisco. The injured lan'S wounds were dressed by )r. Purdy. A trained nurse and n assistant accompanied the lan on the trip
 Colonel J. w. Fender, the we'll nown mining man, who for lany years has operated iii 1eXico and western mining dis ricts, has been a visitor in the l ity this week. Thirty years l go Colonel Fender operated in t le Santa Rita mountains, this l ounty. He says he may again l ecome interested there { Mir. Francisco Peltier, one of ( le most competent bookkeepers | nd accountants in the country, as accepted tEe responsible ;. Osition of head bookkeeper at l erro de Plata. MT. Peltier d peaks a half dozen languages. lcluding English and Spanish, r Id will be a valuable acquisi- T on to the splendid working V 'rce at the big bonanza mining S Lmp. V The work of installing Noga- q S new municipal sewer system t
 progressing rapidly. to the u eight of owners of city prop e 'ty. The engineers in charge !
 the work under the super u sion of City Engineer H. Cor p ,n Glore, are experienced in e business, and when com a eted Nogales will have a first f, ass sewer system well worth h e price. J TburS6aU Tu6oo O Dbo1r- l A