The border vidette., 1913-04-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

arrived in the city yesterday from Sopori ranch owned by Mr. Elias.
 Arthur Hamilton and W. p. Wilson, two well known Mag dalona mining mer. have for several days past been here on business.
 c. l.. Thomas, proprietor of The Lobby, after enjoying a few days visit with old friends at Fort Huachuca, returned to the city "Wednesday evening.
 w. A. Parker was here from Camille last Tuesday. MT. Park CT is one of Santa Cruz county's successful stocllraisers. Recent ly he imported a nice bunch of Sonora cattle.
 F. l.. Chalfant, the popular Wells Fargo Express messenger of this city. while his company is out of business, in Sonora, will run out of Fl PasO, on the Southern Pacific.
 John E. Mcintyre, the mining engineer. accompanied by his family and County Recorder and Mrs Phil Herold, motored to Tucson Thursday in Mr. Me- Intyre's splendid car.
 Tuesday James Kane, county superintendent of roads, came down from Patagonia dnd con- tinued on to the Sopori country, where he will spend some time inspecting the roads in that dis trict.
 State Representative H. J. Saxon of Santa Cruz County, after spending a day here trans acting important business. re- turned to the capital city in time to assist in closing the legislature.
 Married March 2Sth, 1913, at Long Beach, California, MT. Amos J. Gaeger and Miss Clara Louise. daughter of Mt. and Mrs. John Wager. At home after April 2Oth. at Minas Nuevas, Sonora, Mexico.
 Never in the history of No- gales, Sonora, has that place 
 All saloons are closed promptly at eight o'clock in the evening, and perfect order is maintained by the state troops.
 John Jund, who with Len Sharland, is now conducting a hospital for sick automobiles, corner Of Nelson avenue and Cumming street, will in the near future erect new building on site of the old one.
 Yesterday Mrs. Harry Barnett spent the day at the county seat She reports her Splen- did big Commercial hotel at Patagonia doing fine business and the second city in the coun- ty fourishing as never before.
 Tuesday Mr. Arthur E. Crepin, by Mrs. Crepin, the children and MT. Arthur W Flickinger, manager of the Patagonia Development Com pany, motored down from Patsl gonia, returning in the evening.
 The Gold Egg mine situated in the Magdalena district, So- nora, owned. by w. P. Wilson and Miss Mamie Donahue, under the personal supervision of Mr. Wilson, is looking fine. Wilson is now here purchasing supplies.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer is in from his splendid mining near the Three k mine, over with enthusiasm, on account of the fine showing being made on the mine. Every body wishes the lieutenant good luck.
 John Mcdonald, of Harshaw, was a business visitor in the city Wednesday from the Sheehy situated three miles from Mr. Mcdonald re ports the property looking good, and believes it will become a big producer.
 Attorney Joe Hunter. of Den yer, who is interested in the Devils Cash mine situated in the Tyndall mining district. this l county, this week visited his | Henry Woods and c. c. Chapman are partners in the | with MT. Hunter.
 Tuesday Fred. c. Emery, pres dent of La Cobriza Mining Com pany, accompanied by MT. Peter T Il T 4~