The border vidette., 1913-02-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
in, rain, plenty of rain.

night. .s -s..s:- Omstead, the architect, has
 moved into his newly acquired property on Grand avenue. . Last evening MT. William Parker of Camille, returned from
 Sonora with big bunch ot
 cattle.
 Last evening President Brac cey
 Curtis of the First National
 Bank of Nogales, returned from
 a business visit to HermoSillO.
 Patagonia continues to boom. Three cheers and tigar. No
 gales is proud of her little sister, and wishes her the best ever.
 Mrs. l.. M. Raines has been quite ill during the present week. but at this writing is greatly inn proved to the delight of her numerous friends.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. :, in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair Cutting a speciality. If. -
 Mr. Alberto Mascarenas, with his interesting family, has re- turned from Hermosillo, and will again make Nogales his home.' "The Prince" has host of old friends and acquaintances here who will be pleased to learn of his return to Nogales.
 W. J. Colburn, after ten days absence from the city, is back and may again engage in busi- ness here. Billy has a fondness for the Line City; he has money to invest, and believes here is the best place to invest it. His friends will be glad to welcome him home. :~
 A heavy rain storm visited Santa Cruz county Wednesday, doing a vast amount of good to our farming and stock interests. The storm was the heaviest in the Elgin and Patagonla sections to Harry Karns of this city, who motored out there Wednesday in his big Glide.
 Thursday Judge NJ. Marsteller returned from @ visit to the Pa tagonia mining district, where he has mining property, which like a hundred other properties in that district, looks good. The judge was caught in the great rain storm that visited that sec tion Wednesday and got wet to the skin"
 William Stoerck, "The Little Dutchman, who several years ago resided here with his fami- Iy, has returned to NogaleS to make his home. For, several years past Mr. and Mrs. Stoerck nave resided at Hermosillo. Their many friends here and Santa Cruz county, will be glad to hear that they nave returned.
 Just the same, two Nogales | ooys have secured good jobs in he special session of the state egislature, c. P. Cronin being | chief clerk in the | Senate, and P. J. Munch, as 'istant chief clerk in the House. \ man by the name of Gamble. lot our Jim Gamble, also got a ;lerkship in the House. All of ! which is going some for little Santa Cruz county. ...
 Charley Buffett, the civil and mining engineer, formerly re- ident of Nogales, when he was ,ngineer for Captain l.. w Mix, LOW of Hermosillo, was here night, being a stopover -isitOr from Hermosillo to Cana lea, on professional business. While here he met a number of id time friends and acquaint- ,nces, all of whom were pleased o know he is prospering.
 Last Wednesday at the Ariz- mas Pioneer Home, at Prescott Norman McKinzie, forty five ears resident of Arizona, pass d away after a short illness, of Deceased was 72 years f age at the time of his death. Ie was well known in Santa 1ruz and other southern Arizona | Ounties. He made Nogales his ome for several years: He was dmitted to the D oneers home rom Pima county.
 The grand ball Tuesday even- ng at the Ramirez theatre, and