The border vidette., 1914-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

MT. EQ. 11CcOmO, president or
 Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has gone to the coast on a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip.
 Yesterday Alex. Carpena, the haberdasher, departed for the coast, being accompanied by his wife and little daughter.
 Elgip B. Holt, president of Cerro de Plata mines is here from camp. He reports every thing in fine shape at the big silver bonanza.
 Yesterday George N. Sayre, U. $. line rider, accompanied by his bride, nee Miss Lizzie Sor- rells. arrived in the city, from California, where they enjoyed their honeymoon.
 Ex- Marshal Wright and Ira placer gold mines in the Altar district, near Boludo, bringing with them handsome, valuable specimens of pay stuff.
 Yesterday MT. J. s. Gatliu, candidate for supersvisor was a visitor in the city from his ranch near Patagonia The gentle man was here for the purpose of looking after his political fences.
 Attention is called to the new time table of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, between Nogales and Culiacan, Sinaloa, issued by Superintendent M. J. Kingsbury, who makes his headquarters in NogaleS.
 Tomorrow A. M. Conard, the Sonora land and mine man, will arrive in the city from Los An geles, where he and his family are spending the summer. The Conards own one of the finest homes in Nogales.
 Charley Smith, the veteran locomotive engineer, many years a resident of Nogales, where he and his wife have many friends and acquaintances, is here from San Antonio, and may decide to again make Nogales his home.
 Friends of Ben Sneed, the well known COchiSe county cat tie man, will be sorry to learn that he is reported as being seriously ill in California, where he was taken recently from Douglas. in the hopes of benefitt- ing his health.
 THE BORDER V1DETTE last week stated that Proto & Man Sfeld had let contract to G. H. Fiedler for 5O,OOO cement brick to be used in the new electric light plant. The contract was not let to Mr. Fiedler, but to the Arizona Concrete Company, of this city.
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth is back been to assist in a very success full operation on his sister, Mrs Charles V. Fowler. The doctor reported his sister getting along nicely, with fine chances for her speedy, complete recovery. Mir. | Flo wler is with his wife.
 Barney Cohn, the veteran hotel man of Hermosillo, after spending a couple of days in Nogales, has gone to the coast to spend the summer with relatives | and friends Barney has been in Hermosillo during all of the late unpleasantness, and insists that war certainly is he'll"
 Tomorrow the telephone com pany will connect up with their new line, which is second to none in the state. About Au- gust first, the last of the old poles and wires will have been removed by the efficient em- ployes of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
 H. J. Temple, general super intendent of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, travelling in his private car "Culiacan," has re- turned from a trip of inspection over the road, as far south as Guaymas, being accompanied by George F. Jackson, assistant general freight and passenger agent.
 Arthur H. DeRiemer, has ar rived in the city from Phoenix, to become associated in the prac- tice of law with Attorney Little, | whose offices are on the Mexican side of the line, next door to the i offices formerly occupied by Un I.