The border vidette., 1914-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Thursday John Jund, the automobile man. brought up from Tucson, handsome new Buick car.
 Mart Holden, an old time citi- zen of Santa Cruz county, is here from the imperial valley, where he is now residing.
 Monday D. c. Franklin was a Tucson visitor, on business con- nected with his mining interests in the Pima Blanca district.
 Messrs. Jones and Fleischer, representative of A. Steinfeld & Company, have been here a couple of days from Tucson
 Mrs. E. E. Bethell, of Pata- gonia, has gone to Denver, Col orado, in response to telegram announcing the illness of her mother.
 Last week the little son of Henry Ohm was kicked in the face by a horse. The little fel- lows face was badly cut but he is again able to be about.
 Mason, the aviator, and his assistant, Tommy Dean, are here awaiting the arrival of Governor | Maytorena'S army. MaSSOn'S machine is in Hermosillo. | John Glasson, the mine super intendent who has a contract at | the Bradford mine, after spend ing a few days in the city, has returned to the Bradford camp
 Tuesday Rollo Ashbey, Tom Hanlan. Jr., A. Noon, and Ed. Noon, motored to Tucson. Now Rollo is nursing a badly injured finger, as a result of a miX-up with the automobile.
 The 12th infantry ball players, who last Sunday crossed bats with the 9th cavalry boys at Douglas, were badly beaten by their colored brothers, the score being II to nothing.
 l.. w. Ackzine, of Elgin, was visitor in the city the forepart of the week on his way to Los Angeles to see his family. When he returns he will bring his daughter with him.
 Everybody will be glad to learn that Collector of Customs Hardy is recovering from his re- cent illness, and will be out again today. Captain Hardy is afflicted with gall stones.
 Last Sunday Ed. Briggs, man ager of the Nogales Lumber Co.,, visited Patagonia, where he is also in charge of the branch | lumber yards owned by the J. Knox Corbett Co.,, of Tucson.
 Our merchants are daily re- ceiving big consignments of | goods, in order to be ready for | the boom in Sonora, when our neighborS end their internal | troubles Everybody hopes the end is in sight.
 He marched them up the hill; he marched them down again; when they were up they were up: when they were down they | were down, and when they were | in the middle they were neither up nor down."
 Assistant Superintendent Jack | Williams of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, returned Thursday | from visit to Tucson on off cial business. General Superin- tendent H. J. Temple is maroon ed at Empalme.
 Hon. Frank J. Barry, of the we'll known law firm of Barry & Barry, this city. one of the lead ing Progressives of the state, has filed his nomination papers for the office of State Senator, on the Progressive ticket.
 Last Sunday by a score of 3 to ? the Bankers defeated the Rex alls on the local diamond, after which the Tuna Lax team took fall out of the ReXalls by score of , to ?. A fairly good crowd witnessed both games.
 Governor Hunt has ordered all convicts doing road work re turned to the penitentiary, in or der to aid men out of employ ment as a result of the closing of copper mines in the BiSbee and other districts ip Arizona.
 It is believed that much good will result from the meeting of the state live stock sanitary board in Nogales the first of the week. The government will be