The border vidette., 1915-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.

First National Bank of Nogales,
 is back from a business visit to
 El Paso.
 B. B. Roberts is wearing a
 happy smile. It's a bouncing
 boy Mother and little one do- ing nicely.
 The first carload of poles for the new electric light system arrived yesterday and the work of erecting same will commence next week. -.
 Pete Bergier of Patagonia, was visitor at the county. seat 1 Monday and Tuesday, having business before the board of | supervisors, >
 Manager VanMourick of the Sonora. News Company is in El Paso transacting business. Will lie Cavanaugh is in charge of the big store.
 Supt. Kingsbury of the Son ora railway, is back from the south, where he had been in- specting the line which has re- gently been badly damaged by flood waters.
 Through John Spink, secre- tary. of the .Fraternal. Mystic Circle, Mrs. A. A. Doherty, widow of the late .-Dr. Doherty ,, has received two thousand dol lars life insurance.
 l County Attorney S. F: Noon will immediately erect a hand | some new residence on Grand avenue, for himself and family, l who DOW reside at their country | home, near the city.
 W. T. Blalock was visitor here a couple of days from Mow ry, having brought in a bundle of pelts on which he received bounty from the county. Will is sure some hunter ~-'-'--- --' - +--
 Miss Mary Farrell, the accom- plished daughter of State Re presentative and Mrs. Richard Farrell, is occupying a desk in County Assessor Victor Wager's office in the court house.
 :, Dr. Roman Puente, General Villas physician, -~has.--been a visitor in Nogales this week, coming from the City of Mexico. He denied the report that the general had been-wounded.: .s : Collector of Customs Hardy returned yesterday from Tucson, where he had been all week on court business. Captain Hardy is making a splendid record for himself as collector of U. S. customs. --.--
 Thursday c. c. Chapman, the we'll known cattle man from the Alto country, returned home, after spending several days here on private business. Charley understands the COW business from A. to E.
 According to BonSall Noon the rainfall in Nogales during the month of January was 214 inches. His carefully kept re- cord also showed twenty three clear days, six cloudy and two partly cloudy.
 Albert Wamsley, manager of The Cabinet Saloon, 'The Place of Quality and Service," is a busy man these days making his new resort look neat and attrac- tive. He invites his friends to drop around"
 John Yoas was here several days this week for the purpose of receving a bunch of Sonora cows and steers, which he has taken to his ranch on the west | side of the Santa Rita mountains, near Amadoville.
 c. w. White and Tom Gibbs, | who recently purchased the Park Bar from William Colburn, are doing fine business in their | handsome new wet goods en- porium in the Mascarenas block in Nogales. Sonora.
 Yesterday Colonal Blatchford of the 12th Infantry, departed for San Francisco. The band escorted him to the train, where sweet music was discoursed. Major Marquard is now in com mand of the Twelfth.
 Captain J. I. Jones, the vet eran stockraiser from Parkers Canyon, accompanied by his son, also an experienced cow man, after purchasing a bunch | of Sonora cattle, left for home l Thursday. being accompanied | bV Homer Edwards. the ex-fOreSt