The border vidette., 1915-02-13
LOCAL NEWS.

the weather. Only severe
 cold.
 Attorney Little is back iron
 Los Angeles, where he has heer
 on legal business.
 Jack Mcintyre, the mining
 engineer, is back from busi
 ness visit to Fl PasO.
 The Nogales steam laundry de
 serves the patronage of every
 citizen of Santa Cruz county.
 Thursday County Attorney S.
 F. Noon returned from Tucson.
 where he had been on legal
 bushes.
 Elgin B. Holt, president ot the Cerro de Plata Mining Com pany, went down to the silver
 bonanza yesterday.
 Kenneth Kennedy has gone to Douglas to accept a position with the Phelps, Dodge Co.,, in the accounting department.
 Sheriff William S. Mcknight returned Wednesday from Flor ence where he had taken two men convicted of burglary
 At meeting of the Nogales Fire Department held Wednes- day evening a new automobile truck was ordered for the Depart ment. It will cost $6, ,25O. Charley Levin has gone to Naco, Arizona to open com mission office Anyone having business with Charley will find him absolutely "on the square,. :" Today in the school house, Captain Chas. Beatty of the U. s. immigration service, will con duct examinations for male clerks in the Nogales postotfice.
 Judge F. J. Duffy, member of the Board of Regents of the Ari zona University, returned home Thursday from Tucson where he had been attending a Regent eeting.
 Clark, the New York Herald correspondent, is in town from Naco. He says the taking of Naco, in the name of Governor Maytorena, was as easy as fall ing off a log"
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Lanier, Walter Strickland, and William Meany, all of this place, have gone to the famous hot springs near Sentinel, Arizona, to enjoy ten days outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smiths sister, are roughing it in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains, in the vicinity of Uncle" Tom Wills gold mining camp.
 Last Wednesday Mayor l.. ", Mix was busy experimenting the planting of trees on Grand avenue, donated to the city by Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank ef Nogales.
 Hi. S. Corbett, the Tucson lumber man, who is also the head of the Nogales. .Lum Der Co.,, accompanied by MT. O'Neill, | motored up from Tucson last | Monday, returning home Tues day.
 The dancing academy at the | Lyric under the able direction | of Mesdames Craig and John son, is daily growing more pop | ular with our people who delight | in tripping the light fantastic, as taught by those two charm ing ladies. Excellent music is furnished by the Twelfth Regi- ment orchestra.
 Fred. Afford, personal repre- sentative of A. M. Conard, the Sonora land man, accompanied by w. M. Hunter, sales agent, who arrived here Wednesday with a number of prospective land buyers, left for the south Thursday morning by automo- bile, for the purpose of inspect ing Sonora lands.
 Howard Keener of the San Rafael valley, where he has a fine ranch, on which Jeff Roun- tree recently drilled a 2OO-foot we'll, was a visitor at the county seat Wednesday, being accom- panied by Bob Arthur, Jr. With plenty of good water, Howard says he has the world by the tail. He is an experienced print CT.
 J. c. Smith, the we'll known civil and mining engineer, who nany years engaged in mining in this section, is in town from Ocoroni, Sinaloa, where he is working for tine Elisa Mining owners of rich silver cad mines. Don CiriIO Ramirez