The border vidette., 1915-10-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

San Francisco and Los Angeles hospitals.
 Ralph B. Hayes, until recent 1y connected with the two Tue son dailies, has arrived in the city to accept the position of telegraph editor on the Daily Herald, succeeding B. D. Woon, resigned. We wish Mr. Hayes good luck.
 Miss Lillian Choat. popular, efficient teacher in the public school has resided On account of ill health, the result of typhoid fever, from which she has not fully recovered. Miss Choat and her mother will spend the winter in Nogales.
 Omar Sanders, train dispatch CT for the Sonora railway, at .Nogales, has returned from visit to the San Francisco ex- position, where he accompanied Omar said he enjoyed every minute of the trip.
 Mrs. Roy Herrera, daughter of J. B. Mix, the customs iD spector, has arrived from Los Angeles, with her two small children, to join her husband who came two weeks ago. The Herreras will in future make Nogales their home.
 Burton & Son, the building contractors, in the near future will commence the erection of a big business house on Grand avenue. It will be brick and modern in every respect" !" said MT. John Burton, the jun for member of the firm.
 Wednesday Mrs. Hardy, wife of Collector of U. $. Customs Hardy, returned from Tucson where she had been enjoying a short visit with friends. Be- fore coming to Nogales the Har-. dyS resided in Tucson, where they have host of friends.
 Dennis Coughlin, who for thir- ty years has been prospecting and mining in the Washington Camp country, was a business visitor here the forepart of the week. Dennis owns some valu- able mining property in the Washington-Duquesne district.
 Attorney Tom K. Richey of Tucson, was a visitor here a couple of days this week on legal business. MT. Richey and Duffy & Purdum are attorneys for the Proctor brothers, accus- ed of killing their step father, Tomas Elias, the Sonoita ranch CT.
 Wednesday General Urbalejo's heavy artillery was brought to Nogales. from Santa Cruz, where the Villa army is now located. Thu csday a special troop train went south with soldiers, sent to guard the Sonora railway be- tween here and Guaymas, against bridge burners.
 Mrs. A. Escobosa aud the children returned Monday from the coast where they had been enjoying thes summer months. Their elegant new residence on North Morley avenue, being CT ected by Burton & Son, is near ing completion and will be oc- cupied some time this month.
 Wednesday P. Sandoval, the we'll known Nogales banker va cated his handsome residence in Nogales, Sonora, and moved all his household furniture to the American side of the line. The house will be occupied by military officers now making their headquarters in Nogales, Sonora.
 Last Monday evening a num- Der of bad" men from the ar tillery camp, while drunk out on the international lire west of town. assaulted and almost ston- ed to death Theodore Rivera, a harmless inoffensive old Mexi- can. Dr. Gustetter is attend ing the injured victim of the brutal attack.
 The Baby Show at the Santa Cruz county fair, is one of the big attractions. Thanks to Mrs. B. R. Purdum and the other ladies having charge of the show, it promises to be a great success in every way. All babies be- tween the ages of six months and three years, can enter the