The border vidette., 1916-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. J. c. Underwood has gone
 to Hermosillo on business con-
 nected with his mining property
 in the Altar district.
 Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo ore buyer, after spending a few days here with his family, re-
 turned south yesterday. H. B. Sisk of Kentucky,
 brother of H. R. Sisk of the
 Herald, is visiting his brother
 May decide to locate here. i Today a large delegation of Knights of Columbus will go to Tucson to attend the annua. con-
 vention of Knights, tomorrow and Monday.
 Yesterday Judge F. J. Duffy, mem Der of the Board of Regents, returned from Tucson, where he had been to attend a meeting of the Regents.
 r. E. Remley, an experienced undertaken and embalmer, has arrived from Colorado, to take charge of the Geo. B. Marsh undertaking business. J. B. Campbell, Los Angeles mining man, who is operating in | the Patagonias, has been a busi- | ness visitor at the county seat @ couple of days this week. After spending several days in Nogales with his son J. R., Mr. J. D. Halstead, founder of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Go. :. left Thursday for Phoenix.
 Isaac King, owner of valuable mining property situated near Nogales, on the west side of the PatagoniaS, was visitor here the forepart of the week, on business connected with his big mineral holdings.
 The honorable Board of Su- pervisors of Santa Cruz county held their regular monthly meet ing this week and transacted a lot of business. Chairman Fled Ter and Members Gatlin and Parker were present.
 The Noga1es Hardware and Furniture Company, of which Louis Loos is manager, has taken ovec the Modern restaurant, on Morley avenue, and on the fif- teenth of the present month will take possession of same. Superintendent Kingsbury of the Sonora railway, has been in the city several days, from Elm palme. The gentleman'S many Nogales friends will be glad to learn that he has fully recovered from his recent illness, at En- palme.
 r.. I. P. Frasier, we'll known Ell gin dry farmer, was a visitor at the county seat yesterday, from his ranch. He said every body up Elgin way was happy as result of the fine raines and snowstorm. At his place twen- | ty-Six inches of snow fell. Yesterday O. P. Geylor of Denver, Colorado, arrived in the city, on business connected with valuable inning property locat- ed near NOgaleS, in which he is financially interested. He is be ing chaperoned by o. A. Hart man of the Goodview Mining Company.
 Hon. G. H. Brevillier, of New York, is in the city on business connected with the Baca Float matter. Attorney Brevillier has just returned from San Francis co, where he argued for his clients before the United States court. From here he will return to New York.
 Tuesday August Yarick, the Patagonia mining man, was able to be around, after having been quite ill at the Sisters Hospital, with pneumonia. Dr. H. Purdy is his physician. Gus says he is anxious to get back to the August mine to take out high grade shipping copper ore. Mrs. Campbell, wife of Tax Commissioner Thomas Campbell, is here from Prescott, to be with her husband who is assisting in the work of establishing the Somers system of making as sessments on Nogales real estate. MT. and Mrs. Campbell are guests at the Montezuma hotel. R. W. Thomas, formerly suc- eessful Nogales business man, now of Moore, Texas, arrived in I ,sN @f l al