The border vidette., 1897-07-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

not expected to live.
 A. J. Gosart returned to Guaymas last Saturday morning.
 Mrs. John Smith and son were dowI from Crittenden Tuesday.
 The hall in the new Masonic building is the best hall in Pima county.
 MT. J. H. Cardon of Hermosillo, has been visitor at Nogales this week.
 The Wylie building will soon be com pleted as will also the Breen building.
 U. S. Consul R. Hughes Long went to Casita Sunday for a little pleasure trip.
 temporary inspector of customs at No gales.
 w. s. Cranz returned from trip to Arizpe district in Sonora last Saturday morning.
 O. K. Franklin and Dr. F. H. Welles went to Washington Camp Monday on business.
 Monday Mir. John Caldwell of Her mosillo, came up for short visit with his friends in Nogales.
 c. O. Allen, superintendent of La Colorado Mining Go. at Las Planchas was in town Monday.
 Mrs. w. P. Field returned to Tucson last Sunday night after weeks visit with friends in Nogales.
 AP. Alexander, special agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York went to Tucson Monday.
 Mrs. Geo. B. Couch came in from Phoenix last Sunday and MT. Couch wears an elongated smile in consequence.
 Ten reams of fools cap paper for sale at cost at the Line City Store. A good chance to get some good paper cheap. Collector Harry K. Chenoweth and Special Agent E. T. Stokes, went to Lochiet last Snndayzon U.1Ssdbusiness.t The Nogales ladies' orquestra is pro gressing rapidly and soon Nogales will be treated to some choice music by the members.
 W. B. Welton returned Monday from a trip to Washington Camp and Du- quesne where he went to repair the tele- phone line.
 Manuel Mascarenas, Jr., is up from Hermosillo on a visit to his family. Manuel has hosts of friends in Nogales who are always glad to see him.
 Catanich & Son are building an iron house on Brickwood's lot next to his residence and will move in there on the 4th of August with their fruit store.
 Sam F. Webb, ex-collector of customs Favorita mine in Sonora. The mine is improving with each foot of develop ment.
 Letters of administration have been granted in the probate court to E. Luketich, in the matter of estate oi Juana Luketick, who died several months ago in Hermosillo.
 John Maloney has let contract for a one hundred foot tunnel on his lead mine fifteen miles from Nogales. Mir. Maloney has a fine lead property and he finds ready sale for the output.
 Jack Woodrum will go to Alaska next March and try his luck in the new gold fields. Mrs Wsodrum will stay with her parents in Texas during Jacks absence. He expects to be gone year. c. H. Buffett, who has been with Captain l.. w. Mix at his mine in So- nora for several years is now in Nogales and will remain for some months. MT. Buffett has recently returned from a trip to the east.
 A law and mining firm has been formed in NOgales by w. P. Harlow and J. A. Gowan, with offices in the Montezuma hotel. Both gentlemen are well known and we predict for them abundant success.
 Mrs. Frank J. Duffy will leave some time about the first of August for New York where she will remain for some time under treatment with a noted phy- sician. Her many friends hope to see her return soon fully recovered.
 It is only hundred miles from No gales tu where every kind of wild game one can think of is found in abundance Anyone who wants to have a hunting and prospecting trip combined can get what they want by going to tho Ajo mountains.
 If you want your property or your life insured go to the Line City Store where F. NJ. King will attend to your wants. He is agent for the American and Svea fire insurance companies and
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