The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-07-31
VOL. 4.
BRIEF ITEMS.

! 1OrDla.
Mrs. J. H. Martin and children have
gone to the coast to spend the remain
der of the summer.
The board of supervisors will meet
again on Monday, Aug. 2, as board of
equalization.
Judge Davis will arrive in Tucson
about the 18th of August and assume
the duties of his office.
A great many strangers are seen on
our streets lately, as though Tucson
was advertised as summer resort.
The recent discoveries in the Ajo
Mountains have aroused considerable
interest among the mining men of Tue
| son.
/ Collector of Customs H. K. Cheno-
weth and Mr.. Oscar Gebler were among
the No-alea visitors to Tucson this
week.
Supervisor Samaniego, DR.. w. B.
Purcell and DR.. S. w. Ollcott left
Tuesday morning for an outing on Mt.
Lemon.
Tucson's fire department seem very
proud with their new chemical engine
waiting around for fires, which do not
happen often.
Miss George Scott will. leave in
about two weeks for a visit to her uncle
in Chicago and may enter one of the
normal schools of Illinois.
Both the Saginaw mine in the Amole
mining district and the Banner in the
Sierritas are now heavy shippers and
| firmly established mines.
County Recorder c. A. Shibell has
been granted sixty days leave-of-ab-
sence and will leave the territory for Il
time on account of i'll health.
Hon S. II. Drachman is still in San
Francisco and is doing well. He is i'm
proving every day and will return home
about the middle of September.
The officers of the Tucson Board of
Trade are. Hugo S. Donou, president;
W. 1. Perry, vice-president; S. E. Haz-
card, secretary: and Gust A. Hoff,
treasurer.
Hon. J. Geo. Hilzinger has gone east
to have his story of Tucson published.
He expects 10 be absent about three
weeks. This publication, will without
doubt, be the best ever published ir
Arizona.
Burt OrndorF lett this week for the
east to prepare himself for examination
as to qualifications at West Point. Burt
with hin, Ia host Of
majority Ct the people of Tucson. He
is first class young man and his friends
are glad to see him secure this appoint
ment.
a social was given by Miss Sylvia
Kennedy at her residence last Mond9y
at which a large mum Der of Tucson's
young people welcomed this popular
young Iady's return. Miss Kennedy
expects to leave for California in few
days where she will spend the rest of !
the summer.
Bert OrndorfT left for Highland Falls.
n. Y, last night where he will enter
Fit. Bradens school to pref are for West j
Point. His mother, Mrs. De GrCf, will /
accompany him. and they VII visit /
Ell route New Orleans, Magyar: Falls |
and othcr points o. interest. iaking he |
trip by boat down the Hudson from
Albany to New York City. - Citizen.
The new opera house is now assum-
ing Il shape which makes all Tucsoni;es
feel as though they will have Il lace
to go to this winter that will be Il credit
to Arizona and induce some of the host |
companies to stop with us. Mr.. eros !
settle expects to have it completed soor. !
having been delayed on account of H. |
iron front not being shipped from the
boundary in the east, on scheduled |
time.
Doctor A G. Jones, of Colorado |
Springs, who was visiting in Tucson !
during the months of March and April. /
with view of locating s0mew here in /
the far west, has returned 10 Tues ON
accompanied by his family, and viii
make this place his future home DR..
Jones wi be located temporarily in the
offices formerly occupied by Doctor
GoodfellOw opposite the New Orndorff
Star.
There Is no better evidence Ct The
growth of Tucson. than the large num-
Der of new mercantile houses which are
being added to the city. and not few
of these are being established by the
young experienced business men. who
have graduated from the other estab-
lishments of the city. The latest addi-
ton which will soon be opened is the
boot and shoe store of Draclman
Brothers. Hurry Drachman. one ofthe