The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-08-18
BRIEF ITEMS.

Sol. Seeligsohn is in Los Angeles to
absorb all the pleasure possible in a
trip.
DR. Whomes is in Los Angeles for a
brief visit. His wife has been there
some time.
to institute the second court of Forest
ers of America.
w. L. Clark, the operator of the dis
patchers office is in San Francisco. He
has fifteen days leave.
| City Recorder Chas. Cornell, J. Knox
Corbett, o. Buekalew and w. J. Cor
bett have gone tOr ten days stay on
the coast.
H. J. Beekes Of Hartford, Conn.,, who
is interested in the Franco-American
mines at Gro BlaDco, was in this city
yesterday with Manager Karl F. Miller.
Star.
Ex-senator and Sheriff Joe Scott is
home from IL trip to Graham county
where he has been examining into the
affairs of "a cattle cuucern which he re-
presents.
Mr.. F. J. Viliaescusa's neat brick
cottage on the corner of Convent and
Corral streets. is nearing completion.
! 1t will be four room cottage and a
credit to that part of the city.-Cltizen.
Arthur f. Crepin, custodian of the
Columbia smelter at Rollin. returned
overland yesterday by private convey
auce. Accompanying Mr.. Crepin were
his sister May, and the Misses Martin,
daughters of the druggist.-Star.
General and Mrs. T. D. Satterwhite
left for few days outing to the Pacific
coast this morning. The general will
return in ten days as his legal and
official business is of such importance
that it takes all of his available time =
Star.
Miss Lucille Drachman. of Tucson,
who has been visiting with Misses
Blanch and Lille Solomon the past
month, accompanying her guests for
an outing at Camp Arcadia, returned
home yesterday. declaring that she had
enjoyed her visit very much Graham
County Bulletin.
Marshall Bird, son of editor Bird of
the Oasis. returned Thursday morning
from Florida. His father met him at
Benson, and found him quite we'll, al
though his head was somewhat effected
by the long ride resulting from the jar
of the cars. He will remain in Nogales
few days and then go to the coast for
the summer-Star.
J. D. Milton, United States deputy
marshal, of Nogales, was in town on
Friday, making a call at the marshal's
office Mr.. Milton was one of the
force of officers who captured ''Broncho
Bill and emptied his revolver on that
occasion several times in order to bring
Bill and his pal down. The force will
have combination reward to divide. -
Star.
Allison Bros. & Cole are shipping
watermelons by the car load to Bisbee
and Nogales. They will also ship to
Wilcox and other points on the South
ern Pacific road. They are producing
the finest melons in the Territory and
selling them at % to $40 per ton F. o.
B. in Tucson. The watermelon in
dustry of Tucson IS liable to rival that
of Phoenix.-Star.
A young Mexican whose name was
| learned to be Pedro Gonzales, was
picked up alongside the Southern
Pacific railway track west of Tucson on
Wednesday and brought into the hos
pital. The young man was in an I'M
concious condition and died yesterday
afternoon from the effects of in uries re-
ceived. The coroner buried the remains.
An inquest will be held this morning
when the cause of the young mans
death may be arrived at - Star.
The child is born, and. as was to be
expected, Ben Honey let himself loose
on some people. He promised moro of
the same sort in FL Fronterizo, or in
plain English, The Frontier, for it is
equally divided in its make up-English
and Spanish. AS n campaigner the
paper may be a power, but beyond this
it is questionable if it will be a paying
investment. English speaking people
will not be wholly satisfied, and just so
on the other side. Tho riding OF two
horses is u pretty idea in circus ring,
but in newspaper work it can hardly be
a success, and just so with personal
journalism. There is an evident pur-
pose in it's make up to get even on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County Bulletin.