The border vidette., 1903-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

wife left for ALagdalena this mornin g
 James Mcintyre, the life insurance
 man, is back from his summer vaca-
 ton.
 Fred Hughes, ore of Tucsons early
 pioneers, is in the city from tht
 ancient and honorable pueblo
 Last evening the pleasant home o
 Mir. and Mrs. Wn. Marleau was the scene of a deli ghtful social party. o. W. Nease will arrive in Nogales tomorrow evening from Los Angeles to accept position at The Palace.
 Mir. c. c. Thomson who has been in the Customs service here the past two months, was transferred to Doug las this week.
 About 800 people bearded the Sonora trains this morning bound for the Ala sdvlena fiesta. The rest will go tomorrow.
 Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson, q, legate to the National Irrigation Congress held at Ogden, Utah, is home again looking we'll and happy. Thursday a large boiler and hoist and other machinery was shipped to La Poza station, consigned to Las Amarillas mines near Poza.
 Yesterday morning Mir. Al. Bernard of the Greene Cattle company, left for the north, having came up from Sonora the evening before.
 Wednesday evening Mir A. NJ. Conard returned home from a visit to Magdalena and Hays Camp where he had been on private business. Mine Host John T. Brick wood of the Brickwood House is giving his popular lodging place thorough over- hauling for the winter trade.
 W. " McCleIry, the we'll known Gro Blanco mining man, is in the city. He reports great activity over in his district, and will return Monday The fve-stamp mill at the San Ri cardo mines out from Poza. it is said will soon be started up. Mir. D. N. Phillips is manager of the mines.
 R. J. Hipwell has returned from a business and pleasure visit in Southern Arizona. He has decided to make Nogales his home, being joined later by his wife.
 Mrs. Geo A. Lonsbery's many friends will be pleased to learn that she has recovered from her recent ill- ness. Mir. and Mrs. Lonsbery have pleasant quarters at the Montezuma. W. B. Addy of the United States custom house, has gone to Ore yon to l., panied by Mrs Addy and their little child and will be away about thirty days.
 Dr A. s. Russell of Washin eton Camp, left Monday for the Klondike Mining Camp near Magdalena. He rode his horse and went overland, stopping over night at QuiJano on his way to Magdalena.
 Mrs. Mark Lulley has returned home from the coast where she been spending the summer with relatives She will spend the winter in Nogales with Mir Lulley, who has been made happy by her return
 Last evening Dr. H. W. Purdy was called to the north bound Pullman to attend Major Snyder. the well known Llano mining man, who has contracted Sonora fever. He left this morning for Los Angeles.
 The Line city meat market will in future be conducted by w. N. Gum mings, who says he now has on hand a nice lot of young beef cattle, which will from time to time be butchered for his No!ales patrons
 Mr. Paul E Ferguson and Mir. H " Squires of the Gold Zone Mining com pany, one of the big companies now operating in the Gro Blanco district, were visitors at the county seat several days this week, having business here. |
 J. H. Webster. who for long time has been in the employe of the Cres- ton Colorado Mining Company, is in the city, having, come up to the border to rccuperate and visit with old friends who are very numerous here He is at the Brickwood.
 w. l.. Bristol, brother of Mir. Bert Bristol of Roy x Titcomb, Inc, has returned from his vacation which was spent on the coast The gentleman is of R & ITS Hermosilio 'rancl, Thursday morning he re- turned to his post. greatly Lenefitted y his outing.
 Mrs. 0. O. Thomson, Mir. and Mrs r. c. B, oaddus, all of Kansas City, rrive1 in Nogales Wednesday even nu anH uyill ,naI>a %I,,,