The border vidette., 1903-10-31
OCTOBER 31, 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS

Tucson.
 pr. Edgar Ruther ford has this wee
 been Tn NIinas Prietas on professions
 business.
 Wednesday Ed. Kingen, the minin
 man, made anoter trip to the countr,
 to inspect some prospects
 The many friends of Mrs. Dr. N. K
 Noon, who has been very i'll, will b
 pleased to learn she is on the road tc
 recovery.
 | This week neat new sign wa!
 swung in front of the International
 Investment Company's offices ill the
 Montezun.a Building. Mrs. H. K. Chenoweth and the children are in the city from Mazda lena, where for long time they have been making their home.
 Manager Alex. Carpena of the In ternational Store, has returned from business visit in Sonora, were his house enjoys a splendid trade.
 U. s. Collector of Customs Baker has returned from his trip to the City of Mexico. He is looking well and reports having had most enjoyable time.
 LOSr-A Waterman's IdeaD fountain pen, between the Sandoval National Bank and TIE VIDETTE office. The finder will receive liberal reward if the pen is returned to this office.
 Last evening Mrs. Henry Levin and the children returned from their summers outing on the coast. Mir. Levin who had gone to Tucson to meet his wife and babies, returned with them.
 MT. Jack Faulds, who for some store at Mir. Hardwick's mine at Copete, Sonora, is in the city on a short visit with Mrs. Faulds and the children.
 Geo. w. Sanders, the competent young Phiiadelphi, Pa., building con- tractor, is open for an engagement. and any one needing the services of first-class carpenter, will find him perfectly reliable.
 Yesterday morning MT. Pete Torres, the we'll known Nogales, Sonora, sporting man, went to Torres, where he goes to act as judge Of horse race which will be pulled of at that place afternoon.
 Mike Doyle. after several weeks ill- ness, has again gone to work as day clerk in L. LulIeyls Senate. The gen tleman has a wide circle of friends, all of whom are pleased to see him able to 'o'o things" again.
 'tDoc" William Rosenberg is now wo, king at the Boston Store in this city. He is a valuable acquisition to that popular establishments, having had many years practical experince in the clothing business.
 Rudolph Castaneda, engineer and assayer for the Hays Consolidated Milling .c Lumber Company, is in the city from Camp Hays. He says he did not come up to see the dog show Of course not.
 Chinese Inspector w. B A.ddy, ac- by Mrs. Addy and their little girl, returned home Tuesday evening from their summers outing in the northwest, their former home They were greatly benefited by their visit.
 Juan Arizmendez, for long time with the Boston Clothing House, is now connected with Alex Carpena & Co.,, Ina berdasher establishment. Juan is first-class man and what he does not know about his business is not worth knowing.
 Mir. I. G. King, the mining man. who is interested in mining properties in the Patagonia mountains, is again | about after several weeks confinement | 70 his rooms with pneumonia. He | gas had quite a hard time Of it and his | friends are glad he is able to be out. 1
 Captain J. D. Milton is sporting a handsome new mount. The horse is a present. from his friend Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, and was sent up from with the Colonel's con- oliments Captain Milton is very grateful to his friend for his thought :ulness.
 Tom Ryan, for some time train dispatcher at this place for the Sonora .ailroad, has returned from old Mex co and is now at Douglas, Arizona, where he is working for the Fl Paso R. R. Tom is past master in his business and is entitled to the best going
 Mir. Jack Burns, one Of Nogales' old time citizens, after several months so- OurD at Ma oda lena iS a auniD in tba i