The border vidette., 1903-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

aolourned.
 Contractor J. c. Treen is business visitor at Douglas.
 This week Frank Irvine has been working overtime.
 Frank D. Qualy and T. H. White are at the Montezuma from Douglas.
 Hon. D. G. Chalmers has this week been a visitor in Nogales on mining business.
 The forepart of the week Attorney William Cooper was reported on the sick list.
 Dan Rooney is in from his Red Bird mines He says the Little Joker is looking fine.
 Chas O. Bustamente has this week been in town from Tubac where he IS spending the summer. In the water case of Egan ct. als., vs. Acevedo ct. als., the jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs.
 Don't forget that next Saturday, July the Fourth, will be a red-letter day in the history of Nogales.
 Thursday night Judge Glidden and Dan Dwyer passed south en route to Lower California on mining business.
 Big red hamers announcing our Fourth of July celebration have been sent out by the advertising committee.
 FOR SALE-A five-rooms house with large lot. Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at THE VIDBTTE office.
 Fred Rieman is holding down a re sponsible position with the wholesale house of l. Zeckendorf X O., in this city. It is rumored that the Arizona Commercial Company have sold out to the Southern Commercial company of Los Angeles.
 c. R. Brown, book-keepsr for the Nogales Copper company came up from the company's Cerro Prieto mines this morning.
 The International Bank will in the near future be removed from it's pre- sent quarters to handsome new quart CTS in the new Montezuma.
 Mrs. T. F. Brown accompanied by her bri ght little son Charlie, left last Monday morning for the coast to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Wednesday Sheriff Turner went to Yuma with Gregorio Arvizu, sentenced to nine years in the territorial peni- tentiary for nine years, for rape.
 Dr. M. A. Bartleson will soon have the most elegantly furnished parlors in southern Arizona. The furnishin gs have been ordered from the east.
 Collector of Customs Ed. Baker has returned from combined business and pleasure trip in the east. He reports having had both successful and pleas ant trip.
 Pete Brady of Florence, brother of Richard Brady of the Brady-Levin Commission Company is in the city. He Is now engaged in the business of mining ill Sonora.
 Monday morning Mir. O. R. Felix, Wells Fargo Co.'S agent at Guaymas, accompanied by his mother, came up from the south and went on to Tucson on visit with relatives and friends.
 Mike Doyle has received letter from his friend Eugene Biddison who is now in Pueblo, Colorado, in which that gentleman states he may possibly return to Nogales in the near future.
 On San Juan's Day there was an exciting horse race in Nogales, Sonora, between two horses owned by Fran cisco Soto and Cirilo Rochin. The Rochin horse, as usual, got the money.
 H. M. Clagett formerly with the Pride of the West Mining and Milling company, has accepted position with the Yerkes Gold Mining and Milling company. He went south to the mines
 Monday morning J. J. Pesqueira and family passed through Nogales from Hermosillo, Sonora, en route to Cananea where he will in future make his home. Mr. Pesqueira is a pro- minent lawyer.
 John 5. Hurste, general manager of the Santa Bibiana Mining Company, whose valuable silver-gold mines are situated in Sonora, about fifty miles east of Magdalena, went down to the mines last Monday night.
 E. B. Sharpe has accepted respen. sihle position with the Ruby Minin g company, the properties of which are down on the Yaqui river, and has gone to assume his new duties. We wish the young man success.
 Thursday morning Mr. 0. w French, the mining man, went to Sar Francisco, having been called there by a telegram announcing the serious ill., ness of his mother. Mir. French will visit the east before returning to No gales.