The border vidette., 1903-11-14
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

Dr. A. l.. Gustetter is now enjoying the pleasures derived from fine new horse and buggy.
 Monday Luis Wolff and A. L. Tor res, two of Guaymas, most prominent citIzens, were business visitors in No gales.
 Dr. John Magruder, the well known Hermo-illo mining man, came up from the south "Wednesday morning and spent the day in the city on minin g business, returning the same evening.
 Wednesday morning Mir. Ed. Kin gen, the mining man, went to Tucson on important mining business. The gentleman is very busy these days with several deals he has on hand He returned home the same evening.
 A. C.. Bernard accompanied by Mrs. Bernard, arrived in the city Monday evening from Tucson and registered at the Montezuma Tuesday night they continued on south to Hermosillo, where they will remain several days enjoying the delights of the beautiftul apital city.
 Tomorrow night the family of Colby
 
 Nogales Copper Company, will return home from Long Beach, California, where they have been stopping since they returned from the Atlantic Coast with Mir. Thomas a month ago. The many friends of Mrs. Thomss and her bright little daughters. will be pleased to see them back in Nogales.
 County Surveyor Chas E. Perkins is down at the Zubiate mines, where he has gone to do professional work for the big company of which Dew R. Oliver is genral manager and P. J. Murray, superintendent. Mrs. Per kins accompanied her husband for the pleasure of the trip. Tuesday night Mir. Oliver arrived in town from San Francisco and continued on south the same night. He also is going to the mines.
 This week the assessment work for the year 1903, was completed on the Minnie Smith mine, situated in the Pata sonia mountains, near the Proto copper-gold mines now being exten- sively development by the Gladstone Mining Company, T. T. Harding. gen. eral manager. The Minnie Smith which is the property of MT. F. P Rawle of New York City, is good property, and it is said that in doing the assessment work some splendid ore was encountered.
 William Brow, who is interested in number of gold and copper prospects in the Magdalena, near the gold pro perties owned by the Cerro Azul Mln- ing Company. of which O. c. Saxhang of this city is president and general manager, was a business visitor in the Line Cities several days this week, negotiating the sale of one of his pros nects, which is said to possess great merit. Tuesday night the gentleman returned to Imuris, where he makes his headquarters
 manager of the Arizona E Colorado railroad, after several days spent in town the guest of Agent H. Jordan of the Espee, left Monday morning for Naco, Arizona, where he makes his headquarters. Mir. Mcfarland, when it comes to the business of railroads, can't be beat. He is well and favora- bly known in Nogales where he resided when he was csnnected with the Espee Besides being first-class railroad raan, he is thoroughly good fellow and gentleman, and as result is very popular with the travelling public and patrons of his road.
 Tu' sday night Mir. and Mrs. NJ. P La aFaivre, who the evening before were united in the holy bonds of rnatrimony, Tn the parlors of the Mon- tezuma, Probate Judge OConnor off ciating, departed for La Colorado, So nora, Mexico, where the happy bride and groom will in future make their home, and where for number of years Mr. La Faivre has held lucrative and responsible position with one of the big gold mining companies of that place. The bride whose maiden name was Bessie Rell, is beautiful and accom- plished young lady of Colorado Springs, Colo, from which place she arrived the evening of the wedding, accom- panied by Mir. La Faivre, who went to Benson for her. The groom is one of the best known and most worthy young men in Sonora, and is entitled to the heart and hand of one of Colorado's fairest daughters TIE VIDETTE wishes fer the newly welded couple heapipg measures of happiness as man and wife.