The border vidette., 1903-07-04
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
LOCAL NEWS.

Guaymas.
 Col A. T. Bird has returned from a business trip in Sonora.
 Today Captain Perkins and his troop will do themselves proud.
 Supervisors Farrell and Harmon will spend the Fourth in Nogales.
 THE VIDETTE regrets to announce the serious illness of Mrs. Robert Rine- hart.
 Next Tuesday Mr. John Burton will go to Los Angeles on a months vacation.
 County Treasurer Marsh has pair of badgers which he is teaching all sorts of tricks.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer of the firm of Fleischer and Smith, will spend the Fourth in Nogales.
 Tuesday J. NJ. Ronstadt of Tucson, brother in-law of Henry Levin, was business visitor in Nogales.
 The new sign in front of 'The In ternational Store" is beauty. It was painted by Artist T. G. Ruiz.
 Thursday evening Mir Watt Gittins came up from the Zubiate camp to spend the Fourth in Nogales.
 Don Ricardo Johnson, prominent in Sonora mining circles has this week been a visitor in Nogales on mining business
 Thursday evening Mir H. R. Ken shaw came over from Washington Camp to attend our big Fourth of July celebration.
 When such genial spirits as John Symonds, Ed. Massey and J. w. Me Cormick meet there is always Some thing doing"
 Dr. Russell, Mrs. Joe Wise, Mir. Esterbrook, Mrs. Watt Gittins and John Clisson, are registered at the Montezuma.
 Miguel Denegri, one of Guaymas' prominent citizens, was visitor in Nogales this week. He was accom- panied by his bright little son. -----. :
 Mr. Chas B. Adams of Guthrie, Oklahoma, has this week been visitor in Nogales, being chaperoned by Harper Jas. Cunningham, the mining man.
 J. H. Hooper of the Lake Superior Copper company, whose properties are in the Magdalena district, was in town the forepart of the week on his way to Magdalena from La Cananea where he had been on mining business.
 Attorney D. A. Richardson has re- turned from visit to the Proto mine in which he is interested. This mine Is said to be one of the best in Santa Cruz county and Mir. Richardson ex- poets to get rich quick one of these days. We hope SO.
 Thursday evening Ed. Massey, the well known and successful mining man, came up from Magdalena to help his Nogales friends celebrate the Fourth as it was celebrated in Philadelphia when he was a boy. Mir. Massey is the owner of valuable gold properties in the Magdalena district which bid fair to make him a millionaire.
 Yesterday J. w. Mccormick, one of ''the salt of the earth" and one of La Cananea's s successful business men, arrived in Nogales. He came over- land by stage, but enjoyed the trip. "Mac" has not been in Nogales for nearly a year; that is why his many friends were so glad to see him. Mir. Mccormick is on his way to Sonora on important mihlng business.
 Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mason came up from Minas Prietas and this morning they left for Mrs. Mason's home at Alamo Gordo, N. M ., where they will visit couple of weeks then gn to Mir. Mason's old home in Kentucky, where he has not been for fourteen years. Mr. Mason was one of the lucky original owners of the Yaqui Copper company's prop critics at Camp Santo Nino, and he is now going home to put some easy money in circula ton. NIT. Mason and his good wife have many friends in Sonora and Nogales all of whom wish them a pleasant trip.
 John Symonds, superintendent of the Torres x Prietas R. R., of which Col. F. H. Seymour Is president and proprietor, returned Thursday evening from San Francisco where he had been to have his eyes treated by eminent specialists of that city. He under went four operations, with the result that his eyes are now as good as any body's. The Frisco doctors and climate have done Mir. Symonds world of good and he returned to his duties in fine health and spirits. Thursday night Mrs. Symonds and her sister Miss Laura Laguna came up frnnn Mn c.d lena tn meet Mir Symnnds