The border vidette., 1903-07-18
JULY Is, 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS.


 cred at the Montezuma.
 The dog catchers have rid the city of more than one hundred dogs.
 Artists IPelton and Nelson are making The Palace a very handsome place.
 Collector of Customs Baker has gone to Fl Paso on official business.
 Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel and his private secretary were in Nogales.
 "Doc" Rosenberg has been very sick man this week, but he is again able | to be about.
 One of Mexican Consul Mascarenas' valuable mares has been under the doctors care.
 Captaia J. D. Milton is back from Tombstone, where he had been to testify in the Alvord case.
 J. H. Good, the mining man, has re turned to Magdalena district to look after his gold property.
 Contractor Jas. Vandevort has cause to feel proud of the handsome appear ance of tue new Montezuma. Captain Chas E. Perkins has return ed from Sonora where he had been to survey some mining property. 1 Matt Little of Harshaw is home from | California, where he has been for sev- eral months with his son LeRoy.
 Sorry we can't publish those well l written lines on last Sundays fire. 1 Have no space this week for poetry. Mrs. Nellie Shea, sister of the Sheehys, Is visiting her old home in the Huachucas. Her residence is Bisbee.
 This week County Treasurer Geo. B. Marsh received handsome new piano, present to Mrs. Marsh.
 Wednesday Joe. Wise, the well known ca tile man, was busin ess visitor at the county seat from Calabasas.
 This week Attorney Wm. F. Cooper received a handsome and valuable gold watch from the east, a birthday present from his mother.
 This morning pr. Rutherford, the eye specialist, left for Minas Prietas and La Colorado. The Dr. is all right and his work is tirst-class.
 William Strickland, the well known Magdalena assayer, and his brother, were visitors in Nogales last night, re- turning south this morning.
 Under Sheriff ''Dad'' Clarke is home from his trip to the northern part of the territory. He says Nogales beats em all and he is glad to get back.
 Wednesday morning Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gordon were passengers on the north bound train en route to the coast for months outing.
 Wednesday Frost, the Tucson archi- tect, was in town. He came down to inSnpct O0r naw oOl1rt hnuSe He cana at the request of the board of supervi- OrS.
 Juan Arizmendez of the Boston Stores visited his old Tucson home the forepart of the week. He re- turned to Nogales Wednesday even- ing.
 Next Friday night M. NJ. Conn says he is going have the greatest house warming ever seen in the line cities The occasion being the grand opening of his new Palace.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer's many friends will be sorry to learn that he is slightly under the weather. Cheno- weth and Purdy, however, will soon have him fixed up.
 The many friends of Jimmie Igo Of the Huachuca mountains, will be pleas ed to learn that he has almost com pletely recovered from a recent serious attack of typhoid fever.
 Captain L. W. Mix is recovering from the terrible injuries received by failing from his windmill. He will soon be about to the great delight of his numerous friends. l. Burgoon, haberdasher, is now pleasantly located in new quarters in Hotel Brickwood. The location is a good one and Mr. Burgoon Is doing splendid business.
 Assistant General Manager A. M. Conard of the Hays Consolidated Min ! ing Milling &- Lumber company, ac- 1 companied by a party of stockholders came up from the Hays Camp last even- 1 ing
 l ". T. Hand of Alabrma, who is l heavily interested in the Hays Conso- lidated Mining, Milling and Lumber company, is in the city, being chaper oned about by Assistant General Man Gger Conard.
 Major A. Hoover, the we'll known mining superintendent, who for many years has successfully mined in Arizona and Sonora, is in the city Major Hoover knows a mine when he sees it.
 Henry Olm appeared before the board of supervisors the first of the week and asked that his assessment be lowered. The honorable body recognized his kick, and Henry went home happy.
 The report published on another page that Col. Wm. Greene, presi- dent of the Greene Consolidated