The border vidette., 1903-05-16
Hurrah for the Fourth of July !

nufrdH TOT me GOurCn or Juiy
 Charley W. Hays went south last night.
 Harry Barr has returned from a success ful business trip up country.
 Hon. H. K. Chenoweth is in Yuma attending the meeting of the Knights of Pythias
 Next week Manager c. N. Thomas of the Nogales Copper Company will go east on business for his big com- pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank N. Cox have returned from New Mexico. To- night MT. Cox will go to the Cerro Prieto mines.
 Honk Summers, of klondike fame, has his eye on . good Santa Cruz county mine. Hank knows q good thing when he sees It.
 Messrs. Clemens and Jenkins, the Colorado mining men who a short time ago bought the Bonny gold mine situated in the Ma agdalena district, left last night for their mines.
 R. G. Dun's monthly review of trade conditions for April Tn South ern California says: Trade conditions for Southern California changed little during the past month. Crops are in finest shape for years. Grain is above the average in quality and outlook for large crop better than for years. Cool weather is retarding development of decidious fruits. The crop will not be as heavy as last year as this ia an off year in yield.
 Monday evening MT. Benjamin Schwab, wife and daughter returned from an extended pleasure trip in Europe. The many friends of the Schwabs will be pleased ts know they are all well and happy and report having had delightful trip abroad. Mir. Schwab has resumed his duties as manager of May Bros big Nogales, Sonora store where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and customers.
 Our old friend Johnson, the we'll known Calabasas- railroad man, was in the city Wednesday shaking hands with his old-time friends and acquaintances and making arrange ments for Calabasas to be repre- sented in the big Fourth of July celebration to be pulled off in No gales. Mir. Johnson thinks a float representing a Santa Cruz river steam boat would be about the proper thing in the way of prize winner.
 Chas. J. Kleeman, general man ager of the Sonora Savings and In- vestment company, has returned from a business visit to Fl Paso. Under the able management of Mir. Kleeman the s. s. & I.Company is rapidly becoming the most import ant concern of it's kind in the Re public of Mexico. The main office of the company is in Nogales, So- nora, but branch offices are being established all over the Republic.
 Thursday morning Mrs. L. F. Swain, the beautiful and accomp- lished wife of Cashier Swain of In ternational Bank was a passenger on the northbound train en route to Oakland, California, to visit her parents. For some time Mrs Swain has been afflicted with rheu- matism and it is sincerly hoped by host of friends in the Line City that the lady's visit to the coast will prove of lasting benefit.
 Tuesday evening Miss Birdie Hills, sister of Mir. Frank w. Hills of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, and Miss Roberta Lindsay, daughter of L. Lindsay, president of the Sandoval National Bank of this city arrived in Nogales to visit few days. The beautiful and accomplished young ladies are on their way east, the home of Miss Hills, where Miss Lindsay will spend the summer the guest of her friend. Miss Lindsay who resided in Nogales sev- elal years now lives in Los Angeles with her parents. The young lady's many friends in Nogales are glad to see her. The young ladies will continue their trip east the first of next week.