The border vidette., 1903-12-05
LOCAL ITEMS.
MT. Chas A. Bankerd is Tn the city from Washington Camp.

| LATER.-At the hour of going to press Sheriff Turner's condition is re- ported worse.
 Mir. J. R. Kissinser anG family of Dayton, Ohio, have arrived in the city to spend the winter.
 1 H. Gordon Giore, one of the best metallur gists in the west, is again in the city, after short business trip on the coast.
 The friends of Mir. w. N Cummings will be sorry to learn of his serious ill = ness with attack of pneumonia. There is little hope for his recovery.
 Yesterday MT. Dan Shea of Jerome, who is haviley interested in the Sono- ra Milling N Mining Company, was a business visitor in Nogales. He went south last night.
 Rev. Lawrence Reynolds who was for four years a resident of Nogales is pastor of the Methodist Church both in the Mexican and English work, spent few days in the city this week. General Manager D. NJ. Phillips of the San Ricardo mine. out from Poza, is in the city. Monday he will return to the mine with his family. Tester day the stamp mill started and every thing at camp is running fine
 Last night Mir. John Inmap, an ex- perienced mill man of this city, return ed to La Colorado, Sonora where he has good position with the Creston- Colorado Cohapany. Mir. r.Inman's fami- ly will spend the winter in Nogales.
 Monday Hon. Mark Smith was a visitor in Nogales on legal business ill connection with the sale of San Rafael ranch to the Cananea Cattle Company of which w. c. Greene is president and Frank Proctor, general manager.
 President William Schuckmann of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company. is now on deck with fine automobile which he is going to give away to the lucky winner. who buyes 25 cents worth of his famous Las Dos Naciones cigars.
 This morning Ex- United States Marshal Ben. F. Daniels received word from his Huntington group of silver mines out Tn the Pajaritos, announcing a new strike of high grade silver. Mir. Daniels said he had to 90 24O feet to strike pay rock, but he Is well satisfied with the result.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. F. Bonsall are here from Texas on visit with Mrs. Fred Noon, their daughter. Mir. and Mrs. Bonsall are well and favorably known in Nogales, having resided here several years when Mir. B. was passenger con- ductOr on the Sonora railroad
 John Henderson and w. E. Deity left last night for Her,nosillo on i'm portant business for their big company. MT. Henderson has just visited the Nina Fl Gro Camp near Poza station and reports everything running fine. John Henderson, Jr., is superintendent.
 The regular services will be held in the Methodist Church tomorrow morn ing and evening. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at the morning service. In the eyen- ing the preaching will be preceded by fifteen minutes of song. The numbers will be selected by the congregation.
 Wednesday Auditor Hannon of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lumber Company, was business visitor in Nogales from the Pinto mountains where he reports things moving lively under the Management of D. J. Duncan. The gentleman left for camp the same evening.
 l.. B Fleischer's fine big Boston Store Is nearing completion and is a credit to Nogales. Daily new and handsome goods are arriving from the east and being placed on sale at prices never before heard of in Nogales. You are invited to call and inspect the new stock which includes everything for men.
 TIE VIDETrE is under lasting oblig- atiOns to Mr. George Clarke, the well known and successful mining man, whose valuable properties are in the Patagonia district, this county, for one of the finest turkey every seen in these parts. George while devouring that bird, we drought of you often and most kindly.
 Harry Williams of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, returned last Sunday from visit to the Old Socoro silver mines in So- nora, which have recently been sold by the John A. Gowan estate to Mir. F. Wilson and associates of Colorado. It Is the intention of the new owners to at once erect a big concentrator and ex- ploit and develop the Socoro on a larger scale than ever.
 Yesterday morning 0. O SaXhang, president and general manager of the Cerro Azul Mining Company, returned from the company's properties eighteen miles east of Imuris, on the Sonora