The border vidette., 1903-06-13
JUNE l3, 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS.

l. minent citizens, is business visitor in Nogales.
 There are several new and hand some hacks on our streets. Noga les now has fire lot of turnouts. Yesterday Lieutenant Fred Noon of Brodie's Cavalry telegraphed his wife that all the boys were well and having good time.
 The rains this week have been ra. and will be great benefit to cattle and mining interests.
 Our soldier boys are the real thing, and don't you forget it When the call came they responded thirty-eight strong.
 A number of nice copper speci- mems from Lieutenant Richard Fleischer's properties out in the Patagonias, have been received at TIE VIDETTE office
 Miss Muller 1t now employed in the Nogales postoffice, during the absence of Postmaster Bohall's as sistant, who went to MOrenci with Brodie's Cavalry Troop.
 Thursday morning Mrs. William Schuckmann and her little daughter Elsa, departed for her old home in Milwaukee, Wis, where she and her little girl will spend the summer.
 This weei, District Attorney F. J. Duffy has been in attendance at district court in Tucson. He is looking out for the county's interest in the case of Barnes X Martin vS Santa Cruz county.
 A. Narona, factory foi ieman for Las Dos Naciones Cigar company, returned from Neracruz, Mexico last night. He was met at the depot by a large number of factory hands and other friends.
 A brass band accompanied by hundreds of our best citizens were at the depot last night to welcome Mir C. Ramirez home from the City of Mexico.
 Bob Turner says he wants it distinctly understood that he is only running a feed corral, and has no time to devote to any other line of business When it comes to taking care of horses Bob Fur ner can't be beat
 Walter Chenoweth, who with his brothers, Dr. ". F. and H. K. is interested in number of gold mines in tte Magdalena district, night on mining business. His T. NJ
 Notice has been sent to the stock holders of the Sonora Milling and Mining company that all transfers and other business of the company will in future be transacted at Utica. \. Y, where the main offices of the company are now located.
 Tuesday Mr N Pemberton, re- presented The Harry A. Drach- mann shoe house of Tucson was a business visitor in Nogales Mr Pemberton is well and favorable known all over Arizona. and his friends here are always pleased to see him.
 Schenck, Tatum X Schenck of Los Angeles. have recently secured lIlC SOIt Il2IlI tO OIlt Ol lIlt IlIOSG recent and complete maps of Ari- zOna in existence, showing all the late railroads, etc. These suseful maps will be mailed on demand free of charge.
 o. k. Franklin, the well known mining man, returned the forepart l of the week from a visit to Wash ington Camp and the Salero dis l trict, where he had been on mining 1 business. The gentleman Is in 1 tercsted in number of good things ] over that way.
 Miss Helen Meston, the accom- plished type writer and stcno- ] grapher in County Surveyor Chas. F.. Perkins office, is visiting friends in Tucson. The young lady for mcrly resided in the ancient and i honorable pueblo and her friends l there are many.
 Mir. N. k Staley arrived here from Troy, Ohio on Tuesday night and will accept the position of Secretary for the Tri-metallic Mining Smelling and Refining Company. Mir Staley is a lawyer by profession ard will reside here permanently. He is accompanied by his wife and father TIE VIDETTE takes pleasure in extending to the gentleman and his family, warn, welcome to Noealcs and hopes his sciourn here will be both pleasant and pi ofitablc.