The border vidette., 1903-10-31
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

recent scick spell, and is again able to hustle for his commission house.
 John Henderson has returned to his mines in Sonora, after a week pleas antly spent in Nogales with his inter est1ng little family
 Mir. Rodolfo Vazquez, the mining man, is busy man these days. He expects shortly to dispose Of some of his numerous mineral holdings in So- nora.
 Mir. Provard, the mining man, who has an option on Gaston Schwab's So- nonora mining properties, is again in the city, after a months absence on the coast. The gentleman will visit the properties, where he expects to re main some time.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, com mander of Sonora's Rough Riders, was a visitor m Nosales last Sunday night, being on his way to the City of Mex ico, where he goes on combined busi- ness and pleasure trip. He will be absent from Sonora about three weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Elias of Tucson, the accomplished sister of Messers. Juan and Tom Elias, is a visitor in the city this week, the guest of Mir. and Mrs Juan Arizmendez. at their handsome new home on Terrace Avenue, where Miss Eioisa Mendez of Hermosilio is also visiting.
 This week the Kansas Produce Company received from California, carload of the largest finest Irish potatoes ever seen in Nogales. Man ager Hipwell is keeping up his reput- ation as one of the best rustlers in the country and now his potatoes are on sale Tn every retail and wholesale house in town. If you want the best ask for Hipwell's potatoes.
 Richard Brady of Tucson, senior member of the Bradv-Levin Comn.is- sion Company of Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, has this week been a visitor in Nogaies. on business with his company, which also has a branch at Tucson managed by himself. MT. Brady is one of Southern Arizona's pioneer cattle buyers and he knows a heap about live stock.
 Warren Smith, formerly of Nogales, ipW oUCCCooiuiiy ChSdSCu bhO oto- tionery business at La Cananea, So- nora, was a visitor in Nogales several days this week, having come over to visit with his mother. He drove over from the great copper camp in com- pany with Mir. Carlos Pompa, a mer- chant of that place. Warren is a bright young business man, and the success he is enjoying is well merited.
 Mir. J. T. Mcdonald, the pioneer mining man of the Gro Blanco district, who short time ago sold the Mcdonald group of gold mines situated in that district, to Col. Ferguson of Los An geles, and associates, for handsome figure, is in the city, where since he made his pile, he spends considerable of his time visiting with old friends. Mir Mcdonald is still largely interested in mining properties in the Gro Blanco district. which he is now giving his personal attention.
 Monday evening Hon. Harry K. Chenoweth, one of our successful min ing men, came up from the Ma sdalena district, where he and his brother Walter, have a splendid gold prospect, which gives; promise of becoming a good paying mine. Nothing succeeds like success, and since Mir. Chenoweth and his associates disposed of their great Cerro Prieto gold mines to the Nogales Copper Company, things have indeed been coming his way, and it would not-surprise us if one of these days he did not place another Cerro Prieto on the market at handsome figure. Harry's spirit of war fare IS great and he is always doing things.
 Manager los c. Erman of the Pro- videncia mines east of Poza, Sonora. Mexico. was in the city Monday of this week from Hermosillo. where he makes his headquarters While here he purchased a consignment of 'min- ing machinery" which he shipped to his Hermosillo office, which consisted of one letter press. While here Mr. Erman told THE VIDErTE man of recent rich strike D.ade at the Provi- dcncia, which assayed 61OO ounces silver to the ton. He is very happy on account of the strike and is con fident he and his associates have A 1 property that will give, in the near future, splendid returns on the money invested. Tuesday mornig he returned arrangements to cross his machinery" " l