The border vidette., 1903-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
It is rumored that Nogales is to have another National bank.

l Charles Muller Is one of the most hand some and convenient in the city.
 Yesterday Hon. R Farrell, chair
 man of the board of supervisors. was a
 business visitor at the county seat from { Pata gonia, his home
 After several weeks absence from the city Mir. Arthur Noon is again at home with his father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Noon.
 Last evening Mir and Mrs L. F. Swain entertained a number of friends in most delightful manner at their | pleasant home on Elm street.
 This week Con O'Keefe and w. E.
 Deity have been business visitors at Tucson and Phoenix. Last week they | were at Minas Prictas.
 The grand ball given last night by Mine Host and Hostess Jaeger of the Montezuma, was the crown ing social event of the season.
 The many friends of County Treas urer Geo. B. Marsh's estimable wife will | e plea sed to learn that she is recovering from a recent sick spell.
 Henry Lawrence, mining man operating in the Sahuaripa district, Sonora. after seversl days spent in the Line Cities, returned south last night
 H. Gordon Glore. the well known metellurgist. Is again in the city after a visit to Sonora, where he had been to examine and expert on some min ing properties.
 This week Frank Irvine has greatly improved his place of business by add ing a nice pleasant club room to his little resort for the use of his many friends and patrons.
 Andy Barthleth. the we'll known mill man. has returned home from So- nors$ Mexico, where he has some very valuable properties which are now re- ceiving his personal atten ton.
 "Bud" Spires. who takes delight in giving his friends a run for their money, says Noynles is n good place in which to do business. Thursday night he was busy man raking in the mon.
 Tuesday "Dad" Clark went out to look at his new goat ranch, which is about five miles west of Nogales. Any one having good goats for sale should correspond with Clark He wants lem.
 Geo. P. Jones, one of "Uncle Sam's efficient customs guards. is all 'tswelled up." He has hada attack of rheumatism, which has settled in one of his legs. Hope he'll soon get rid Of it.
 Mir. A. Sandoval of the firm of P. Sandoval It Co. Nogales, Sonora, Mex ico, after prolonged business visit to the City of Mexico, has returned home He reports his trip both pleasant and profitable.
 Dr. A. s. Russell, after severel days spent in Nogales with old friends, re- turned to the Klondike mines Wednes- day night. The doctor has greatly i'm proved in health since going south and says he never felt better. He surely locks it.
 Capt c B. Kelton, well and favor ably known in Nogales and Santa Cruz county after two months spent in Chicago and other eastern points, has returned to his Tucson home. The captains many friends will be glad to see him back.
 The board of supervisors last week accepted the bid of r. F. Rodriguez for furnishing the ceilings in the new court house. As soon as the ceilings are completed and water connection made, the new building will be occupied by the county officers.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer, the Hermoslllo merchant, is Tn the city. He Is slightly in disposed and came up to Nogales to enjoy our fine climate and receive medical attention from our eminent physicians. He is now on the high road to recovery.
 Mir. IT M. C:agett, one of the own CTS of the copper gold mines situted thirty miles west of Llano, Sonora, Mexico, of which Peter Johnson is ge- neral manager, was a visitor in Noga- les the forepart of the week. He re. eistered nt the Montezuma from So nora.
 Mir. Ed l.. Shaw, the well known San Francisco tra aveling representative formerly agent in Arizona for the San Antonio Brewry Association. was n business visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. Ed. is one of the best | a austlers on the road.
 Charley Muller. the building con tractor of this city, who for veral l weeks past. has been down at the prop | critics of the Ruby Mining Company. | (