The border vidette., 1903-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 tine Line City.

Major and Mrs. Fred Herrera have recently received an elegant pneumatic tire buggy. It is beauty.
 L. w. Jimmie of the Jimmie Fruit company, accompanied by his wife has gone to the Coast on pleasure trip.
 Dr. A. A. Doherty, the veteran dentist, has gone to California on a combined business and pleasure trip
 This week TIE VIDETrE received another new consignment of up to- date job fonts of type. All paid for too.
 When getting up in the morning for bracer drink Marigold, and don't forget night cap at The Arcade bar.
 Last Sunday County Treasurer and at tine Acevedo Lake on the Santa Cruz river.
 Judge R D George has one of the prettiest little country homes in all of Arizona. Especially at this season of the year is it beautiful.
 Miss Antonia Chapin, the beautiful daughter of Mrs. Judge NJ. M. Trickey with her mother and the judge regist- cred at the Bric<wood Monday of this week.
 Fred Becker is back from his visit to Naco and Douglas. He expresses himself pleased with the towns visited, but says Nogales is plenty good enough for him.
 Sunday last D A Richardson and wife accompanied by Mrs. F N Cox drove out to Proto's ranch for days outing. They report having had a delightful time.
 Manager Noon of the "Diamond NJ teaH says he has $50. good money, that says his team can beat the Hua- chuca nine Here is chance for some real sport.
 Mine Host and Mrs. Jaeger have just cause to feel proud of their new Monte zuma. When completed there will Le nothing in Southern Arizona quite up to the Montezuma.
 Monday morning Hon. H. K. Chenoweth and the children, came up from Magdalena. Mir. Chencweth is the owner of some valuable gold prospects in the Magdalena district.
 Artist Nelson is responsible for the handsome and artistic appearance of Lulley's new Senate" Mir. Lulley has spent great deal of money in putting his white house in order to receive the Senate.
 Tuesday Supervisor Henry Harmon, | who had been here to attend an ad- journed meeting of the board held Monday afternoon, accompanied by Chas. Wilson, the freighter, returned to Washington Camp.
 Lyman Hall, the young attorney at-law, who has been in Nogales several months will shortly go to Tucson to practice law. Mr. Hall is a bright young man and he ought to make a success anywhere. TIE VIDETTE wishes him luck.
 Tuesday A. $. Benedict, one of Santa Cruz countys enterprising and successful ranchers, was business | visitor at the county seat and wei come visitor at THE VIDETrE office Albert says the Benedict-Egan water scrap has slightly dishgured him, but he is still in the ring with good health and full of fight.
 Monday Joe Good, for a number of years connected with the Pride of the West mines at Washington, but re- gently at Plcacho, California, arrived in Nogales. Joe has number of valuable claims in the Washington dis trict that will now receive his undivi d. ed attention. His many friends will be glad to learn of his return to Santa Cruz county.
 Monday Ex- United States Marshal Ben. F. Daniels went to Williams to meet President Roosevelt. Marshal Daniels and the President are warm personal friends, the marshal having saved the presidents life several years ago in Colorado. The marshal will accompany the presidential party to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. TIE VIDETTE wishes Ben and his old colonel a pleasant trip.
 Monday morning Mr. Charley Dougherty, prominent mining broker of Denver, Colorado, who has been down in the Magdalena district to look after his mining interests, returned from the south and registered at the MonteNuma hotel Tuesday morning the gentleman continued on north. Twelve years ago when the editor of | TIE BORDER VIDETTE was publishing the "Oil Refiner" at Florence, Colo rado, for Col. Geo. West and Jim Work, he and Charley were intimate l