The border vidette., 1903-08-22
AUGUST 22, 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS.

The best recommendation any man can have is that he pays his bills when he can.
 O. L. Fountain of the NJ. K. T. railroad was business visitor in the city Thursday.
 This week Collector of Customs Baker of this port has been business visitor in Fl Paso
 Tom Wylie, the efficient store keeper at Campo Santo Nino, is home on a vacation.
 Typewriting, copying and ac- counting. H. T. Sander. Sonora News Co.,, Nogales. If.
 District Attorney Frank J. Duffy is very busy man these days, doing legal work for mining interpretations.
 When getting up in the morning, for bracer drink Marigold, and don't forget night capat The Arcade bar.
 Wednesday Mrs. Manuel Mascare- mas, Jr., and her two lovely little girls spent the day in town from the Buena Vista ranch.
 Wednesday Mrs. Captain Hathaway registered at the Montezuma from LochieI, as did also Miss Hills from Rancho Bellotal.
 Wednesday Hon. and Mrs. M NJ. Trickey, accompanied by their little daughter, were visitors in Nogales from Washington camp.
 This morning Bernard Granville's safe was sold by the sheriff. Cashier Bracy Curtis of the Sandoval National Bank was the purchaser.
 If you have real estate of any kind to sell or lease, or want to buy property, see H. T. Sander. Office Sonora News Co. If.
 MT. J. w. Keen, the we'll know railroad man connected with the So- nora road at Guaymay, was guest at the Montezuma Wednesday.
 The many friends of Pat Hannah, the O k livery stable man, will be pleased to learn that he has about recovered from his recent serious illness.
 Mrs. Manuel MascareIrs, Sr., is visiting at the Buena Vista ranch with the family of her son Manuel, Jr, who is now managing that valuable prop erty.
 Fred Becker, one of Nogales' old timers, has again returned to make his home here. Fred says there is no place quite like the little burg on the border.
 Parties in from the Gro Blanco mining district report unusual activity in that district, due to the many deals in mining properties recently consum- mated.
 Hon. R. R. Richardson, w. E. Bloxton and James Bloxton of Patagonia, are today visitors in Nogales where they all have many friends.
 We are pleased to report the arrival at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Noon, of sweet girl baby. Mother and little one reported doing nicely, and all the Moons are happy.
 Thursday evening Col. W. O. Greene and Gov Isabal of Sonora. passed south in Col. Greene's private car "Oceanic." The distinguished party were on their way to Hermosillo.
 Typewriting - from dictation or copy. Finished drafts made from rough notes in mining or legal work. E, w. Amsden, district attorneys s office, phone 35l, after hours If.
 This week Theo. Gebler & Son, the hardware dealers, made a 5000 gallon tank for Col. Kosterlitky. It will be shipped to Magdalena were the colonel is building handsome new residence.
 Tuesday Mir. Henry Ohm, one of Calabasas' well-to-do ranchers, was. a business visitor at the county seat. Like the rest of our country brethern, he looked happy as result of the recent fine rains.
 Tuesday Dr. II. w. Purdy went over to Washington camp on profes- sional business He was accompanied by Mrs. Purdy's Miss Isabel Car Eenter. They returned to Nagales the same evening.
 Ed. W. Jones has resigned his posi- ton at The Parlor and gone to Sonora on prospecting trip. Ed. is first class machinist and he also knows heaps about mining. We wish him all sorts of good luck.
 Tuesday Richard Brady of the Brady Levin Commission company, after several days spent in Sonora, returned north on his way to Tucson. Mir. Brady is one of Arizona's most prominent cattle buyers.
 Mr. Ezra Norris is organizing a brass bard and as he makes a success of everything he attempts, Nogales will soon have band of it's own. TIE VIDETTE wishes Mr. Norris and the members of his band success