The border vidette., 1903-11-07
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

MT J. h. DOdCuSt was OHOi lIOu Douglas this week.
 Mr. w. Behrendt was a visitor from Guaymas, on Sunday.
 M. F. Wright of Los Angeles, was Nogales visitor this week.
 Mr. T. A. Bray, who resides in Fl Paso, visited Negales this week.
 MT. F. J. Johnson, of Los Angeles, was here on Sunday and Monday.
 Mrs N. K. Noon is gradually re- covering from her recent severe illness.
 Mir. John Collins, of Sanford, made flying trip to the Line City Satur- day.
 Mr. J. l.. O'Brien of Tucson, came down on a business trip Saturday night.
 Charles J. Coffey, of Milwaukee, was registered at the Montezuma last Sunday.
 Major W. H. Bonsall of Los An geles, interested deeply in mines, came in on Sunday.
 Mir. A s. Mackenzie came up from Sonora Saturday evening, and remain ed several days.
 Mir E. E. BethelI was in from Washington Camp, on a business trip Sunday ana Monday.
 Messrs H. K. Chenoweth and Geo. B. Earnshaw came up from Magdalena on Monday morning.
 The tendency of both silver and cop per is still upward in price. This is most encoura ging news for Arizona
 Mir. Ed Kingen, president of the Santa Ana Mining Company. was in Hermosillo this week on mining busi- uess.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rutherford was made happy on Satur- day night by the arrival of a new member.
 Mining matters in the Gro Blanco district, are looking up. It is stated that Helvetia, near Tucson, will soon resume operations.
 Mir. H. P. Griswold. the surveyor from Magdalena, liter a stay of seve- ral days in Nogales, left for his home on Monday morning.
 MT. F. F. Cranz, president of the International Investment Company, was in Imuris and vicinity this week, engaged in mining business.
 Col. Frank Siehert and MT. Henry Wander Leck, after two days stay upon business matteIs connected with the Southwestern Commercial Com pany, left for Los Angeles on Monday morning.
 Col. Frank A. Siebert, vice-presi- dent, and Mir. Henry Wander Leck, secretary of the Southwestern Com mercial Co.,, arrived on Saturday night, and spent several days here in the in terest of their company.
 A foot ball team has been organized in Nogaler. and from present indie ations the players will put up hot game for some one. All are very enthusiastic, and will devote great deal of time to practice.
 Mr. T. H. Schuster, well known and deservedly popular all over the terri tory, came in on Saturday night, and spent several days in town. He was unusually breezy, and told very vivid ly of the "Casey Bat" in Tucson.
 Halloween was celebrated by No gales small boys. and the younger so- ciety in general. Gates and other pieces of personal property were found in out-of-the-w places. Numer- ous parties were well attended. and the night was a merry one
 Major Fred Herrera left on Monday morning with an outfit of tools, powder, and other essentials for an extended visit to his copper mines in the neigh l'orhood of Santa Ana, Sonora. His mines are giving evidence of perman ency and value which are extremely encourasi sing.
 Mir. G. M. Bernstein has accepted position with the Banco de Cananea. and left on "Wednesday morning to assume the duties of his new employ ment. He is young gentleman of ability. energy, and honor, and will doubtless give as perfect satisfaction in Cananea as he has for long time done in Nogales.
 Casey, of Tucson, the Hotel smasher, was tried on Monday for dischargiug tire arms inside the city limits of Tue son, and was sentenced to 60 days in jail, besides fine of $50 co. This is the inisdemeanOr charge against hlm. The feloney charges, which are more