The border vidette., 1903-06-27
This morning Mir. and Mrs E. E. Bethell drove over from Duuuesne.

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 This morning Tom Shannon and Mir. Stowe, two well known Santa Cruz county inning men, came in from the hills.
 E. Bine, well and favorable known here, is in town after a trip in Old Mexico in the interest of the shoe house he now represents.
 One day this week Mrs. Budge, wife of Train Master w. c. Bulge was stung on the hand by scorpion, but with no bad results.
 This morning F. F. Cranz, president of the West Mexican Coast Oil Con pany, returned from three days business trip in Sonora.
 This morning Mir. and Mrs. Jos Thompson left for Los Angeles, where Mir. Thompson will be treated by some of the best specialists in the United States. He is suffering from a cancer in the mouth.
 This nor ming R. H. Woodward, w. T. Hand, and J. w. and S. H. |. Lyon, stockholders in the Hay Con- solidated Mining, Milling & Lumber company returned from a visit to Camp Hays.
 Yesterday morning jolly party left for Rancho de Coches, the Arizona home of the Bowers Bros, members of the party were MT. Jack Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowers and Mir. and Mrs. Mcdowell. They will re- main at the ranch several months.
 Tuesday Col. J. A. Narsle, assist ant general manager of the Sonora railroad, was visitor in the City in his private car Francisco. The colo nel is constantly on the go looking after the interests of his road, which is doIng land-oifce business these days.
 Wednesday Walter Scoville, superin tendent at the mines of the Yerkes Mining and Milling company's prop critics in Sonora, came up from the south and went over to Washington camp to spend a few days with Mrs. S. Thursday night he returned to the mine.
 Dick Harrison was in town last Wednesday on his way home from Sonora where he had been on the trail of horse thieves who had stolen two fine saddle horses from his Santa Cruz ranch. He lost the trail in So- nora, few miles from the line and returned home without his horses.
 William Stoerck, the efficient and ever accommodating mixerdermist at Frank Irvine's place across the line, has this week been on the sick list. It Is said his ailment is gastric fever. TIE VIDETTE hopes Billy's recovery will be speedy and permanent. He is commission
 General Wellisch, for long time manager of the Nogales Bakery & Grocery Company of this city, has gone to San Francisco to accept lucrative and responsible position. Mir. Wellisch won his title at Morenci for valuable services rendered his country, and his many friends, all of whom are proud of him, wish him abundant success.
 Today 5000 pound rock crusher for the Porvenir de Sonora of which John Henderson is the general man ager, was passed into Sonora by San doval, the customs brokers who will ship it at once to Poza, a station on the Sonora railway. The crusher, along with a large lot of other mining equipments, was ordered by Theo. Gebler & Son of this city.
 In the case of The Greene Consoli- dated Copper Company ct. als. vs. the National Metal company, a corpor- ation, which came up in the district court last Tuesday, judgement was rendered for the plaintiffs in the sum of 1885, ,927. 10. Judge Wm. Barnes, the well known Tucson corporation lawyer, was attorney for the plaintiffs. His fee will be handsome one.
 William Inman, who for several months past has been employed at Campo Santo Nino for the Yaqui Cop per company, is in the city. having severed his connection with that com pany, to accept a more lucrative and responsible one with the Porvenir de Sonora company. Mir. Inman is one of the best machinists in the country and is valuable to a company like the one with which he is now connect. ed.
 Dr. A. A. Doherty, Nogales' pioneer dentist, now has the most elegant and best equipped dental par lors in all of Arizona. The doctor stands at the head of his profession in this territory where he has resided many years With the new and modern instruments now in his nos