The border vidette., 1903-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

spent the day in town.
 The "Man in White is the most talked of chap in town.
 The train from the south was about three hours late Tuesday morning.
 "Lucky" Mark Lulley came in from his Santa Rita mines the first of the week.
 Tuesday morning Mrs. Richard Halke was north bound passenger en route to California.
 Sunday F E Murray, superintend ent of the Zubiate mines, was a visitor in the Line City.
 L Lulley is fixing up new and hand some quarters between the Boston Clothing House and The Palace.
 A. Wesley Patton of Los An geIes, brother of "lloc," Patton, the mining man has this week been a visitor in Nogales.
 Fred Becker and Frank Moreno have gone to Naco and Douglas on a business visit. They went overland in private conveyance.
 Monday morning Mrs. Captain L w Mix and the children came up from Hermosillo to spend the sumWer at their Nogales home. Ernest J. Oshar, specialist in ento- mology, was among the arrivals in No gales the forepart of the week. The gentleman home js in Denver, Colo rado.
 Tuesday mor ming Mir. Harry Smith, the mining man, rode over to the Washington district, where he is in terested in some valuable mining prop critics.
 Monday evening Colby N Thomas, general manager, and Frank J. Duffy, attorney for the Nogales Copper com pany. went to Hermosillo, on business for their company.
 Albert Behan, formerly in the service of the government aU this port, now engaged in the cattle business, was visitor in Nogales this week. He makes his home at Yuma.
 Jerry Sheehy. the prosperous young Washington stockraiser, was in No gales Tuesday and paid THE VIDETTE office a pleasant visit. Jerry says things are coming his way these days
 Next month the family of Charley Miles of the Monte Carlo, will remove from PhoenIX to Noeales where they will in future make their home. That's the reason Charley is wearing broad smile these days.
 Tuesday morning T. A. Woods, Wells Fargo S Company's route agent, accompanied Dy his family came up from Guaymas and spend the day ir Nogales. Wednesday morning they left for their home in Tucson.
 Tuesday evening Collector Baker returned home from Benson, accom- panied by his mother whom he had gone to meet. The good ladys home is in Washington, D. c. She will spend the summer in Nogales with her son.
 Sunday morning Colonel F H Sey- mour, president and proprietor of the Torres x Prietas railway, passed through Nogales, en route to Redondo Beach, California, to spend the sum- mer The colonel was accompanied by his family.
 A letter was received in Nogales Wednesday announcing the death of Mrs. Etta Butcher formerly of this city. Death occurred in Los Angeles April 23rd. Just about a year ago Mr. Butcher died in that city. Two little girls are left orphans
 F. A. Childs, M. D., specialist in chronic diseases, is at the Brickwood hotel, where he has pleasant offices. The doctor Is member of the Dr. Childs Staff of Physicians and surgeons of San Francisco, and comes to No gales well recommended. He gives consultation free.
 Many of Fred Heyne's old friends here in Nogales had about concluded Fred had forgotten them Not SD, happy-go-lucky Fred is not built that way. When he does remember them however, they dc not soon forget the remembrance. The other day he sent Oscar Gebler a sketch from life which is work of art and greatly prized by the lucky recipient, who is passing it around among his friends
 Last Saturday Geo H. Brooks, a we'll known Santa Cruz county mining man, was a visitor in Nogales from Washington Camp, where he makes | his headquarters. Mir. Brooks is the | owner of number of very fine copper properties over in San Antonio Pass, i