The border vidette., 1903-05-16
MAY Is, 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS.

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 Iaeger's Zoo is becoming the at traction of Nogales. No admittance is charged.
 Monday and Tuesday Hon. NJ. M Trickey was 8 business visitor in Tucson.
 Thursday Carl Woulf and Frank Monnion, left for Sonora on pros pecting trip.
 Bud Spires. formerly at the Monte Carlo is now engaged in business at Tucson
 Col. Allen T. Bird of the Oasis has returned from a successful busi- ness trip in Sonora.
 The Brady Levin Commission com pany has the only real insurance office in this section of the country.
 Paul $. Sprecher expects to go to Kansas City. Mo, the first of next week to spend hls vacation.
 Capt. k H. Reynolds of the GUS toms service says his health is much better since coming to Nogales. The Marsh Lumber company are building upa nice business. Com petition is surely the life of trade.
 Tuesday morning Mir. John Dessart, president of the Interna- tional bank, went to Los Angeles, on business.
 Henry Ohm who has the busi- ness of ranching down fine, was in the city Thursday from his Gala basas ranch.
 John Henderson, general manager of the Coast Line Copper company is in Sonora looking after his ex.ensive mining interests.
 Thursday G. k. Dyer, the min ing engineer and his efficient secre- tary returned from a trip to the mines with Mark Lully.
 When it comes to pa sing goods across the line in q hurry the Brady Levin Commission companv of Custom House Brokers cannot be beaten.
 Wednesday l. Lulley moved his Senate into the white house where he is now giving his numerous friends the glad hand of welcome.
 The many friends of Harry and Mrs. Wanda will be pleased to learn that they are making a great success of their Merchants Cafe at Tucson.
 George Weiland, one of the lucky original owners of the Jefferson mines was in town Monday from Ben Daniels mine, where he has big cantract.
 Mrs. McClana han, the good wife of Deputy Sheriff J. B. McClana- han, is in the city from Gro Blanco on a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Noon.
 Monday the Marsh Lumber com pany will commence moulding brick. Their kiln is this side of the foundry on the property recently purchased from A. Bachalier.
 W. w. Flewelling, formerly of the U. $. Customs service at this port arrived in the city yesterday morning. The gentleman ownes some valuable real estate in the Line City.
 Last Sunday at Tucson the Fort Grant ball team defeated the Tue son Grays by score of 9 to ?. It was one of the best games ever witnessed in the old pueblo.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by Wm. F. Lloyd, manager of the Southwest Printers Supply. The gentleman is q good salesman and booked several orders while here.
 The Brady-Levin Commission com pany is opening another large door in 1 the front of its office and when the work is completed will probably have the coolest and airiest office in town.
 Dr. NJ A Bartleson Is fixing up elegant offices in the T. F. Brown building formerly occupied by The Senate. When completed the docto r will have the most pleasant quarters in Nogales.
 Next month Mrs. Vim. Schuck- mann, and their bright little i daughter Elsa, will go to Mrs. Schuckmann's old home in Mil 1 waukee, Wisconsin, to spend a couple months with relatives.
 Tuesday night Mr. w Iberri, one of Guay mas, wealthy merchants, arriv- cd in Negales from a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip to San Francis CO. He spent "Wednesday in the city, continuing on to the bay city We'd nesday night.
 Monday night Nogales was visited by MT. w. S. Miller of Millerstown, Penn. Tuesday morning the gen tleman returned north. Mir. Miller