The border vidette., 1903-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Thursday Mr. E. | Bethell, the Duquesne merchant and plininG man
 was n business man in town. lie put up at the Brick weod. Mrs Jaeger of the Montezumsl has ! returned from visit to Tuc-on. While she was away Mir. Iae2er man aged the big dining room. Yesterday Col. J. A. Nauele, assist ant general manager of the Sonora railroad, came up from Guaymas. He was accompanied by his fs miiy. This week Mir. Harry Smith has
 been over in the Washington rninin 2 district having the assess nent worl; done on his numerous claims, for the year 1903.
 Thursday morning Mrs. l.. D. NJ iller returned from three weeks visit wit h her mother, sister and brother. who reside on the gulf, twelve miles west of Guaymas.
 Mir Robert Shinn, who for the past year has been employed at the Hays Camp in Sonora, came mp from the south Friday morning and will lea ve for his old home in Washington, D. C., where he will spend the winter
 Captain l. w Mix was home N. couple of days this week from Hermo- sillo where he has large property in terests, being one of the owners of the big new hotel, the finest in the state He has returned soutll.
 La Francesa, g Schwob's big new store in NoGales, Sonora, Mexico, will be opened to the public next Wednes- day afternoon at ? o'clock Every body cordially invited to inspect the new store, new goods and new prices
 This morning SIr Geo NJ Ryall of Baltimore. Maryland, departed for his home. after having spent a week ir the city on business connected witi the International Mining G; Smelling Com: pany, of which he is one of the incor- peratorS.
 The International store this week received a large well assorted line of the famous "Wall1over" shoes, which Manager Carpena has placed on sale at eastern prices. The International store has the agency in Nogales for the "Walkover."
 Next Thursday evening, CThanks- givins) Brodie's Cavalry Troop. will give another of their delightful and always successful balls. Every body is given cordial wecome to attend Tickets are now being sold at the usual places. The bali will be held in the Armory.
 Early yesterday morning an ecci- dent occurred on the engine pulling the southboud passenger train, which re suited in the death of Fireman Nsrciso Martinez, and terrible injuries to En- gineer Modesto Tena Both men were caught by the escaping steam No one else was injured.
 Antonio Martinez, formerly chief of police in Nogales, Sonora, but now one of Cananea's most successful busi- ness men, is visitor in Nogales. where he has large number of friends. Martinez was one of w c. Greene's friends when the multi millionaire needed them most, and now. like all of Col. Greene's friends, is high and dry on the sunny side of Easy Street. Boys. 1t pays to be true to your friends.
 Mir. Gus Heyrnan perhaps has done more than any dozen men in Arizona, to help down liquor. For more than dozen years he has been drumming this territory for some of the largest wholesale liquor houses on the coast, and as he Is well known and deservin glv popular in every town in the south west, he sells whole lot of the red stuff wherever he gees After several days spent in Nogales. Gus left this morning for the. north.
 jhe first of the week Captain W ] Ekey, who for many years has made \o2aies his home. where for several years past he has engaged in the practice of law, departed for New Or leans. from where he will go by water to Panaua, where he says he will in the future make his home. Captain Ekey has wide circle of friends in Santa Cruz. all of whom join TIE VI prrTE in wishing him abundant sue cess wherever he may go
 "Wednesday night Col F. +. Sey- mour. president and proprietor of the Torres and PrIetas railroad, accom- panied by Mrs. Seymour. passed through Nogales en route to their win ter home at Torres. They have been spending the summer at their beauti ful Redondo home, where Mrs S and their charming dnueht ter, are very pro lninent Tn social circles It Is said Mrs Sey mour is considered the most expert lady tennis player at Redondo