The border vidette., 1903-12-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

| JOnn r. bOWHaD, CHe Ouiiuln. contractor, is visiting in Los Angeles with his family.
 After receiving the grand jury final report Judge Davis adjourned court until January 4th, 1904.
 Frank Mains Monte Carlo presents handsome appearance dressed 1T holiday attire. Frank generally gets the money.
 This week Miss Alice Swain spent a couple of days at the pleasant ranch home of Supervisor and Mrs. James A. Harrison.
 Pat J. Sheehy, who has been here serving on the grand jury, returned home Thursday to spend Christmas with his folks.
 Pete Torres has gone to Guaymas to attend the big festas. His mission is of a financial nature. We hope he'll get the money.
 George Weiland, the mining man, has returned from his prospects in the Harshaw district, to spend the holi- days with his family. All customers will please come in | and register theIr guesses on the prize contest next week, before Jan. 1st. E. J. Pellegrin, the .Jeweler.
 MI. William B. Perry, one of the pioneer mining men of Gro Blanco. has this week been in the city, being a member of the grand jury.
 Thank you for your liberal patron age for Christmas. I wish you all most Happy and Prosperous New Year. E. J. Pellegrin, the Jeweler. The turkey and goose raffle at the big crowd. Many of the boys got fine bird for 25 cents throw.
 At all the churches in Nogales Cristmas Day was observed with ap propriate services. all of which were well attended and greatly appreciated
 Mir. Harry Smith, who ownes some very valua ole mining properties in the Washingt on district, came home Thursday to spend Christmas with his family.
 This morning there was a directors meeting of the Cerro Azul Mining Company. It was held in the office of Secretary and Treasurer William I,Schuchmann.
 A SdInDle OI ITCH SllVeT-l6au ore from the recent new strike at the Jose rhine mine in the Harshaw district, is on exhibition in TIE VIDET1E office It is beauty.
 The three mile horse race in Noga- les, Sonora, yesterday afternoon, was well attended and considerable cash changed hands The Rochin horse was an easy winner.
 Hon. R. R. Richardson of Patago- mia, after several days spent in the city on court business, has returned home to spend the holidays. He will return when court convenes.
 Mir. Dan Johnson is now interested in the financial end of the Arcade, Mir Richard Halke's popular little resort. Dan has host of friends, all of whom wish him good lnck. The handsome new residence of Mr. Charley Muller on North Sonoita Avenue, is for sale. Any one desiring a pleasant home at a reasonable price will do well to call on Mir. Miller
 As usual the calanders for 1904, selected by Mine Host John T. Brick wood of the Brickwood House, are U. HE VIDETTE acknowledges the receipt of one.
 "Wednesday of this week Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo' ore buyer was a visitor in the line city. He was accompanied by Mrs. WanIess and the children. They returned home the same day.
 Mr. Crocumb, the well known and popular hotel keeper of Patagonia, was in attendance at district court as grand juror. Nat has many friends in Nogales, all of whom give him a warm reception when he comes to town
 Mir. Rodolfo Vasquez. owner of the ''La Verde" and San Francisco" group of mines, situated in the district of Altar, forty miles west of Magdalena, has completed arrangement to de velop his valuable properties on big scale.
 F. E. Murray, general superin- tendent of the Zubiate mines in So- nora, arrived iii Noeales yesterday morning from the south and spent the | day in the city, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. l.. F. Swain. He returned to tine mines last night.
 Mr. !. J. Sullivan, a well known and | successful mining man, who for some | time past has been operating in So- | nora is in the city for the holidays i