The border vidette., 1903-06-06
JUNE 6. 1903.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Abner Graves of the Alma Mine near Carbo, arrived in the city this 1 Morning from Carbo.
 It is conceded that Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside is the most handsome l editor in the territory.
 On June 10th the Brady-Levin Commission company will have two nice cottages for rent. 2t.
 Tuesday morning Conductor Will iiams came up from the south where he has been on prospecting trip
 A. NJ. Austin, superintendent of the San Francisco mine out from LIano, Sonora. is registered at the l MonteZuma.
 Thursday evening pr. Ruther- ford went to Magdalena on profes- sional business. He will return next Tuesday.
 Wednesday morning Conductor Langsworthy came up from Guay- mas. after spending a week on the beach He looks fine. Mir. T. NJ. Heck, who ownes some ! valuable mining properties in Santa Cruz county, is in the city on business,
 Jim Heating, one of Santa Cruz county's best known citizens, is re- gistered at the Brickwood from Patagonia.
 Wednesday evening the South ern Pacific pay-car came in from the north loaded down with glad ness for the railroad boys at this end of the line. .
 Thursday morning the family of Postmaster Milton Bohan left for their old home near Kansas City, where they will spend the summer with relatives.
 This week Manager Fred Van Mourick of tho Sonora News com pany, received large consignment of handsome household furniture from the east for use in his Nogales residence.
 Mir. Jones of the Moss Rose, has gone to Guaymas to take tine per sonal management of his Hotel Armada restaurant, one of the best paying restaurant businesses in So nora.
 Mir. R. s. Sumner is now the proprietor of the Moss Rose restau- rant. He understands the business and will serve his customers with the best in the market at reasonable prices.
 Our old friend w. J. Neumann, the photographer, Is circula ting about town on crutches. He says the next time he goes roof-climbing he will wear spurs. He will soon have the use of his injured leg.
 Judge James B. Mix, United States deputy collector at the sub port of La Osa, sin the city spend ing his vacation with his family The judge is one of Nogales' old landmarks and everybody here is his friend.
 George Jones, the popular and efficient guardian of Uncle Sam's side of the international line, has this week been slightly indisposed. At this writing, however, "Richard is himself again." to the great de- light of his host of friends.
 Wednesday night Captain L. W. Mix, chief uf the Nogales fire de- partment and marshal of the day of our July celebration, went to Hermosillo on private business The captain is busy man these days and is constantly on the go.
 The many friends of Manager Smelling of the Sunset Telephone company, will be glad to learn that he has almost completely recovered from his recent serious illness. Can't kill good man like She'll ing. unless you do it with club.
 Joe Scott, the well known mining rsan. has returned from prospecting trip in the Cananea mountains He saw number of prospects that looked good to him, and that means they are worth taking shot at, for Joe Scott surely known good thing when he sees it.
 NJ. M. Conn of The Palace is now selling beer at cents q glass with a free lunch on the side. Surely things are coming the way Of the poor man these days. He does not have to work half so hard to keep tbe wolf from the door as he did last week.
 Captain Chas. E. Perkins cavalry troop mounted, is the pride of No gales and presented fine sight last Saturday. The boys are handsome lot and ride like Teddy RoOseveldt's Rough Riders. On the Fourth of July they will again