The border vidette., 1903-11-21
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

been greatly Improved and beautlheo by Artist Harry Pelton.
 Mark Smith, owner of the Cananea Herald, is in the city. Since coming to NogaIes Mark has greatly improved in health, and is now feeling splendid
 Harry l. Vaughan, general superin. tendent of the Arizona Gold * Copper Company's properties over at Salei Q, was business visitor at the county seat Wednesday,, in the interest of his company.
 Sunday night Mrs Nj. c. Spires, and little Miss Zelma, arrived in town to spend the winter with Mir. Spires, who is now successfully engaged in business here Mrs. Spires and little Zelma have been visiting relatives in 1 Tucson.
 Judge NJ. Marsteller, deputy collector of customs for the United States at La Osa, has this week been visiting in the city with his family. While La Osa is very much out of the world, socially. the judge says it is not a bad place to live
 fNIr. Albert Lee. an experienced and reliable shoemaker and harness re- pairer. has opened shop in the rear of Jack Gates Parlor saloon, where he will be pleased to take orders for work which he guarantees to be first-class in every respect.
 Mir. C.. K. Fisher, the we'll known Tucson life insurance agent, who is | interested in some good Santa Cruz county mining properties, has this week been a business visitor in the city. MT. Fishers many friends would like to see him make a stake. "Wednesday morning Mir. A. M. COnard, the mining man, left overland for the Cananea mountains, to inspect a number of copper prospects owned by himself and associates. The pros poets are said to be very good and the of them. We wish Al abundant sue cess.
 Ramon Elias, brother of Mir Juan Elias, one of Santa Cruz county's most prosperous young stockraisers. has this week been in the city from Magdalena, where he IS enga ged in business. The young man came up to the Line Cities to meet and visit with his brother. who was here on business, connected with his big ranch, part of which is in Pima and part in this county,
 Chaplain O. J. Nave of the United States army, has this week been a visitor in Noge les, where he has many friends all of whom are glad to see him back. The chaplain is father of United States District Attorney Fred S. Nave, and recently returned from the Philippine Islands, where he was stationed with the army The gentleman is looking splendid, being the picture of health,
 Col. Willis P Harlow, president and general manager of the Yaqui Copper Company is now at Campo Santo Niho. having been in Nogales last Saturday night on his way south Walter McCurdy, now in jail in Her mosillo, where he has been since last March. it is said will be free man on the 27th day of next January. Nc Curdy was Harlow's private secretary and no doubt he will very much regret his inability to see his old employer
 Manager L. Ephraim of the NogaIes " dtcT VIII lCRNc next month for New York City. where if all re- ports are true, he will make the final arrangements to lead better life The name of the lady who has con- sented to become his partner for life, has not been learned, but it is said she is beautiful and highly accomplished courtrywoman of our worthy and greatly respected citizen. who will shortly arrive in New York from the continent. Mir Ephrain, THE VI- DETTE and a host of friends extend hearty congratulations.
 Floyd B. Wilson, the New York lawyer who is president and general manager of the Arizona Gold X Copper Company, of which Harry L. Vaughn Is general superintendent, arrived in the city Monday night to inspect the many properties in Santa Cruz county and Sonora in which his company is interested. From here MT Floyd will go to the mines in Sonora, which are owned by the Rubi Mining and Mill ing Company, of which he is president and Geo. w. Grove general manager. Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of this city, re- gently constructed mill for the Rubi company which is said to be frst-class in every respect.