The border vidette., 1904-06-04
LOCAL ITEMS.


 making his headquarters ct Mazda lena, Sonora, Is at the Brickwood.
 H. Gordon Glore, the metallurgist. has returned from an extended trip in Sonora, where he had been on pro fessional business.
 FOR Marsh will sell while they last | !, Iron AK, California Stake-rack Bed, "MrrCHEL" Wagons for SlOO co Cash. If.
 Dennis Coughlin and Hon. NJ. NJ. Trickey, two well known Washington Camp mining men. were visitors in Nogales yesterday
 The Los Angeles passenger train No. :, west bound, passes Benson at 3:27 a. m., and the Fl Paso passenger, No. 3, eastbound, passes Benson al S:Ol P. m.
 Captain J. D. Milton, now Chinese inspector with headquarters at this place has returned from an extended trip in the country in tbe interest of the United States.
 Ed. Wheeler, the well known capital ist, has returned from business trip to Lower California. Some of Mir. Wheeler's friends are trying to induce him to go into the poultry business.
 Manager Chas. Adams of the Her rnosa mines in the Harshaw district, was here yesterday. A force of men are employed at the mine and work on the mill is progressing in very satis- factory manner.
 Mrs. A. M Conard has returned from a short visit with relatives in Guaymas. Mir and Mrs. Conard will shortly go east for a month or so. They will visit the big fair at St Louis before returning hone.
 A. G. Pace, manager of the big company store at Minas Prietas, So- nora. was in the city Wednesday. He left Thursday morning for Denver, Colorado. where he expected to tran sact some mining business.
 Harry Hay, ex-book keeper of the defunct International bank, came up from Sonora Wednesday morning. When asked by a VIDETTE man where he had been, he said ninety miles from Nogales in the state of Sonora.
 Attorney Chas Bustamaute has opened offices next the Nogales Water Company's offices on Morley avenue. l wish him abundant success in the practice of his profession in Santa Cruz county.
 Wednesday morning Mir. l.. B. Fleischer, proprietor of the Boston Stores, was a northbound passenger en route to La Cananea, Sonora, Mex ico, where he has big branch store. Mir. Ernest Fleischer is manager of the Cananea branch.
 Sunday night Joe Thompson, Jr., arrived home from the Worlds Fair mine, in the Harshaw district. where for several months past he has been in tke employ of the London G lasgow Mining Company. .Joe's many friends here are always glad to see him.
 Mrs. George Parker, wife. of the well known mining man who for the past six months has been employed by the Ruby Gold Mining Company of which Col. George w. Grove is consulting engineer. has returned from the mines which are situated near Ortiz, Sonora.
 sLucky" Mark Lulley of the Joplin mine in the Santa Rita, left yesterday morning for the mine He was ac- companied by Mir. Evans, the Oasis business manager. MT. Lulley says a recent cave in discovered a new strike of good ore, the extent of which will be investigated on his present trip to the property.
 Mrs E. E. Bethell of Washington Camp, departed Monday morning for Harris burg, West Virginia, where she will visit several months with relatives, home in the early fall Dur ing her absent Mir Bethel will become an active member of the Nogales Sum mer Widowers, which popular organ ization is dai'y growing in numbers.
 Thursday night Mir. l.. B. Fleis- cher, proprietor of the Boston Stores, l returned from flying business to La Cananea, Sonora, where one of his | branches are located. The others are at Hermosillo and Guaymas. Mir. i Fleischer was only in the big copper camp two hours, long enough to tran sact the business which called him there.
 Yesterday morning Geo. Gross, the well known mining man of Mowry, | was in the city on private busines He reports considerable activity at the old | Mowry under the able general man a cement of MT. Curtis, an old anei ex- perienced mining man. He says the | report published in a number of terri | torial papers recently to the effect that | work had been suspended at the mine, was false. Mir Gross thinks the T.