The border vidette., 1904-07-30
JULY 30, 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

W WANTED-A plahO- W III rent Oy week or month. Address or call at VIDETTE office. If.
 F. w. Hill, deputy United States marshal was in NoeaIes several days this week on official business.
 Furnished rooms for light house keeping. at The Daniels, formerly known as The Sanitarium. If. Judge Ben Goodrich, the we'll known lawyer of Tombstone, was business visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week
 FoR sALE-Three room house with large lot and well in the only residence part of Nogales- Addres TIE BORDER VIDETTE
 Henry Levin and Alex. Joffroy, the custom brokers of this place, have this week been business visitors at Cana nea, Sonora.
 Collector of customs Edwin Baker Is making his semi annual tour of in spection of the different sub ports Tn this district.
 Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel and his Private Secretary, NJ. B. Morrissey were business visitors at the county seat yesterday.
 E. P. Valentine, special agent of the treasury department, with head quarters at Fl Paso, Texas, was in No gales, Thursday.
 FOR Marsh will sell while they last l I, Iron AK, California Stake rack Bed, "MITcHEL" Wagons for SlOO co Cash. If.
 FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room with private family. Bath con nectiou. Good neighborhood. En- quire at VIDELTE office.
 Wednesday S P. Agent Jordan and U. s Consul Morawetz enjoyed a fine days sport in Sonora. The gen tlemen bagged fifty birds
 Thursday night l.. B. Fleischer of the Boston Stores returned from visit to Cananea where he had been to inspect the branch at that place. HoUsEs no RENT-Furnished or un furnished. Apply to P. B. Torres, Centinela de la FrOntera saloon oppo- office. If.
 NJ. A. Newman of San Francisco, interested in Sonora mining properties, arrived from the coast Thursday even ing. The gentleman is on his way to Sonora.
 Assistant General Manager J. A. Naugle of the Sonora railway, has gone to San Francisco in his private car "Francisco." He Is accompanied by his family.
 FOR SALE, CHEAP-LOt in Nogales, 335 feet fronting on Railway avenue, between Peck's stables and Pomeroy's blacksmith shop. Address THE BoR- DER VIDETrE office. tf
 Friday Captain L. w Mix and Mir Ed. Titcornb departed for Los Angeles and other points on the coast where they will spend several weeks enjoying the delights of the sea and surround ing country.
 Bracey Curtis, cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, who is spending his summer vacation in the east Boston and other i'm mportant points, including the Worlds Fair will return home next week.
 July Z0tn Sne uncupaCtVe Will or Joaquina Moore, deceased, was ad- mitted to probate in the probrate court of Santa Cruz county. The bene- ficiary is Miss Teresita Irigoyen of Guaynas, most estimable young lady.
 Mir Reud will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church next Sun day at the usual hours. The topic for the morning sermon will be, Gods Work in Nature" The evening ser vice will begin at 7:3O p. m., with a period of song.
 Richard Reynolds, one of the best known U. $. customs inspectors in this district, will leave for the coast next week where he will remain a month enjoying his summer vacation. much of his time will be spent at San Mateo, the home of his mother.
 Mir Ygnacic Bonillas and her charm ing daughter Miss Lola, have gone to San Jose, California, where Mrs. Bo- nillas will remain several weeks Miss Lola, will when the fall terms opens, re-enter Notre Dame College where, 1t Is said, she will graduate next year.
 William V. O'Daly, superintendent of f'El Tigre" mines situated in the Moctezuma district, owned by the Lucky Tigrc Mining Company, was in No3ales Thursday night enroute to his ranch home near Imuris. Sonora,