The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-02-20
FEBRUARY 20. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.


sale at The VIDErrE office.
T. J. Turner and j. G. Glissan arr
now running the Line City Meat
Market.
Harry Barnett, general mana ger oil
the Happy Jack Mining Company, i,
in the city.
Mr. George d. Gross, the well known
mining man from Mowry, spent yes
terday at the county seat
This week Nogales has been visited
by J. Murray Bailey, a prominent
St. Andrews Church.-Don't forget
the Episcopal church services on Sun
day at 1 n. M, and at 7:3O p. m.
Daniel Bandman's orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for the
ball to be given on the 22nd in the
Masonic Hall.
Hon. Colin Cameron of LochieI was
business visitor in Nogales, being ac-
companied by NJ. Il. Morrisey, his Pri-
vate secretary.
Attention is called to the articles of
Incorporation of the Telluride Gold
Mining Company which appear i'll to-
days V1DETTE
Editor Teddy Healy of the Times is
now in Sonora in the interest of his
interesting little daily. Here's hopeipg
he'll get the money.
Thursday Captain L. w. Mix came
up from Hermosillo. where he has been
for week past looking after his OK
tensive business interests.
A telegram has been received in No
gales announcing the capture of Burt
Alvord, near Naco. He was wounded
first. Stiles made his escape.
Yesterday morning Mr.. w. E. Han
non, auditor Tor the Hays Consolidated
Mining, Milling IL Lumber Company
accompanied by his family, departed
for Chicago.
Frank Olsen. one of the original
owners of the Pride of the West mines
at Washington Camp, is a visitor in
the city. Frank says he expects soon
to sell another mine.
George Howard, after a couple of
weeks absence from Nogales On pleas
ure bent, will in a day or two return
home. George is good fellow and
his numerous friends will give him
warm welcome.
Thursday evening Mrs. George b.
Marsh returned from Los Angeles.
where for several weeks she has been
for the benefit of her health. MIR.
Marsh went to Tucson to meet and
accompany his wife home.
The Los Angeles Mining Review,
one of our most valued exchanges, last
week contained nearly a column notes
from Nogales" taken from The BORDER
VIDETTE, withou. credit. We don't
fame 'em neither do we bear 'em
malace.
Regular services at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow conducted by
the pastor. Those attending the ser
vices confess strong interest in the
practical topics discussed, enjoy the
comfortable seating and cheerful
atmosphere.
Miss Sparks, the charming travelling
''Sunset" magazine, is a guest at the
Brickwood. The lady is a splendid
hustler and is booking" many sub
ing magazine.
DIR. Schell, the well known eye
specialist of Tucson, who has been
making regular professional visits to
Nogales during the past years will
be here in about weeks. The doctors
success in the past should bespeak for
him liberal patronage Ola each visit.
Wednesday morning Mrs. DIR.
Shumway returned home from Her
mosillo, Sonora, where she had been
with Mrs. George B. Earnshaw, to
witness the carnival. Mrs. Earnshaw
at the capital city with Mr..
Earnsh NV, who is "a business visitor at
that place.
District Attorney Frank J. Duffy
returned Wednesday morning from
Hermosillo where he had been on
legal business. While at the capital
city he was a guest at the New Ar
cadia, which he says is elegant and
up to date in every respect. The new
hotel is being we'll patronized.
Judge Bradshaw, G. Y Delay,
Fred. Bachman, and o. b. Lefur-
gey, four California mining men, have
been guests at the Montezuma hotel.
he gentleman are here in search of
mining properties. They are being
about by MIR. CASTOR
Sch wab of the Boston Stores.
money lack if not satisfied in 80
days trial. this is the offer made by
DIR. Schell of Tucson, Arizona's lead
two weeks and will give expert eye