The border vidette., 1904-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Nu I-NduS Ol l&Oo AhSCiC, was in town yesterday.
 United States customs blanks for sale at TIE VIDETrE office
 Conductor Jack Woodman also has one on the back of his neck.
 Sabino Otero, the Tubac stockraiser and rancher, was in the city yesterday.
 A. c Lamb. the Gro Blanco mining man, is gain visitor at the county seat.
 J. w. Provard was guest at the Brickwood Wednesday from Mazda lena.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson will be at home in Nogales, Arizona, after May first.
 Al. Morgan, superintendent of the Humboldt mines in the Hal shaw dis trict, is in the city.
 Yesterday morning MT. and Mrs. William Cranz left for Cananea. They will return next week. Yesterday morning A. M. Cenard of Conard x Daniels, returned from a business trip in Sonora.
 The IIlihe Club gave another of their delightful social hopes Thursday night in Armory Hall. WANTED-To buy second hand furniture. James Cundy, Pomeroy's old shop R. R., avenue. w. A. Lining writes from New Orleans, that he is prospering and will soon return to Nogales. Tuesday w. E. Pomeroy. superin- tendent of the Yaqui Copper Company. was visitor in Tucson.
 Monday J. G. Mason of La Colo rada, was in the city shaking hands with his numerous friends.
 The Santa Cruz County Democratic Central Committee will meet next Saturday evening at o'clock.
 Tuesday E. E. Bethell. the popular Washington Camp merchant, was a business visitor at the county seat. George Weiland, the Santa Rita miner, is in from the hills for short visit with Mrs. W. and the children.
 Conductor Jack Weodrum and family have moved into the handsome Thompson home on Terrace avenue.
 Lucky" Mark Lulley of the Wander ing Jew has this week been 'doing" Tucson, where he has host of friends.
 Senator Eugene Ives member of the well known Tucson law firm of Smith x Ives. Is in the city on legal business. Wednesday morning MT. Chas- Love and family left for Chicago. where in future they make their home. Next week Mrs William Bower and | little babe boy will go to Rancho de Coches where they will spend the sum- mer.
 Rhodes, the bee man. was in town yesterday with another large consign- tnent of honey. He now has forty five stands.
 Richard Brady of the Brady-Levin Commission Company has been In the city several days. His home is in Tucson.
 This week Cyrus Marsteller. one of the best line riders in the custom ser vice, has been in Tucson on official business.
 Frank N Cox, superintendent of the Cerro Prieto gold mines, situated thirty miles from Magdalena, Sonora, is in the city.
 | Colby N. Thomas, general manager of the Nogales Copper Company, is at present in the City of Mexico. on com- pany business.
 O. K. Franklin, the mining man, is slightly under the weather. He hopes soon to get rid of lem. His numerous friends also hope so. Next Saturday Councilman J. c. Gates and County Recorder Phil Herold will attend another delightful dance at Harshaw.
 This week John Brick wood, ST., re- ceived a beautiful native copper speci- men from his son John, Jr., who is out at the Old Soldier mine.
 R. O. Brown. book-keeper and cashier for the Nogales Copper Com pany, returned Thursday morning from the Cerro Prieto mines.
 Wednesday Supervisor Henry Har- mon of Washington Camp was busi- ness visitor at the county seat. He returned home the same day.
 Col. J. A. Naugle, assistant general manager of the Sonora end of the Southern Pacific, has gone to the City of Mexico on official business.
 Richard Hnlke, who is now making agdalena his headquarters, being successfully engaged in business at that place, has returned to Ma gdalena.
 Mayor F. F. Cranz returned Tuesday evening from Douglas, where he had been on business connected with the