The border vidette., 1904-01-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ed. Holden was Tn town yesterday
 from Orc Blanco.
 MT. William Marleau is reported a
 very sick san. He is confined to his
 home on Elm street.
 The family of MT. W. Citizens i'
 now comfortably located in the hand
 some Charley Muller residence.
 Mrs. Charley Muller has gone to
 California on a visit. Charley will
 now have to rough it until his gooo
 wife returns.
 Services will be held at the St Andrews church tomorrow at II A
 NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ. All are cordially
 invited to attend.
 Warren Smith, one of La Cananea' $
 prosperous business men, is in the city. He is brother of Marcos Smith, owner of the Cananea Herald.
 "Circumstantial Evidence at the Opera House tonight will draw a large crowd. Just at this time and place the Drama ought to get the money.
 District Attorney Frank J. Duffy for several days past has been il very sick man. He is con fined to his bed but his physician hopes soon to have him out again.
 Attorney Walter Savage of Patago mia, Jerry Sheehy's attorney, is in the city Tn the interest of his client, who shot and killed Richard Harrison on January 18th.
 U. $. Customs Inspector George Jones, who has been on the sick list a couple of weeks, will be able to resume his duries on the line next week, to the great delight of his numerous friends
 Mir. L. Wolf, the well known Guaymas merchant, was visitor in Nogales Thursday. The gentleman returned a short time ago from a pleasure trip to Europe and is looking splendid.
 Night Watchman Dave Saunders, after a serious attack of pneumonia, is locomotive engineer, has for two weeks been with him. The young man is i'll Texas.
 Mir. Lafayette Stradling, for number of years a resident of Tucson, is now night master of ceremonies at The Palace, position he is well qualified to fill with honor to himself and credit to MT. Conn's popular 
 A letter from the Cerro Azul mines in the Magdalena district, announces work progressing in most satisfactory manner, under the supervision of Mir. Ed. w. Jones of Mesa City. Good shipping gold ore is now being mined.
 Deputy Sheriff J. B. McClanahan of Gro Blanco, has for several days been visiting in the city, the guest of his daughter Mrs. Alonzo Noon Mr. says the world is looking very bright these days. He expects soon to sell gold mine.
 A telegram received the forepart of i the week from Allyn Lewis, vice-pre- sident of the International Bank of l Nosales. the doors of which have been 1 closed since January 18th, announces | he serious illness of that gentleman Tn | New York City. Tbe telegram did | not state the nature of his illness.
 Consta ble Charley Lopez is one of | ,he best off cers the town of Nogales | ever had or will have, for that matter. He is cool and brave and never loses lis head; he attends strictly to his own business; he is familiar with the duties ,f his office and is always on hand when needed Here's to Consta ble Lopez.
 Mir. F. J. Murray. ex-superinten- lent of the Zubiate mines in Sonora, las this week bee confined to his room 1t the Montezuma hotel, on account If very severe attack of la grippe. The gentleman is receiving the best of care, md it Is thoug Int it is only a matter of few days when he will again be able O circulat te among hIs friends, who are numerous in Nogales.
 Mir. Albian Kennedy thinks the United States the greatest country on arth There are others, but they do not Il have the same reason for thinking 0. Mir. Kennedy has the Distinction f being a ward of the government, ,hicil has given him n splendid educ tion at the Indian School at Carli be, 'a., where he says he will educate his tile son as soon as he is old enough.
 Mir. Joe Spiers of Tucson, brother M. l.. and NJ. Spires of this city, as arrived from the ancient and onora bic pueblo. and will in future g associated with his brother M. l. pires at the Montezuma hotel, where om sun-up tn sun down, he will I i've you a run for your money Like ', ,e rest of the Spiers boys, Joe is 1OO- [ ne, and a gentleman. We wish him