The border vidette., 1904-12-03
DECEMBER 3, 1904
LOCAL ITEMS


 Judge Trickey, of Washington Camp spent couple of days in town the first of the week.
 The numerous friends of Judge Eb. Williams will be delighted to learn that he is able to be around again after his recent severe illness. The sun was out of sight a couple of hours yesterday and the wood ven dors immediately proceeded to get in their deadly work, the price of wood going up 20 per cent.
 Last Sunday Bert Cummings had q severe attack of "buck" fever. For tunately Dr. Rutherford was with him at the time and he is all O. K- at this writing Tomorrow the boys will go out again.
 Al Saxon of The Arcade and l.. s Page have gone to Calabasas to open a road house for the accommodation of large force of men working on the railroad near Calabasas. The boys ex- pect to make a small fortune. Wednesday night Miss Julia Schwab, sister of Gaston Schwab. arrived in the city from Switzerland. The young lady will spend the winter in Nogales. She is living with MT. and Mrs. Ben iamin Schow of Nogales, Sonora.
 c. E. Chapman of Denver. Colo rado, representing r. F. Collier x Son, publishers of New York, was in town Wednesday and Thursday hustling Z subscribers for Golfers Weekly. He did splendid business and went away happy.
 J.W. Kearney was business visi- tor in town yesterday from his "Anita" mine which adjoins the San Francisco nine on the west. The "Anita" is situatsd few miles from Lla1.o, Sonora, Mexico, Mir Kearney' $ post office address Jack says it looks good to him.
 Major Fred Herrera, receiver of the defunct International Bank, accom- panied by Mrs. H. and their bright little daughter, returned home the fore part of the week from New York where Mrs. Herrera and daughter have been spending the summer witl relatives All are well and hsp ppy. Phil c. Snodgrass, the mining, me chanical and consulting engineer, wh, has been spending the past six month in Mexico City is expected home nex month. Phil's many friends in tn line city will be pleased to learn of hi return. Hope he will bring som spring poetry with him. Our offic cat ate the last lot of his stuff Q spring.
 Hon. Emerson Gee, at one time ger eral manager of the Pride of the Yves
 Mining Cenpany's properties at Wasi ington Camp and supervisor of Sant
 Cruz county. registered at the Monte
 zuma Monday from Los Angeles. NJ
 Gee is interested iD mining in Lowe
 California; he is on his way to th
 mines Via Guaymns. We wish NJ
 Gee success in all his undertakings.
 Harry Clarke and his side partns
 "Zone," the handsomest dog that ev'
 treed a tom cat, have returned to N
 gales for the winter. Harry says
 contracted rheumatism while in u
 "ancient and honorable pueblo" br
 thinks our fine climate will soon ma l
 him a well man. Zone sood the Tut
 son climate fairly well. There = nothing much the matter with hiu 3 Mir Clarke would not take farm f. z his partner.
 S Yesterday the Monte Carlo close , its doors, Mir. Main having made g C assignment iY favor of Theo. Gebl = and other creditors Mir. Gebler 1T : mediately took charge of the big saloc ( and retaurant and today he and Maj S Lulley are busy taking stock, etc ! is quite likely MT. l.. Lulley, the Vt . known saloon man, will again get DO