The border vidette., 1904-04-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Jack Faulds IS spending few days Tn the city with his family. | United States customs blanks for sale at TIE VIDErrr office
 President l.. Lindsay of The First { National Bank is in Tucson. The Marleau residence on Elm street will be for rent after May 10th.
 The city fathers will meet next Monday night Tn regular monthly session.
 J. w Logan, a mining man who IS operating in Sonora speut several days in the city.
 Tom J. Ryan. the train dispatcher, has returned from visit to Hermosillo and Guaymas.
 WANTED To buy second hand furniture. James Cundy, Pomeroy $ old shop R. R., avenue.
 Tuesday r. B. Torres came up from Hermosilo, where he been for several months OH sporting business. Mir. A. NJ. Conard the mining man, is very busy these days looking after his mining in nterests in Sonora.
 Major Fred Herrera, receiver of the defunct International Bank of No gales, has gone to Sonora on mining business.
 The report that MT. L,tz. the Mag dalena merchant, had died at that city is false. The gentleman is in good health.
 M: o. K. Franklin will shortly go east on a combined business and pleas II &l, children will go with him.
 J.. c. Smith, of Los Angeles who for number of years lived in Santa Cruz county, has returned from Sono- ra where he had been on mining busi- ness.
 A. l.. Lewis, ore buyer for the Ma tional Metal Company, was in Noga- les several days this week. The gen tleman is now making his headquart- CTS at Douglas.
 FoUND-A black silk watch fob with small gold locket containing picture of beautiful young lady Owner can recover same by calling at Pellegrin, the jewler's store.
 Juan B. Elias, Democratic County Central Committeeman, is in the city from the Sopori. He reports feed for stock very scarce out his way. Cattle and horses are dying.
 Col. A. H. Moore, the New York mining engineer. who makes his home when in Nogales, at the Brick wood, has returned from Sonora where he had been on mining business.
 J. s. O'Brien. travelling engineer for ID CTS at Tucson, was here couple of days this week. MT. OBrien is one of the best railroad men in the west.
 c. R. Brown, book-keeper and cashier of the Nogales Copper Com papy, has returned from the Cerro Prieto mines thirty miles from Mag dalena, the property of his company.
 Gee Kee, representative of the Flowery Kingdom, was last Monday found guilty in Commissioner Georges court of being unlawfully in the United States. He will get ride home at Uncle Sam's expense.
 Mir. William Shuman Miller of Millerstown, Pa, cousin of F.. D. Miller visited Nogales Thursday. It has been seventeen years since the cOuSiHS ibeI duu It goes WiCn out say ing their visit was one of pleasure.
 Hon. H K. Chenoweth and family returned the first of the week from the coast where for the past month they haze been having delIghtfu l visit. Mir. Chenoweth reports all the folks well and his new daughter doing 9 fine.
 Chief Deputy Collector of U. $. Customs Earl Griswold this week re- ceived handsome new auto from the east. Wednesday he ran it to Tucson Dr. Shumway, the Tucson druggist and Mir J. ". Walton of Minas Prie- tas were his guests on the trip.
 Roy .v Titcomb, Inc, have charter ed four mast schooner and will here after bring their lumber supply by water by way of Guaymas in cargo lots, which will result in cheapening lumber in this market materially.
 B. P. Marquez, "Juez Local interi- no'' and also editor of the "Heraldo de Cananea" published by the V. A. Armada X company at that great cop per camp, was visitor in Nogales last Friday, on his way to agdalena on business connected with printing.
 "The Minor Virtues" will be the topic discussed Sunday morning at the Congregational church by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Robert Reud. Regular services morning and evening. at m and ' 7.3O n m The C k, Service