The border vidette., 1904-04-16
LOCAL NEWS
Items Of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.


 from a business visit to the City of Mexico.
 Ed. Doll, formerly of Phoenix and Tempe, has thIs week been 0 visitor in Nogales.
 J. NJ. Gonzalez of Tucson and La Cannnea, has accepted a clerical posi- tion at La Moda store in Nogales, So- nora.
 The cock fights in Nogales, Sonora, are growing more popular and now large crowds frequent the cocl, pits every Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Schell of Tucson re- turned Tuesday morning from Guay- mas and Hermosillo. From here they went to Bisbee.
 A. O. Lawrence, the mining man, after week pleasantly spent in the city with friends. left Wednesday night for Sonora on mining business.
 Paymaster George Lesser of the Sonora railway on Tuesday paid No gales a visit He had with him ''dough" for the boys at this end of the line.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson have returned from their honeymoon spent in the vicinity of Washington and Harshaw, and are now at home to their numerous buttinsky friends.
 Mir. J. H. PoIitzer of the Mazda lena mercantile firm of Tener Bros. X Politzer, of which he is general man. ager, was business visitor in Nogales Monday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Politzer.
 w. w. Stewart, the popular and efficient chief clerk in General Man ager Naugleis Guaymas office, was in the city last Sunday on his way to his home in Carlo, Illinois, where he will spend the sumer.
 Last Saturday Colonel Kosterlitzky, Sonora's brave and efficient rough rider, was a welcome visitor in the line. The colonel is we'll known and highly respected by Americans all over the United States.
 Wednesday night President and General Manager O. O. Saxhang of the Cerro Azul Mining Company went down to his company's gold properties, eighteen miles east of Imuris. Messrs. c. N. Thomas and C. R. Brown went with him.
 This week Nogales was visited by one of San Francisco's most noted lawyers, Judge D. E. Alexander, who was here in the interest of big min ing incorporation. of which he is coun- selor. The judge is friend of Walter J. N. McCurdy.
 Judge w. J. Neumann returned Monday night from Arizona's famous hot springs where he had been a month seeking relief from severe attack of rheumatism. The gentleman succeed ed in getting rid of most of his aches and pains. but one of his hands is still "burm"
 Monday night Mir. A. M Conard, the mining man, who until several months ago was assistant general man. ager of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & LurAber Company. returned from A business visit in the east and Denver, Colorado. He reports having had pleasant and successful trip.
 MT. John Henderson, the mining man, has again returned to Sonora where he is largely interested in min ing property. Mr. Henderson is one of Sonora's pioneer mining men. His friends will be pleased to know he now has things lined up in 6 manner and need trouble no longer about the future. Men like Henderson deserve success.
 Monday three carloads of Mexican soldiers and a number of Yaquis pri- soners who had been gathered in along the railroad, caused no little interest in the Nogales, Sonora, railroad yards. Many Americans who had never seen a Mexican soldier or Yaqui Indian visited the cars. The Mexican gov ernment has the Indian situation we'll Tn hand and when the present cam paign is ended few bad Iaquis will be left in Sonora.