The border vidette., 1904-06-25
JUNE D, 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS

Walter Scoville is up from the Copete copper mine in Sonora.
 United States customs blanks for sale at THE VIDBTTE office
 Mayor John Smith of Crittenden is -circulating anon g his Nogales friends
 District Court continues in session. Many cases are set for next Monday.
 Judge F K Miller. one of Tucson's prominent lawyers, is here attending district court.
 Hon. Mark Smith came down from Tucson last night.
 Thursday Hon. M. M. Trickey and family of Washington Camp were guests at the Bricilwood.
 Furnished rooms for light house keeping, at The Daniels, formerly known as The Sanitarium. If.
 This week Mine Host Jaeger has been assisting Mrs Jaeger in the man. agemept of the Montezuma.
 MT. Johnson, the mining man who IS operating in the Magdalena district, spent several days in the city this week.
 Colonel A. T. Bird of the Oasis has returned from a business trip in So- nora. in the interest of his excellent weekly.
 Tuesday in the district court Mir. Sidney D. Kempton, the mining man, was granted a divor ce from Isabel G. Kempton.
 Mir. H. s. Dodge of Patagonia has this week been visitor at the county seat. He came down to attend court, as trial juror.
 Hon. R. R. Richardson was a visit or ir the city this week from Patago- mia. The gentleman had business here of a legal nature
 The bond of Joseph Larkin, held for the murder of Arturo Castelan, has been placed at S7 ,O0O. Larkin is in the county jail.
 FOR Marsh will sell while they last F, Iron AK, California Stake-rack Bed, "MITCHEL" Wagons for SlOOOO Cash. If.
 Morley avenue has been greatly i'm proved by Supervisor of Streets J. K. Nolan When the street Is sprinkl led it will be a credit to the line city.
 Ben. Powell and Pat. McCarty, two stock men from the Huachuca noun tains, this county, are in the city They are members of the trial jury.
 Nathaniel Crocomb, Vim Schwartz and Chris B. Wilson, of Patagonia, were members of the grand jury that did not sit. They are all good men.
 This week Mrs D. G. Chalmers and little son Richard spent couple of days in the city from Lochiel, the guests of Mrs. Captain Hathaway, Mrs. Chalmers sister.
 Monday Hon. Richard Harrison of Lochiel, father of Supervisor J. A. Harrison, was a visitor at the county seat Mir Harrison is one of the county's oldest settlers.
 MT. w. Behrendt, the merchant, who is now engaged in mining in So- nora, has returned from New York City, where he had been on business connected with his gold mines.
 James Parker one of Santa Cruz county's best known and most highly respected ranchers, was a visitor at the county seat several days his week He was a member of the grand jury
 Jens Peterson, one of Santa Cruz county's pioneer prospectors, is mem Der of the trial jury. Mir. Peterson and George Clarke own a number of good properties in the Salero district
 Charley Smith of the Zubiate mines in Sonora, is in the city after a month at the mines which are now being operated under the management of Geo. B. Earnshaw, formerly consulting engineer for the Nogales Copper Com pany.
 "Rosy's Place" on Morley avenue came near being destroyed by fire We'd nesday. The fire laddies quickly re sponded to the alarm, but the blaze was extin nguished before any damage was done, and the depa artment was not needed.
 "Duties and opportunities of the Lords Day" will be the topic discussed by the pastor at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. Evening song, services at 7:3Op p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend all the services.
 The Rev. l.. o. Lewis, pastor of the from his srmmer's vacation which was spent with Mrs. Lewis and the child ern in Georgia. Rev. Lewis will hold