The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-03-26
MARCH &c. 1901.
LOCAL ITEMS.

etc at Ell. Pellegrin. ct.
S. l.. Parke registered at the Brick
wood Thursday from Patagonia.
L F Swain, ex- cashier of the de
funct International Bank. is in San
| Francisco.
George d. Gross came in from the
Mowry mine Thursday. Yesterday lie
returned home.
| Mrs. Bulge, the wife of Train ma ster
| William Bulge of the Sonora railroad,
is visiting friends in Sonora.
Bert Cunnin CHAM came up from the
Hays Camp in the Pinto mountains
Monday. He is registered at Hotel
Brick wood.
Fred Mason, California mine ex-
pert, is again in the city. For several
months he has made Magdalena his
headquarters.
Frank Betman, the veteran travel
ing salesman, who is well known and
liked in every town in Arizona, was in
Nogales yesterday.
This week Mr.. William Bower.
brother of Jack, has been "a visitor in
the city. He and Mrs. Bower are
guests at The Daniels.
Mr. A. S. Benedict has gone to Cali
fornia, for a months outing. He will
visit all the large cities on the coast
before returning home.
Roy IL Titcomb, Inc, have estab-
lished branch at Douglas. Joe
Brown will have charge of it. Sorry
to see Joe leave Nogales.
Hon. Madison Risinger is the proud
owner of fiock of the finest Leg
Ham chickens in Santa Cruz county.
They are steady producers.
L. McCabe came up from Magda-
lena Thursday morning and has been
visiting in the city several days with
friends, who are numerous.
MIR. Frank Powers of the World $
Fair Mine. spent several days in the
city this week. Mrs. Powers and
daughter are in Los Angeles.
w. J. Miller, a mining man, arrived
in the city Thursday night from Red
lands, California, He is on his way
to the Altar district, Sonora
Geo. Brook, who ownes valuable
mining property in the Pata gonia
mountains, which only need capital to
make them producing mines, is in the
city.
F. F. CRANE. administrator of the
estate of John Jund. deceased, has this
week been visitor at Douglas. where
he Is suiiding splendid business house
for the estate.
| Tuesday Jesse Bland, who for many
years has engaged in stockraising in
Santa Cruz county, was business
visitor at the county seat. He return
ed home Wednesday.
Judge Eb Williams numerous
friends will regret to learn that he has
been quite ill the past week. How
ever, at this writing ne is reported as
being greatly improved.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Colby n.
Thomas, children and maid, departed
for the coast where they will spend the
summer Mr.. Thomas accompanied
| the folks far as TucsoR.
Charley Fowler, Jr., is now holding
down a responsible position at the
railway station. Charley has good
leather in him and is bound to 60
through life with flying colors.
Fred NJ Hess, formerly local man.
ager of the Sunset Telephone Com
pany, arrived in the city Monday night
from Clinton, Iowa, his old home.
Fred says he is glad TO get back to No
| les.
At the Congregational Church on
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. WIN.
Robert Reud. will speak from the
topic "Deliverance from SIM" the
evening the topic WILDE christian
Citizenship"
Mr.. Geo. p. Earnshaw, general man
ager of the Zubiate Mimi. Company,
is in the city from the mines. From
here he will go To San Francisco where
the main offices of the Company are
located. Mrs. Earnshaw is also here
PRESIDENT Richard Grid and Vice.
President Richard Brady of the Ari-
IONA and Sonora Gold Mining and
Development Company, left Thursday
night for the company's La Higuera
gold mines in Sonora, where they will
remain several days.
f. w. Woods, who is employed at
the Cerro Prieto stamp mill, at the
big gold mines owned by the Nogales
Copper Company, spent several days
in Nogales this week with his ia miIy
| Mr.. Woods is broter- law of John
Glissan and I. Burgoon.
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