The border vidette., 1904-04-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

I1pTDeTC L. N1ller or San AnCOnlO Mexico, is guest at the Montezum' hotel.
 J. NJ. Brownfeld came over iron Harshaw Monday and spent severa days in the city.
 Dr. Russell is in the city iron Washington Camp shaking hands witt his numerous friends.
 Nogales wedding bells are being fabricated and their joyful gladsome noises will soon again be heard in the land.
 Mrs. Dolores N. Espinoza and Mr. Fernando Espinoza, mother and brother of Mrs. E D. Miller are guests at the Miller home on Elm Street.
 Mrs l. B. Fleischer and children and Mrs. NJ. Mascarenas, mother of Mrs. F. are in Los Angeles. Judge NJ. M. Trickey and family of Washington Camp spent several days in the city. They were guests at the Br1ckwood.
 Councilman L. B. Fleischer, states that Mrs. Fleischer has presented him with girl babe.
 Thursday morning the interesting little family of Captain l.. w. Mix left for Los Angeles where they will spend the hot summer months.
 This morning Mir and Mrs. M. NJ. Conn and party of ladies and gen tleman drove out to the oil fields. They will return this evening.
 Editor George K. French of the laf on important business, expecting to be absent from the city several days.
 Frank l.. Proctor. manager of the Cananea Cattle Company which now ownes the gr eat San Rafael ranch, this county, was in town several days this week.
 The Floto circus was here Tuesday and as usual received q warm recep- tion. The show Is good one and the management says it doing a splendid business.
 Monday the board of supervisors met in regular session. Present Chair man Farrell, Members Harrison and Harmon, Clerk Herold and District Attorney Duffy.
 Mrs. Spink, the good wife of Coun- cilman-elect J. A Spink, after a weeks serious illness, ia reported great ly improved. However she is still confined to her bed.
 This week U $. Assayer A. L. Pelegrin has been absent from the city visiting Sonora mines owned by himself and associates. They are re- ported as being very valuable.
 o. J. Johnston, president of the Gladstone Mining Company, has re turned to Baltimore, after several days spent at the company's properties if teen miles from Nogales, in Santa Cruz county.
 Monday A. $. Stockton, one of Santa Cruz county's well known citi- zens, me down from Patagonia on combired business and pleasure trip This week he has been a guest at the Brick wood.
 Ralph McCorkle, one of Calabasas' ranchers, was in town yesterday. He said not in years had he seen such dry season in Santa Cruz, county. Water is very scarce and cattle will soon commence to die
 Richard Brady, president of the Brady-Levin Commission Company stopped ia Nosales several days this week while en route to La Higuera mines in Sonora in which his company is heavily interested.
 The regular services will be held at the Congrega tional Church tomorrow The topic for the morning will be "Why is Faith vital to Righteous ness" A service of song at the open ing of the evening worship.
 Manager T. T. Harding of the Proto mines, now the property of the Glad stone Mining Company, came in from camp Wednesday to purchase supplies. tie reported development work pro gressing in a very sa satisfactory manner.
 A. $. Lawrence Is in the city from Sonora. Mir. Lawrence Is an ex- perlenced mining man who for many : years has operated in Arizona and So- nora. He has many friends here in Nogales who are always glad to see him.
 Sam Leeker, proprietor of the Fl Paso store Is doing a rushing business these days getting rid of a big lot of splendid mems suits, bought at q Tue son public sale Sam is selling the stuff at prices never before heard of in Nogales
 Hon. George K. French, late of Washington, D. C., Is now editor and publisher of the Nogales Daily Times.