The border vidette., 1904-04-16
APRIL 16. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.


 week on the sick list.
 Arthur H. Noon, Jr., is in the city from the Gro Blaneo district.
 Col. A H. Moore of New York. i in the city again, guest at the Brick wood.
 Con O'Keefe will leave Monday fol | Tucson to serve as United States grand juror.
 WANTED-To buy second hand furniture. James Cundy, Pomeroy' old shop R. R., avenue.
 An oil expert is here from Califor- mia to look over the Nogales oil field in the interest of the Southern Pacific.
 The beautiful home of Mayor and Mrs. F. F. Cranz in Moons addition, is about completed and ready for oc- cupancy.
 FoR SALE-12O-acre ranch, one mile north of Nogales. Cheap if taken at once. Addres G. E. Futile, Box 15, Nogales.
 Juan B. Elias of Sopori was a busi- ness visitor at the county seat several days this week. He reports every thing quiet on the Sop6ri. The Territorial Democratic Con vention for choosing delegates to the St. Louis National Convention will be held in Tucson May 23rd.
 Captain B. Frank Hand, the well known oil and mine expert, is in Bos- ton on important mining business. He will return home in about ten days.
 HOUSES TO RENT-Inquire of Mrs. w. N. Cummings of Crawford street, or E. K Cummings, Southwestern Commercial Company, Nogales, Ari- Zona. If.
 A J. Yaeger, the mining man who for the past year has been looking for mining properties in Sonora, is again in the city, having arrived Thursday from Alamos.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Conard and Miss Amelia Valencia, returned this morning from Magdalena where they had been visiting at the beautiful home of Col and Mrs Kos.erlitsky.
 Progress of Christian Charact is to be the topic for the sermon tomor- row morning at the Congre sationalist Church. Evening song service begins at 7:3O. All are cordially welcome to come.
 Henry Levin, the customs broker, was a business visitor at Tucson Mon day and Tuesday. The Brady-Levin Commission Company of which he is member has a branch in the ancient and honorable pueblo.
 J. NJ. Lawton, young Chicago gentleman who is now making Ma gda- lena. Sonora, his home, was visitor in the city Tuesday and Wednesday, being chaperoned about by MT. Joe Good, the mining man.
 Gebler's undertaking parlors are well equipped to care for the dead Embalming a speciality and out of town orders given prompt and careful at tention Main office at Theo. Gebler's Pioneer Hardware House.
 Collector of Custom Edwin Baker has just cause to feel pround of his splendid working force. Each man seems to know his duty and is possess ed of sufficient horse sense to know when and where to perform it.
 Joe Good of the Key del Orc Min ing Company is up from the properties in the AIagdalena district, near the Cerro Prieto gold mines owned by the Negales Copper Company. He says things mining out his way are looking up.
 Lieutenant Phil Herold and Coun- cilman J. c. Gates were guests at social dance held at Harshaw last night. Deputy Recorder Otto Herold is holding down the recorders office during Recorder Herold's absence from the city.
 If you want a real Favorita Cigar 1 5 for 25 cents Mexican money, go to i John Jund's old stand, now presided | over by M. Bouscharain, the veteran sa loon man. He also sells three fin gers of tie famous McBryer for 10 cents. Joe. Dupuy is head salesman.
 Customs Inspector Smith, stationed at I-ochiel, spent a couple of days in town this week, during portion of which time he guarded the intern ltional line faithfully and we'll for our Uncle Sam. Life at Lochiel appears to agee with Mir. Smith. He returned w ednesday evening.
 The jury in the celebrated Murphy case, in which w. E. Murphy was in iicted for illegal acts in the office of ,he United States Surveyor General. while Chief Clerk. after being out .wenty two hours, returned verdict Thursday of ''noi guilty" Judge