The border vidette., 1904-05-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

House received carload of stove
 from the east.
 Tuesday J. NJ Ronstadt, a success
 ful Tucson business man, was a ,isito
 in the line city.
 Yesterday morning Hon. H. K
 Chenoweth returned from bushes
 trip to Hermosillo.
 The "woman in the park" has beer
 induced to move. For the sake of he little children. it is hoped her removal is permanent
 D. \. Phillips, general manager o the San Ricardo mines near Poza, So- nora, Mexico, is in the city on bushes: for his company.
 J. l.. Sheperd, president of the Fri Metallic Mining Company. has return ed from visit to his company's prop critics in Sonora.
 Edgar T. Wallace and Homer Will son, eastern capitalists interested in Sonora mines, spent a couple of days in Nogales this week.
 United States Court Commissioner R. D George of this city returned last night from Tucson where he had been on official business.
 Henry Olm, Calabasas rancher, was a business visitor at the county seat Thursday. Henry has the business of | farming down to a fine point. Attorner George K. French, editor of the Nogales Daily Times, accom- panied by Mrs. French returned home Tuesday night from short visit to Tucson.
 MT. H. D. Grannis, the New York mining man who Is operating in the Magdalena district, Sonora, with head quarters at Magdalena, was Ill the city Thursday.
 Bowman G Moody, the reliable firm of building contractors are greatly i'm proving the appearance of Proto Bros big general mercantile esta blishment on Morley avenue.
 Niue Host Jaeger of the Mentezuma and Santa Rita hotels, came down from Tucson last night. He says the Santa Rita is doing 2 splendid business. So is the Montezuma.
 MT. Francis Hanson, one of No gales oldest and most highly respected citizens is very sick and not expected to recover. Old age and general break ing down is the cause. Peter Johnson, general manager of La Repubiica del Sur Mining com pany's properties near Llsno, Sonora, was visiting with his Nogales friends several days this week.
 E. A. Johnson, owner of valuable gold properties in the Magdalena dis trict, was a business visitor in Nogales yesterday from Magdalena where he makes his headquarters.
 Frank E. Murphy, Pima county's popular sheriff, was a visitor at Santa Cruz county's seat of government Tuesday on official business. He re- turned to Tucson Wednesday.
 F. l.. Proctor, general manag ger of the Greene Cattle Company, was business visitor in Negales Monday He is now making his headquarters at the San Rafael ranch at Lochiel.
 E. L. Griswold's handsome new "Elmore" automobile will be rallied in near future It is the finest machine ever brought to Nogales and the holder of the lucky number will be the envy of the town.
 Tiburcio C.. Ruiz, the popular No gales, Sonora, barber, sign-painter and bicycle man, Is setting 'em up to his friends, in honor of the arrival at his happy home of a fine new babe boy Both mother and child are doing nicely
 Wednesday night O O. Saxhang, president and general manager of the Cerro Azul Mining Company. went down to the company;s gold mines which are situated in the Ma asdalena district, eighteen miles east of Imuris.
 The following well known Nogales | business men were recently elected | officers of the Santa Cruz Water Com pany: Con OKeefe, president; L. | Lindsay. vice president; William secretary; Bracey Curtis, treasurer.
 J. S Kissinger of Phoenix and Tue son, an experienced electrician, is now in charge of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice and Water Company's plant at night Mrs. Kissinger and two daughters came with him and are making Nogales their home.
 l.. F. Swain. ex-cashier of the de funct International Bank is in Tucson He is accompanied by Mrs. Swain. Swain is interested in the H um boldt NJ ming Company. which owns valuable in the Harshaw district
 w. B. Jenkins and J. A, Cum mings, two successful Colorado mining men, have for several days been guests tba Mnnteznpno bofal Tho ua,tIo