The border vidette., 1904-07-23
LOCAL NEWS


 is are trying 10 look so.
 Frank Hills l. rapidly recovering from his eiious illness.
 The hotel register tells good many tales that it does not altogether tell.
 G. Macslpin is here from Cananea where he has a good position with tine c. c. c Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. B. Marsh now reside at the Dessart place north of the city. George says he is fond of country life
 Palo Parade, between Calabasas and l Tubac, comes to the front this year with the largest melon crop ever know wn in that section.
 Lo al nlmrods report small game plen- tiful this season-especial.y in Sonora, where the shotgun hend is not much in evidence.
 Schuyler Case is back from glas, where he had been house building Thegentleman has extensive real estate interests in the line city.
 This morning Mrs. Manuel Masca- relas, Jr., and two little daughters, ! iCib AOi IICt iilOSiiO OIi Il NiSiO Ol II couple of months with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. Ephraim have leased the H. K. Cnenoweth residence on Mob Hill and will move into 1t the first of the week, qultinS hotel life.
 Frank Olsen, the successful mining man, who IS interested in Sonora mines, is again in the city. Frank spends | r,nch nf l,iS T, hut he likes Noeales best.
 The pastor will preach both morn- ing and evening in the Methodist church tomorrow; time 1 I Q. m and p. m. Every one cordially invited. Leon 0. Lewis, pastor.
 Agent Jordan at the pretty No gales station" is doing the best he can for the game hunters going into Sono- ra. Jordan IS a member of the Noga- les Gun Club and treats the shootists ! ight.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer sent a large lot of provisions out to the old Buena Vista mine and will do exten- sive development work on these ex- celient properties which he has owned several years
 Tomorrow morning Rev. William Robert Reud will use for the topic of his sermon at the Congregational church, Earth, the Threshold of Heaven" Service opens at a. m., other services as usual
 c. 0. SaXhang, president and gen eral manager of the Cerro Azui Min | ing Company, has returned from a visit to the company's mines east of Imuris, bringing with him samples of ore con- taining splendid gold and wolfra mite 1 values.
 Gus Florsheim, travelling salesman for Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, this city, was here the forepart of the week from California. Gus says he is doing a splendid business. the fine Mexican cigars made in Nogales grow ing more popular with smokers.
 Shumway, the druggist. who recent ly purchased the drug business from the Nogoles Drug Go, is doing a nice business, but Is able 70 do more. He invites his friends to give him A call when in need of anything in his line. Night calls will be promptly answered.
 President John Henderson has been informed by General Manager w E. Deity that July 12th the new hoist and pun. ping plant at La Gran Pro- veedora de Cobre was started and everything running smoothly. Work had also been started on bottom of main sh fit.
 SeIior Roberto Bernal, editor and manager of "El Centinela," published at Hermosillo, has this week been a visitor Tn the line city enjoying our fine summer climate and meeting old | time friends. number of years 90 MT. Bernal published newspaper and i conducted big printing establishment in Nogales, Arizona. He is we'll and l favora ble known here. While in the | city he was chaperoned about by Mr. | Rodolfo Vasquez the mining man.
 Santa Cruz county stockmen, especially those along the international line have kick coming. They say | the rain-maker is not distributing the | rcin as he shonld. While splendid | rains have visited this section of the | country, very little of it has fallen on i the American side of the line. If the | United States customs guards are to blame, it is hoped they will "corne off, and let the American raAchers and | stockraisers have a run for their | C. A