The border vidette., 1904-06-11
JUNE II. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

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 Dr. l.. T. Bristol, dentist. Marsh building. If.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. F. Swain arc at the Montezuma.
 United States customs blanks for sale at THE VIDBTrE office
 Dr. c. O. Coombs of Washington Camp, was in town Thursday.
 Monday A. J. Stockton was visi- tor at the county seat from Patagonia
 Furnished rooms for light house keeping, at The Daniels, formerly known as The Sanitarium. If.
 FOR sALE-Marsh will sell while they last F, Iron AK, California Stake-rack Bed, "MITCHEL" Wagons for SlOO.OO Cash. If.
 w. W. Bush and little son of Doug las has been spending several days in the city. They made the Brickw their headquarters
 Mrs. M. M. Conn has gone to San Francisco to spend the summer and Mir. Conn has made application to join the Summer Widowers' club.
 Richard Rickard, the we'll known mining engineer, was registered at the Montezuma Thursday from Alamos, Sonora. He was on his way east.
 This week Mr. Con O'Keefe, the well known Nogales mining man, has been visiting Jerome, where he and Mrs. O'Keefe have valuable real estate.
 Harry Hay. ex-book keeper of the late International bank in Nogales, has returned from his sojourn in Mex ico and gone to the coast to spend the summer.
 George Nichelson, general manager of the great Iaegcr Hotel system, came down from Tucson Thursday on busi- ness for Mine Host Jaeger. He is in the city today.
 Walter Chenoweth, brother of H K and Dr. w F Chenoweth of this city, returned to the city Thursday after an absence of several months in So- nora on mining business. Fernando Mendez, auditor of the state of Sonora, and his daughter, Miss Carmelita, stopped over in Nogales sev- eral days this week on their way home to Hermosillo from Tucson.
 A. l. Ferguson, the young Califor- mia mining man who made Nogales his headquarters several months last year, Is now located at Naco, Arizona, hay ing removed there from Reefe Harry Barr, formerly of Nogales now successfully engaged in business in Tucson where he and his family now reside, is in the city. Harry's many friends are pleased to see him back in Nogales.
 "Wednesday night Col. w. A. Ten nant, the we'll known owner, of number of splendid copper properties situated in San Antonio Pass, returned to Nogales. He had been to Tucson on private business.
 c. w. French, the mining man, has gone to Los Angeles where, it is said he will open a mining office. Mir. French was connected with the sale of the Cerro Prieto gold mines to the Nogales Copper Company.
 Next Wednesday evening at the pleasant hone of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Burgoon, on Mob Hill, delightful little social will be given in honor of Rev. Franklin Davis. the newly arriv- ed minister of the Episcopal church
 TIE VIDETrE is under lasting obll- yations to T. T. Harding. general man. ager of the Gladstone Mining Com pany, for a number of beautiful copper specimens taken from the company's excellent property twelve miles north of the city
 Wednesday Judge J. B. McCIana han, justice of the peace and deputy sheriff of Gro Blanco, arrived in the city. He was accompanied by Mrs. Alonzo Noon and children, hls daughter and grand children who have been visiting the judge and Mrs. Mechanism at Gro Blanco. Master Il.