The border vidette., 1904-01-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

1
 The new automatic Regina musi,
 box nt The Arcade, Richard Halkei
 popular resort, is beauty and greatly
 appreciated by the patrons of the place Thursday morning Official Court
 Reporter William F. Cooper returned to Tucson, where he and his family
 now reside. Judge Davis returned
 home yesterday morning
 Wednesday D. Aguilar. R. A Aguila
 and Jose Gaxiola, three we'll known
 and prominent Hermosillo bushes,
 men, were guests at the Montezuma
 hotel, from the capital city. This week Mr. J. F. Smalley of the United States custom house, has been a visitor in Tucson and Phenix. Mir. Smalley is brother of George Smalley, Governor Brodie's private secretary.
 Tuesday evening Mir. J. F. Me Donald, the known and successful mining man, returned from a business visit to Los Angeles He is making his headquarters at the Brickwood.
 After ten days spent over at Gro Blnnco, Dr. A. H. Noon is again hone He says there is considera ole activity in the old goli district, and many nrospectors are now in the field doing assessment work
 Frank Hereford, one of Arizona's $ most prominent attorneys. whose home is in Tucson, was a welcome visitor in Nogales, having legal business in the district court Mir. Hereford has many friends in Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 This week Attorney D. A. Richard son, formerly of Nogales, now practic ing law at Douglas, Arizona, was a visitor at the county seat, having busi ness in the district court This morn ing the gentleman returned to Doug las.
 Mr. Wm S. Crane, of California, Md, suffered for years from rheuma- tism and lumbago. He was finally advised to try Chamberlain Pain Balm, which he did and it effected complete cure. For sale by all Drug gists.
 Fred Bowman, the building con tractor, has returned from Los Apge- les, where he has been spending the holidays with Mrs. Bowman and their little daughter. He was greatly bene- fitted by his trip and reports haviag had a most delightful time.
 F. V. Munster, representing Dou- glas, Lacey & O., of New York, who is now making his headquarters in Tucson, was a visitor in town Wed nesday, returning to the ancient and honorable pueblo. Thursday. He was chaperoned around town by Harry Barnett of Patagonia.
 Jesus Valdez, who six months ago robbered the store of John Smith at Crittenden, was convicted in the dis trict court and sentenced by Judge Davis to serve two years in the Terri- toriaf Penitentiary at Yuma. Yester day morning Sheriff Turner left for the south with his man.
 Deputy Sheriff Mechanism of Gro Blanco, has this week been spending several days in the city the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Noon. Mir McClanahan says he has hopes of in the lear future closing deal whereby he will dispose of some of his mining properties situated in the Orc Blanco district.
 MT. Al Morgan, recently mine fore man at the Zubiate mines and Mir and Mrs A. Saxon, who for some time past have been at Zubiate, arrived ia the city from the south Thursday morning. Mir. and Mrs Saxon are visiting Mir. Saxon's mother, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, and Mir. Morgan is nt the Montezuma hotel.
 Mir. Delay, miner and metallurgist of Groveland, California, is guest nt the MonteZuna hotel, having recently returned from visit to Sonora on mining business. Before returning to California he will inspect several min ing properties situated in Santa Cruz county, near Nogales, with a view of purchasing same. if he finds them ns good as reported
 Mir. Lawrence McCahe, manager of MT. Richard Hnlke's Magdalena busi- ness. came up from that busy little burg "Wednesday morning and spent Mir. McCabe said business at Mazda lena was good, but there were n mum ber of sore people there on account of the sudden departure between days of n prominent @ mining man.
 Wednesday morning Messrs. Joe Good and c. w. Phillips, who are interested in the Rey del Ore Mining and Milling Company, the splendid of which are in the Mazda lena district, near the Lorraine mines, came up from Magdalena, where for