The border vidette., 1904-05-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

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 The forepart of the week Hon. NJ. M. Trickey of Washington was a wei come visitor in Nogales. Furnished rooms for light house keeping, at The Daniels, formerly known as The Sanitarium.
 Sheriff Turner has returned from La Cananea and Douglas where he had been on official business. Monday Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Swain returned from short visit to Tucson. They now make Nogales their home.
 Lanter & Gustin will give an enter tainment tonight in Nogales, Sonora, with their up to date Grafo- -Amplifono. FOR sALE-Marsh will sell while they last I, Iron AK, California Stake-rack Bed, "MITCHEL" Wagons for S1OOOO Cash. If.
 Iris worth you while to hear Henry Levin and Earl Griswold tell about their automobile trip to La Cananea. Ask 'em about 1t.
 Mark Smith, one of the proprietors of the Cananea Herald, is a visitor in the city. For a number of years Mir. Smith was mechanical foreman of TIE VIDETTE.
 This morning Messrs. William $. Cranz, Jose Moraga and Arthur Hamilton returned home from Sonora where they had been the past ten days on mining business
 Bo. J. Whiteside of Douglas was visitor in Nogales last Sunday. The gentleman is now managing a hotel in the shelter city. He formerly resided in Santa Cruz county.
 Hon. Anton Proto has returned home from California where he has been month for the benefit of his health. He looks fine and his friends are pleased to see him home.
 J. s. Day, general agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Company for Santa Cruz county will in future make Noeales his headquarters and will carry a complete line of supplies. Monday Oscar A. Ashburn, the we'll known successful Santa Cruz county rancher and stockraiser was d business visitor at the county seat. Ills postoffice address is Patagonia.
 Robert Harding a mining man of La Cananoa and friend of Ed. w. Jones, has this week been a business visitor in Nogales While here he was cha peroned about the city by Mir. Jones.
 Yesterday w E. Deity, the well known mining engineer of Phoenix, was business visitor in Nogales, hay | ing come down from the capital city 1 Thursday. This morning he left for l home.
 Tuesday Hon. H. K Chenoweth, ,. ID -t-i. war horses visited Tucson. Mr. Che noweth and family will in the near future go to the Worlds Fair at St Louis.
 Monday Messrs. Harry Smith and o. K. Franklin, two well known No gales mining men operating in the 1 Washington district, were business visitors in Tucson returning the same evening.
 A w Morris of Magdalena, the man who was held up in company with Hon. J. F. Tener, the mining man and merchant of Magdalena, was in the city Monday, a guest at the Montezuma.
 | Councilman L. B. Fleischer proprie- 1 tor of the Boston Stores, has esta blish- ed another branch at Guaymas Mir. Fleischer is rapidly becoming one of the merchant princes of southern Ari- zona and Sonora.
 Sunday Lawyer George K. French and estimabie wife enjoyed a delight ful visit a Pata gonia where they were entertained by Hon. R. R. Richardson and Arthur Crepin. They returned home the same day.
 Mir and Mrs R. s. Sturmer, who recently sold their bakery plant to Vincent J. Barnes, will in the near future leave for the east on an extend ed pleasure trip. Their friends wish them pleasant visit.
 "Wednesday night Captain L. w. Mix returned from the City of Mex ico where he had been on a combined business and pleasure trip. The cap tair is largely interested in Nogales and Hermosillo real estate.
 Mir. George Howard, one of the squaresu and best known sporting men in Arizona, now connected with The Palace, will leave in a day or two for a visit with old friends in the ancient and honorable city of Tucson.
 The Douglas International-Amer- A ican says: T. Healy, until lately con- nected with the Dispatch, Is to leave in few days for Tucson, whence he vii! make trip to number of the mining districts of southern Arizona.
 P Sandoval, the well known banker,