The border vidette., 1904-08-20
AUGUST 90, 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

building. III.
Ralph Melczer of PaIo Alto, Cali
| fornia, Is at the Montezuma hotel.
Mr.. C. Ramirez returned last even
ing from a business trip to Sonora.
Sheriff Turner will return tonight
from trip in the country on official
business.
Hon. 30. J. Whiteside, after several
days spent in FL Paso, will return
home tonight.
United States Attorney Nave will
arrive in the city tomorrow night, to
attend district court.
l.. HI. Rhuart arrived in the city
last night from Phoenix. He is here
to attend district court.
Furnished ROOMS for light house
keeping, at The Daniels, formerly
known as The Sanitarium. If.
Mrs. Tom Wylie left this morning
for her old home in Missouri where she
will spend a couple of months.
General Torres and family have
gone to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
and other eastern points of interest.
Master Jesse Chatham is spending
his vacation at the Alameda ranch
owned by his friend Hon. Robert
EKey.
f. L. Ish, for a number of years
sheriff of county in Colorado, is max
ing Nogales his home. lie is interest
ed in Sonora mines.
w. w. Flewelling is here from
Douglas to visit couple of days with
his family and iook after his extensive
real estate interests.
Tom F. Brown, the carpenter. now
employed at the Mowry mine, spent
several days in Nogales this week. He
returned to the mines yesterday.
HOUSES TO RENT-Furnished or un
furnished. Apply to P. b. Torres.
Centinela de la Frontera saloon oppo-
site line, or to THE BORDER VIDErTE
office. If.
w. Fitz Osborne, wife and child
left Thursday morning on n months
visit to their old home in Canada.
Their numerous friends wish them a
pleasant trip.
Ralph McCorkle and Walter For
the Worlds FAIR. They say they are
going to see the whole show before re
turning home.
For SALE, CHEAP-Lot in Nogales,
335 feet fronting on Railway avenue,
between Peck's stables and Pomeroy's
blacksmith shop. Address The Boz
DER VIDETTE office. If.
If you want first class place to
eat, don't forget that Pedro Cazabon,
the restaurant man, near the postofiice,
will treat you right. Everything neat
and clean and prices right. If.
Chiefs Jack Burns, F. l. Bayly and
John Grant assisted greatly in making
the Redman's smoker a success. When
it comes to "doing the grand" these
red brothers can't be beat.
Tom Casanega, successful Calabasas
rancher, was a business visitor in No
gales. Like other Santa Cruz county
ranchers and stockraisers, Mr.. Casa
mega is delighted with the splendid
rains.
DIR. Wright of Sonora. arrived in
the city Wednesday night and will
visit a month with his mother. DIR.
Wright is one of the best known ply
sicians in the state of Sonora. Every
body is his friend.
The Democratic County Central
will meet in DIR. III. w.
Purdy's office next Wednesday even
ing at 7:3O o'clock, for the purpose of
transacting important business. A
full attendance is desired.
Judge Davis and Stenographer w.
+. Cooper will arrive in Nogales to-
morrow evening to be on hand Monday
" hen court will convene. The grand
jury has been called for Monday and
the trial jury for Tuesday.
At o'clock this afternoon. at the
offices of Brady Levin Commission
Company, Nogales, Sonora, somebody
will draw a number which Will entitle
him to the big automobile or $4,000
gold. Don't forget the time and
place.
Thursday John Z. Brickwood, gen
eral manager of the Old Soldier mines,
sent out another large consignment of
camp supplies, purchased from local
The Old Soldier Camp is
a source of splendid revenue to No
gales.
This morning George Howard, G. L.
o. Il. I'll. of the Cacti lodge of the dis
trict of Arizona and New Mexico re-