The border vidette., 1904-01-30
LOCAL NEWS Items of Interest Picked Up About the Line City.


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 Monday last Judge Quinn of Patagonia, was business visitor at the county seat. He returned home | Tuesday morning.
 Monday Hon. J. A. Harrison, ac- companied by his family, came in from their pleasant ranch home north of the city. They returned home the same day.
 Nogales lawyers, stenographers and type-writers have been having a busy time this week, owing to the suspen- sion of the International bank. 'Tis an ill wind that blows no man good
 Mir Robert Coleman, general man ager of the Lluvia de Gro Mining Com pany, arrived in the city Tuesday evening from Denver, Colorado. The gentleman Is guest at the Montezu- ma hotel
 After several days spent at home. Colonel Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, has again "hit the trail' The colonel Is almost constantly on the go in the in terest of his interesting and handsome weekly. While away Mir. E. H. Evans, the wide awake business manager, looks after the paper.
 Hon. Richard Farrell, chairman of the board of supervisors. was busi- ness visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week from Patagonia. Mir. Farrell is the principal owner of the Josephine mine in the Harshnw dis trict, on which extensive work is now being done, with most satisfactory re suits
 The annual stockholders' meeting of the Nogales Building & Loan Associa tion will be held Tuesday, February 2nd, at 4 D. m., at the office of Eb. Williams, president, for the purpose of electing three members of the board of directors and such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 Mir. NJ. M Conn this week receiv- ed handsome and valuable mineral specimen from Mrs. J. E Burke, wife of the well known Colorado inning man, now operating in Sonora. The specimen was expressed from Cripple Creek, Colorado; it is beauty and greatly prized Dy the lucky re- cipient who has placed it in his cabi- Let.
 Dr. R. s. Shumway, the eye specialist and druggist, who for some time past has been with the Interna- tional Drug Store, has resigned his position and will in future devote his time to his profession. For the pres ent he will occupy the offices of Dr. A. l.. Gustetter. in rooms l and }, over the International Drug Store. If your eyes need fixing or you need new glasses call on Dr. Shumway. He will treat you right.
 The friends of Attorney D. A. Richardson, formerly of this city, now a resident of Douglas, Arizona, will be pleased to learn that he is having great success in the practice of law in that city. being associated with Beumler E McNeil, two well known and success full attorneys Mir Richardson Is not only coining ''dough" but the climate of Douglas agrees with him and he is now enjoying the best health he has experienced in many years. The gen tleman is a first class corporation law yer and can do well anywhere.
 The Arcade, Hermosillo's handsome new hotel, will be opened to the public | next week. Everything is new and frst-class and the hotel will be run by one of the most experienced hotel ! managers in the country. The Area de is the finest hotel in the state of Sonora, and has been built by Captain l.. w. Mix and associates at a great expense. The residents of Soaora's | beautiful capital city have cause to feel | proud of their hotel and should do all | in their power to the end that it will prove financial success to those who | invested their money.
 After several days spent in Nogales on important business Manager Harry l.. Vaughn of the Arizona Gold & | Copper Company, has returned to Pa 1 tagonia. Mr. Vaughn says the diff culties caused by the suspension of the | International bank of this city, have | all been adjusted by his company com ing to his recue with sufficient funds | to pay all outstanding debts, and the | company's operations will now be con tinued with the same vigor as before ] the little unpleasantness which arose | through the failure of the bank, which was the company's depository. Harry i of