The border vidette., 1904-05-14
ARIZONA NEWS.
Items of Interest from All Over the
 Territory.

Hon. Richard Farrell has removed his store from Patagonia to Harsha w
 A Carpena, the wide awake man ager of the International Store, has returned from a successful business trip to La Cananea.
 Sunday morning Dr. w. F. Cheno- weth and family left for City of Mex ico where they will spend a month as guests of Don Ramon Corral and fla mily.
 Saturday and Sunday, last. A. H Hawley, travelling representative of the interstate commerce commission, was visitor in the city from Wash ington, D. O.
 John Talbot, general manager of Fl Tiro gold mines in the Altar dis trict, came up from the mines Tues day mornlng. He was accompa by Mrs. Talbot.
 R. $. Halke. Sachem of the Red Men of Nogales came up from Mag dalena Monday to attend the regular meeting of Papago Tube No. l. He returned south Tuesday night.
 Willie Cummings has gone to Mon treaI, Canada, where he will enter one of the splendid schools of that city. Willie is one of Nogales' most manly and brightest little boys and every body predicts for him bright future.
 Tuesday morning a fighting Mexican from Nogales, Sonora, broke away from a policeman and made dash for the United States. He got over the line safe, but Marshal Lopez was on deck and soon took all the fight out of him.
 T. 0. Reed of Cripple Creek. Colo rado. has arrived in the city to locate. The gentleman is building contra ctor and is prepared to bid on anything in his line. He comes to Nosaies highly recommended by people who knew him ill Colorado.
 Councilman l.. B. Fleischer, pro- prietor of the Boston Stores, left Tuesday morning for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Fleischer and the children are spending the summer, accompanied by Mrs. M. MascareIas, Mir. Fleischer's mother. Mir. Fleischer will be gone about a week.
 William Bridges, formerly with the Montezuma Hotel, this city, now first assistant to Manager Bo. J. White side of Hotel Roy, Douglas, was a visitor in the city Monday and Tues day. Billy says while Douglas is a road, he is always glad to get back to Nogales to see his old friends.
 w. L. Miller, California mining man. who for the past month has been in the Altar district, Sonora, returned to the United States Tuesday morn ing and "Wednesday continued north en route home. He will later return to Sonora where he says he saw number of good things in mining way which looked good to him.
 The old long horn, fiea-bitten Mex ican COW that almost nightly roams around the residence portion of No gales destroying trees, flowers and shru bbery is doomed to a sudden and timely demise if she persists in her destructive past-time. Her owner will find her perforated hide hanging on fence one of these mornings if he don't get busy.
 Saturday evening Sheriff Turner re- turned from Phnnix where he had been to place an insane Mexican in the Territoril Insane Asylum. While at the asylum the sheriff visited about thirty minutes with John Dessart, the insane ex-president of the defunct In ternational Bank of Nogales The sheriff says the ex-banker is looking fine and the doctors say he will recover.
 $ F. NNies of Los Angeles, mining man who is interested in the Mex ico Mining, Refining and Exploration Company of which he is superinten- dent and general manager, was a visit in Nogales several days this week. He had been down in Sonora on busI- ness connected with the property own ed by his company. Mr. Wiles is a practical mining man of many years experience.
 "Little Corporal Dan Rooney, who, since he quit the army twenty years ago, has been prospecting in Santa Cruz county, has been spending the week in Nogales, where he has many friends. The ''Little Corporal is slight ly bunged up with rheumatism other wise he is hale and hearty as full of hope as any of his brother prospcctors who roam the hills in search of hidden treasurers.
 Last Monday night at Douglas, Jim Durnall, formerly resident of No gales, now const ,ble of the Shelter