The border vidette., 1904-04-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Line Riders Mcknight and Mars teller will spend Sunday Tn Nogales-
 Why stay at home and nope wher you can go to see the Snow Cap sister and laugh?
 Mrs. Earnshaw, wife of Geo. B Earnshaw, the we'll known mining en- ginerr, is in the city.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside will return home tomorrow from Douglas. Stand pat" Sam McCuller will return witt him.
 At the Con ngregational church the topic for the morning sermon will be ''The Joy of the Risen Lord '" Specia music has been prepared for this ser vice.
 Miss Daisy Curtis, the charming sister of Cashier Bracey Curtis of The First National Bank, has gone to Los Angeles to visit with friends. DIED-On the Sth day of February last in La Trinidad, District of Sahua ripa, Sonora, Ysabel, beloved wife of Henry Laurance aged g years. Let nothing prevent you from seeing the celebrated Snow Cap sisters. who with their illustrious mother, will be at Marsh's Opera House April l4.
 MT. Metz, the efficient clerk of the Pima county board of supervisors, was business visitor in Ncgaies Wednes- day. He returned to Tucson Thurs day.
 Captain J. D. Milton and George Sanders have returned from a pleasant deer hunt in the Cerro Azul noun tains. The captain got several fine deer.
 HOUSE TO RENT-Inquire of Mrs W. N. Cummings of Crawford street, or E. K. Cummings, Southwestern Commercial Company, Nogales, Ari- zonR. If.
 Col. J. A. Naugle. assistant general manager of the Sonora railroad came up from Guaynas Monday in his private car Francisco. Thursday the gentleman returned south.
 Thursday night Sheriff T. J Turner and Mrs. J John Dessart returned from Phoenix, where they went with Mir. J ohm Dessart, who has been committed to the Territorial Insane asylum. J. D. Moore of Tucson, was Tn town I ed in Sonora mining properties and came down to the border from the an clent and honora ble pueblo on business connected with same.
 The many friends of Mir. Chas. Love and family of this city, will regret to learn that they contemplate removing from Nogales to their old home in Chicago. The date of their departure has not been decided upon. Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson of Calaba sas. was business visitor in Tucson last Monday. The gentleman has been suffering with a severe cold for a week, but when he was in the city Wednes- day was much improved in health.
 Frank NJ. Main of The Monte Carlo will in a few days open a private din ing room next to The Monte Carlo on Morley avenue. The new place will be convenient and pleasant for families who eat out during the hot summer months.
 Mir. "Bud'' Spires, one of the squar- est and best liked sports that ever gave a man n run for his money, has this week been a business visitor at tucson It is rumered that MT. Spires will lease the Montezuma Hotel bar from MT. Jaeger,
 J. T. Mcdonald, the veteran mining man of the Gro Blanco district, after an absence of O couple of months in California, has returned home, and for several days has been a guest at the Brickw ood. MT. Mcdonald is glad to get back among his old friends.
 Dr. J. c. Haines, who for several years has been practicing medicine in the Sahuaripa district, Sonora, Mex ico, was business visitor in Nogales several days this week. The doctor will in future locate in Magdalena, Sonora, where he will practice med icine.
 Monday Rev. Wm. Robert Reud rode over to Washington and Du quesne, returning home Tuesday. The gentleman says he enjoyed the ride immensely but for few days he was not particular about sitting down to his meals; in fact he much preferred to stand.
 The great Floto Shows are as free from objectionable features as any legitimate organization. Nothing i'm moral, offensive or suggestive will be tolerated under any consideration. Tho show has always had a reputation for cleanliness. The show will be in No gales next Tuesday.
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