The border vidette., 1904-06-18
LOCAL .1EMS.
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 from Douglas last evening.
 Wednesday Dr. Ray Ferguson wen
 u Tucson on private business
 Furnished roons for light hons,
 keeping, at The Daniels, formerly
 known as The Sanitarium- tf-
 Territorial A uditor I. NJ. Christy O
 Phnnix, was a business visitor in No gales the forepart of the week.
 MT. Eduardo Ramirez, the well known Negales, Sonora, custom broker. has gone to the coast for a months rest
 The rain this week was a most wei. come visitor and was general all over the county. We can stand more of it
 This week the Misses Mabel and Bessie Judd, two charming young ladies of Tucson, have been visiting in the line city.
 FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room with private family Bath con nection. Good neighborhood- En- quire at VIDELTE office.
 A number of needed improvements are being made at the Arizona hotel, by Mrs. Modie, which are greatly appreciated by the guests.
 The social "hop" given last evening in Armory Hall by tine officers and non- commissioned officers of the First Cavalry Troop. Chas. k. Perkins, cap- tain, was a most delightful affair. Agent H. Jordan has recovered his lost shot gun and trunk, which he dropped from his bedroom window just before he escaped from the burn ing depot on the evening of June 9th.
 FoR sALE-Ice box, 6xlO. Price S2OO, cost $500. one Snow wind mill, IS foot frame, 1900 gallon tank. PrIce Sl75- One Tiger steel hay rake, Buckeye mower, eighteen horses power boiler. Price, 1900. t-f
 Captain J. L. B. Alexander, the well known Ph9nix lawyer and poli- tician, is at the Montezuma. He Is here in the interest of Gen. R. Allyn Lewis, vIce-president of the defunct International bank.
 General R. Allyn Lewis, l.. H Rhuart and L. E. Swain, of the late International Bank of Nogales. are all registered at the Montezuma They are here to attend district court, which convenes next Monday.
 Thursday morning a carload of fine large water melons arrived in the city from Sonora They find ready market on both sides of the international line at good prices The present shipment is the best of the season.
 Councilman J. c. Gates has this week been staying up late at night and getting up early in the morning, in order to superintend the erection of nice heu-house at his pleasant new home on Ora wford street
 This week Sheriff Tom Turner has been hiking over the country rounding up grand and trial jurors for June term of district court which convenes in Nogales next Monday. A lis. of the jurors appears on the first page.
 George Wyman, the well known Cleveland, Ohio mining man, who for many years has successfully engaged in Sonora, IS A guest at the Montezuma. He is on his way home to Cleveland where he will spend the summer with his family.
 E. w Lcamaster, superintende mt of the Pullman Company, paid Nogales visit Monday. The gentleman's headquarters are at Fl Paso, Texas. His many old friends here were pleased to see him. Tuesday morning he re turned north.
 Thursday Messrs. Joseph and Eduar- do Redondo, two prominent Yuma, Arizona. business men, were visitors | in the line city. Thursday night | Joseph left for Sonora on mining husi- | ness and yesterday morning Eduardo | departed for home.
 Yesterday morning City Council man William Schucknann, president | and general manager of Las Dos Ma l clones Cigar Company, was north bound passenger en route to Bisbee on | business connected with his big No gales cigar factory He expected to return home tonight or tomorrow
 Judge Richard Harrison of Lochiel Was business visitor in Nogales Tues 1 day. He Was accompanied by his Hon. D. G. Chalmers The judge returned home the sa me day but Mir: Chalmers remained iH the city several days. Judge Harrison is one of Santa Cruz county's oldest and most 1 highly respected citizens, Democrat of the cld school
 The clerks are asking for shorter hours. They want to be permitted to knock of work at : o'clock in the