The border vidette., 1904-02-06
LOCAL NEWS
Items of Interest Picked Up About
 the Line City.

one of most enjoyable social dances of the season; the attendance was large and every body had a fine time.
 Assistant Chief of the Nogales Fire Department John Pomeroy is the right did work at both the Banco de Sonora and Proto Bros fire and is being com mended on all sides.
 Tuesday w. G. Bowman, railway agent for the Sonora railway at Qui- jano and forwarding agent for the Hays Consolidated Milling, Mining and Lumber Company, was business visitor in Nogales, returning south the same night.
 Alej ,ndro Joffroy of the Brady Levin Commission Company, has been suffering from a severe sore throat for long time and has decided to go to Hot Springs, Ark; where he hopes soon to get over his 'soreness," the result of bid cold.
 Prospero Sandoval, the senior mem- Der of the well known financial in stitution of P Sandoval IS Co.,, bankers of Nogales, Sonora, after two weeks spent in Boston and other important financial points in the east, returned home Tuesday night.
 Monday night Mir. R. Zellner. Jr., representing the Zellner Piano Com pany of Los Angeles, arrived in the city from the coast and Tuesday night continued on south. He will visit Magdalena, Hermosillo and Guaymas returning to Nogales in a day or two. Dr. Edgar Rutherford, the we'll known and popular eye specialist, accompanied by Mrs. Rutherford left "Wednesday night for Lower Califor- mia on three months professional trip, the most of which time will be spent at La Paz, where the doctor has the promise of big lot of business.
 Henry Ohm, one of Santa Cruz ceunty's we'll known ranchers whose home is near Gala basas, was in town Monday. His left arm was in sling, having been broken by a fall from a boiler Henry fell nine feet and says he is surprised he did not break his neck He returned home the same evening.
 "Lucky" Mark Lu!ley, the owner of the "Wandering Jew" mine is in the city. Many years aeo in Philadelphia Mark managed female base ball team which made a great hit in the Quaker, City, and netted him splendid financial returns. Mark has way of turning an honest penny that beats 'em all.
 L A. Bpdecker, who for several years has been managing Colin CaSaer- on's big stock farm near Greedy, Kan sas, has returned to the San Rafael Ranch this county, where he was for merly employed before going to Kan which Mir. Cameron recently sold Monday and Tuesday Mir. Bndecker was business visitor in Nogales.
 Monday night Dr. Edgar Rutherford and George Weiland were initiated in to the mysteries of the Red Men and many members of Panago Tribe No. l 1 turned out to witness the ceremony. After the initiation Sachem Richard Halke treated the boys to feast such as Red Mem seldom enjoy. which those present will not soon forget Besides the feasting there was music and story telling, all of which helped to pass n most delightful evening. Those pr es-nt are grateful to Sachem Halke for his generosity.
 Con Keefe, president and general manager of the Sonora Milling and Mining Company, returned last Mon day night from New York, where he had been on company business Tues day night he left for Tubutama, Sono- ra, Mexico, where the properties of the company are located. Mr. O'Keefe said 1t was his desire that all the stock holders of his company should attend the meeting which will held in Noga- les on the 18th of this month. I'm portant business at the coming meeting of great interest to every stockholder will be transacted
 Last Sunday morning the remains of the late J. D. Duncan, general manager cf the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber Com pany, who died January 18th at the Hays Camp in the Pinto mountains, were shipped from Marsh'ss- -undertak- ing parlors to New York City for interment. The body was shipped in response of a telegram announcing that Mrs. Duncan had arrived there from Bermuda, to attend the funeral of her dead husband. Auditor Han non of the company came up from the mines to attend to the shipping of his dead friend.