The border vidette., 1904-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

pany hive purchased handsome new
team of bay horses.
Major A. Hoover has returned from
Sonora where for week he has been
on mining business.
Hon. Richard Farrell, chairman of
the board of supervisors is visitor in
town today from Patagonia.
The new buggy of Mexican Stamp
Collector Flores is the most handsome
vehicle of its kind in the city.
George Parker is in the city from
the Ruby mine In Sonora, which is
owned by the Ruby Gold Mining Com
pany.
There will be preaching ut the
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
and evening. Baptism at the MORN
ing service
Wednesday Mr.. Lumb, the mine
superintendent, was in the city from
the Orc Blanco district, in the interest
of his company.
Tuesday A. NJ. Austin, the well
visitor in the city from his company's
mines near Llano, Sonora.
MIR. James Breen, Jr, who for sew
eral weeks has been on the sick list, is
rapidly recovering, under the careful
attention of DIR. H. w. Purdy.
For weak digestion, belching or sour
stomach use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tables and you will get
quick relief. For sale by all Druggist. n
Mr.. Pat Sheehy, the young stock
raiser, is a visitor at the county seat.
MIR. Sheehy and his brothers were
havy losers in the International Bank
failure.
Louis Proto, junior member of the
we'll known firm of Proto Bros, who
makes his home at the great Cocos-
pera ranch, spent several days in town
| this week.
John Bower, of Bower Bros, who a
short time ago purchased the Rancho
de Coches from Sheriff Turner, is in
town. The ranch is being stocked
| with fine cattle.
H. G. Topp of Phoenix, representing
the Remington Typewriting Company.
was business visitor in town several
days this week, taking orders for his
up-to-date machines.
Last night Mr. Chas. R. Brown,
cashier and head bookkeeper for the
| NOSalCS OOPPCt company To- "a hOA
from the east where he had been q
couple of weeks on bushes
Master Arthur Amsden fell from
the platform at the school house yes
terday and broke his collar bone,
which has been set and the little chap
is doing fine.
There will be revival meeting at the
Methodist church each evening next
week. The song service will begin at
7:3O and q short sermon to follow.
Come out we will do you good.
Ed. Shaw, who makes a speciality of
selling wet goods for San Francisco
house, was busy about town Wednes
day. Ed is very popular and always
books nice orders when in Nogales
Yesterday Frank Proctor, manager
of the Greene Cattle Company, with
headquarters at Lochiel, arrived in
the city from the big ranch and is to-
day transacting company business
here.
The large club room between THE
BORDER VIDETTE office and the Monte
Carlo, has been partitioned and in
future a portion of it will be occupied
by Ramon V. Dueflas, the Hermosillo
Ijeweler.
The grand ball given last night in
the Masonic Hall under the auspices
of the Nogales Rebekah's 1. G. o F.,
was a most delightful social affair. and
will not soon he forgotten by about
sixty Rebekahs and their friends.
This morning Sheriff Turner left for
Tucson with L. +. Swain, ex-cashier
of the bank, who has been ordered to
appear before Judge Davis on a writ OF
ha beas corpus. MIR. P. E. Murray,
the mining man, accompanied the
sheriff and Mr.. Swain to Tucson.
Walter Scoville, the Colorado miner,
has gone to Copete to accept a position
with the Copete Copper Company. the
copper properties of which are now be-
ing again extensively worked under
the able management of Mr.. Charles
Speaker of this city.
Walter b. Sim, advance agent for
the Anylo-American doctors, who are
at the Montezuma hotel, was a visitor
in the city Tuesday, making arrange
ments for the coming of the doctors,
who will lecture in the Opera House.
See adv on another page.
"Wednesday MIR. Frank Powers, one
of Arizona's most prominent and sue
cessful mine owners, was business
visitor in Nogales from the famous
/ Worlds Fair mine, which is owned by