The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-03-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

| John Grant IS back from Sonora
where he has been on mining business.
Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel, was
a business visitor in Nogales Monday.
Sonora maps at the Sonora News
Company Price $500, American
money.
business visitor in Tucson Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Receiver Fred II errera of the defunct
International Bank visited Tucson the
first of the week.
Wednesday Glissan * Turner of the
Line City Market imported some fine
pork from Sonora.
Tuesday morning Mr.. II. X. Cheno-
weth and family departed for the coast
on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. Henry Levin, the we'll known
| commission man visited Sonora the
forepart of the week.
MIR. Geo. p. Jones is holding down
the international line at the bridge
for the United States.
Do you want a handsome map of
Sonoraf The Sonora News Company
has them. Only $500.
The little son of AIR. and Mrs. Colby
N. Thomas has been quite ill this week,
but is now reported better.
Sunday night Manager Smelling of
the Sonora Telephone Company passed
south en- route to Hermosillo. =.
Mike McCleary, the twelve. y ears
old sou of Jailer McCleary has re-
covered from a serious illness.
Mrs. Manuel Masearenas Jr, and
two little daughters are visiting the
home of Mexican Consul NJ. Massacre
| has.
County School Superintendent
| O'Connor has this week been visiting
the various school districts in the
county.
Mr. Chns. White, cashier of the
Sonora railway office on the Mexican
side of the line has this week been on
the sick list. = :. x
| "Wednesday L. F. Swain, ex-cashier
of the 0efunct international Bark
was again released from the county
Jail on bond "a
DIR. and Mrs. Schell of Tucson are
at the Mentezuma. The DOCTOR
speciality is eyes and eye glasses. Give
hun call. He'll treat you right.
James f. MacIntyre. the New York
! Life Insurance man who makes No :
gales his headquarters, has returned
from successful business trip to So
nora.
Lafayette Stradling left Thursda y
morning for San Francisco where he
will ia future make his home, hav-
ing purchased an interest in a business
house.
Mrs. William Bower of Rancho de
CocheS, is spending a month at The
| Daniels where she has pleasant and
comfortable quarters. Mr.. Bower is
at the ranch.
MIR. Pete Cazabon has disposed OF
his saloon business in No.ales, Sonora,
and will now devote all his time to
the management af the Cazaoon Hotel
in Nogaies Arizona.
Hon. D. G. Chalmers, of Lochiel,
and Mr.. Charley Harrison, brother of
Supervisor Jas. A. Harrison, were in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR. Harrison is a miner by occuL alton.
Harry Clarke, day manager OF
Richard Clarke's Arcade, has gone to
Tucson where 1t as possible he will
purchase half interest in a good
saloon business, near the 5. 2. depot.
Mr.. G n. Ferree, an experienced
saloon man of Ell Paso, Texas, has nc
cepted "A position at The Palace The,
! gentleman is accompanied by his wife
and they will make their future home
in this city.
Henry Till, agent at Tucson for
Rainier beer, much of which is sold in
Nogales, was very much in evidence
in town Thursday. AS result of his
visit the line city need not fear beer
| famine this summer. ~.
T. T. Harding, general manager of
the Gladstone Mining company was in
town Monday and Tuesday purchas-
| ing supplies for the Gladstone Camp.
Mr.. Harding says he is taking out
good ore for his people.
The friends of District Attorney
Frank j. Duffy will be sorry to learn
that he is again laid up with Il bad
attack of erysipelas. DR.. w. F. Che
noweth, the attending ply stefan, ex =
poets soon to have him out.
Messrs. c. Hartman and Doc" Tut
tie have had a number of assays made
of ore take from their prospects, the
lowest of which went $lS,6l in gold,
silver and lead and the highest So %
The boys are very enthusiastic and be-
lieve they have a good thing