The border vidette., 1905-02-11
FEBRUARY II, 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Leonard Page, ex-Ranger, has re turned from a visit with his parents near WiIlcox, Arizona
 John Malone, mining man, is in town from his mines in the Magdalena district, east of Imuris.
 Joe Scott is in Southern Californ ia prospecting for gold. Several local capitalists are behind Joseph, finan cially.
 Captain Willard Wright of the United States line riders in this dis trict, was here from Naco a couple of days this week on official business.
 A gloom has been cast over certain sections of Nogales. ''Col" Bill Schuster has been denied the freedom of the town. Where are his mining part ners2
 Demetrio Velasco, formerly of No gales, now engaged in business at Minas Prietas, has this week been a visitor in the city where he has a wide circle of friends.
 Rev. Father N. Meurer of the No- gales, Arizona, Catholic church. has returned from Tombstone, where he had been to look after his flock with whom he is deservingly popular.
 Wednesday Secretary A. A. Hop kins of the Rangers and Ranger Holmes were in town on official business Mir. Hopkins makes his headquarters in Douglas with Captain Ryning.
 Under the able direction of EIec- tricians Kissinger and Barnhart the Nogales Electric Light plant is giving its pations excellent service The boys understand their business and take great interest in their work.
 J. D. Carter the new secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary Board. whose appointment has caused much dis satisfa ction among old members, was a lieutenant in the Rough Riders and later under sheriff of Yavapai county.
 Otto Moore, who killed Harry
  years ago, has been granted a parale by Governor Brodie. It is said Moore has gone to Texas to reside. Hope he won't return to Santa Cruz county
 Major A. Hoover and O. w. Eberle of the Promontorio mines spent several ds ys in town this week Just at pres ent there is considerable activity at these splendid old producers. All sup plies for the camp are purchased in 
 Ramon Vasquez. the popular pro prietor of the Red House. was out | again Thursday, having almost recovered from his recent lttack of la grippe. His many friends are giving him the glad hand ,f welcome.
 John MacIntyre. M. E.. is in the ;ity from the Rey del Gro mines in ,he Magdalena district, Sonora, where ne has a large force of men at work night and day developing the property, WHICH IS iookihS huc 0coTSe ". Jenkes is superintendent.
 Thursday Mrs. Chalfant, wife of Lieutenant Emery Chalfant, popular Wells Fargo messenger, arrived in the city from Los Angeles where she has | been visiting several months The | good lady was met at the depot by the lieutenant who is about the happiest hubby in town.
 Yesterday President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the following no- Governor of Arizona, Joseph H. Kibbey of Arizona; Asso- ciate Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court, Eugene A. Tucker of Nebraska, to vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. Geo. R. Davis.
 George Watt has recovered from la grippe and returned to the Promonto- rio mines a dozen miles from Nogales in Sonora, where he is now employed. George is an old soldier and entitled to a pension, Uncle Sam ought to pay Thousands less deserving than he are beip O better treated by the government.