The border vidette., 1905-01-28
JANUARY 2S, 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS

seeing at the county seat.
 Wednesday John Henderson was business visitor in Tucson.
 Dr. Fred Rowland of Portland, Me, has been spending the week at the Montezuma. He is interested in Sonorv mining properties
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 J. A. Faymonville, one the best in surance and office men in the country, his resigned his position with Brady Levin Commission Company.
 Sunday night NJ. M. Conn of the Palace treated his friends and patrons to bulls head supper. Five heads were devoured by hungry crowd.
 Hon. NJ. NJ. Trickey of Washington Camp was business visitor in No gales w Wednesday,. He was for time a member of the board of supervisors.
 Tuesday A. S. Benedict, the ranch CT. came in from the ranch to purchase supplies from our merchants. Albert and his brothers are pioneers of this section.
 Engineer Frank Gordon has almost fully recovered from the burning ha received by the exploding of the head light on his engine. He will resume his run next week.
 Thursday morning Attorney Frank J. Duffy left for Tombstone, having been called to the historic old mining camp on official business. He will re- turn home tsnight.
 w. L. Bonney arrived from the south Monday. The gentleman has for a number of years been interested Tn gold properties out in the Magda- lena district-near the Klondike.
 Mir and Mrs. E. E. Bethell came in from Washington Camp Monday, re- turning home the same day. They are conducting the big general mer- cantile establishment at Washin gton
 Monday night the Redmen initiated five pale faces into the mysteries of their tribe which is now one hundred strong The attendance at lodge is good and the members are taking great interest.
 Harry Peltan who contracts all kinds of painting and decorating is in from the Mowry mine, where an army of men is now employed by General Manager Curtis. He says the Mowry is busy camp.
 President Roosevelt has appointed Governor Alexander o. Brodie Assist ant Chief of the Record and Pension Office with the rank of Major. Major Brodie's term as governor does not expire until July l, 1906.
 Tom Burch of Minas Prietas is in the city visiting his sister Mrs. Earl Griswold. Tom says he would not be surprised to learn that the Yaqui Indians had taken in the big gold camp. He is in no great hurry to go back
 Hayden Pendegrass of Patagonia was one of five lucky pslefaces who Monday night last rode the goat up in the wigwam of Papago Tribe No, II. Tuesday morning Hayden had suffi- ciently recovered to be able to return to Patagonia.
 Sunday ". E. Bristol, manager of Roy & Titcomb Ines big Hermosillo branch was visitor in the city, a l guest of his brother Burt manager of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice and Water company. Monday night he returned south.
 Frank Olsen, one of the original lucky owners of the Pride of the West mines at Washington Camp, now prospecting for oil on the San Pedro ranch in Pima county, Spent several days here this week transact ing private business. Frank is very enthusiastic over the future of his oil lands and feels that he IS going to strike oil of sufficient quality and