The border vidette., 1906-12-08
Tts 8urder Tidette.
DECEMBER s. 1906.
LOCAL ITEMS

James Kane of Patagonia was a busi ness visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Eva Slocum has accepted position in E. J. Pellegrin's jewelry | store.
 The Board of Trade will in future meet in their new quarters in the PIskorski block.
 A. Osrpena. proprietor of the Inter. national Store on Morley avenue, has recovered from his recent illness, caus ed by severe cold.
 Deputy United States Marshal Clark came down from Tucson Thursday night and spent yesterday in the city on official business.
 Dr. John R. Magruder of Her moslllo, is guest at the Montezuma hotel, having arrived from the capital city yesterday morning. George Gross and Tom Shannon, who are mining few miles north of Nogales. were guests at the 5rickwood hotel the forepart of the weak. - Mr. J. c. Denton, the mining man. is making arrangements to develop group of copper prospects west from Nogules, near the international line.
 Judge E. A. Hayes is in Douglas, where he is arranging to p1blish a weekly Republican newspaper. THE VIDETTE wishes the judge much suc- cess.
 Monday the Board of Supervisors mot in regular monthly session, Chair man Harrison, Members Schuckmsnn and Burgoon, and Clerk Herold being present.
 Nimrods Cohen, Franklin and Wal thers, enjoyed . successful duck hunt north of the city Wednesday. since which time they and their friends have been feasting nightly.
 Thursday Dr. Shumway went to Benson ts meet Mrs. Shumway, who has for some time past been visiting her mother in Boston. The lady will spend the winter in Nogales-
 Mine Host William Heinecke of Hotel Aleman. Magdalena's pioneer hotel. accompanied by two of his little sons, spent Thursday in Nogales. re- turning home on the night train.
 George Narbeth. the uining engi- neer, left Tuesday morning on a busi ness trip to the different mining camps | in Santa Cruz county, expecting to be absent from the Oity about two weeks,
 Charley Marshall. the sccommodat- ing head clerk at Frank Irvine's pleas ant little wet goods emporium, just across the line, has this week been on the sick list, and Mir. Irvine has been working over tIme.
 On Monday night there will be a special meeting of Pspago Tribe No. Redmsn. at the Wigwan, for the purpose of electiug officers for the term. All members are re- questsd to be present.
 Manager Carney has greatly i'm proved his skating rink by putting in . fine now maple floor and otherwise making his popular place of amuss- ment comfortable and attractive. Large crowds attend the rink nightly.
 Thursday night Juan Arizmendez. manager of the International Store, was a passenger on the southbound train en route to Sonora towns on business for his house. Juan is past master vixen it comes to hustling orders.
 Yesterday morning there was e one round fstic encounter on InternatioR- al street. between 8 couple of husky miner., who were at once gathered in by Rangers Old, Kidder and Clark, and hurried off to jail, before any damage was done.
 Dr. Tarbell, of Naco. Arizona, where he represents the United States as "guardian of health," has been here this week enjoying visit with friends. The doctor says Naco has a great future and he is going to stay with it and watch it grow.
 William Rosenberg, of Rosy's Place, is in New York City purchasing spring and summer goods for his store, which under the able, careful manage ment of Mir. Carl Joseph, is doing splendid business. Mir. Rossnberg's family live in New York.
 Hon Bo. J. Whiteside. "The Con tleman from Santa Cruz" is touring the southern part of the territory, as guest of MT. Norris, of Norris & Rowe. Mir. Whiteside is a candidate fer the speaksrship of the twenty fourth legislative assembly.
 Ranger, Jeff Kidder, who for some