The border vidette., 1907-07-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

sure know how to entertain theIr friends
 Willie Amsden is reported as being very i'll in Portland, Oregon hospital. Small hopes are entertained for his recovery.
 Jim Traynor's friends will be pleas ed to learn that he has returned from Oregon. and will in future mako his permanent home here.
 Conductor Ben NJ. Ashley of the Sonora. is back from HermosiIlo, where he enjoyed A couple of days rest Ills friends are sure glad to see him.
 Mir. Charley Lewis and Miss Agnes McOleary were married early this morning. leaving on the northbound train for Duquesne where they will reside.
 "Huntine Dog Slim" Harbet, one of the best double handed hard rock miners in the southwest. was here yesterday from Duquesne, where he is working for the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Co
 John Yost, cousin of Tom Turner, foreman of the San Rafael Ranch, has purchased a splendid ranch home in the eastern part of the county, which will be devoted to stockraising. John understands the stock business from A. to z. and will have no trouble "making good "
 H. Pomeroy Griswold. the Mazda Iona, Sonora, consulting mining engineer was business visitor in the city last Monday. Mr. Griswold re- gently purchased nice ranch home L.. from Magdalena, where he has made his headquarters number of years.
 A pretty. cool refreshing sight is Nogales' bran new yellow-red street sprinkler, which is now seen on our streets drawn by a handsome pair of horses. It IS understood the water company has very generously offered the city water for sprinkling purposes. Bully for the water company.
 John s Hurst, who a short time ago sold the Santa Bibiana mines, to San Diego capitalists, for S2O.OOO. was business visitor in Nogales last Tues day. John has purchased a lemon orchard in California. near San Diego which he believes will prove a good investment. The Santa Bibiana is splendid property. situated in the Magdalena district.
 Mr. Edward Noon, the we'll known, successful young mining engineer. who since graduating from the Arizona School of Mines several years go. has been in the employ of the Mitchell Mining Company, has gone to the state of SinalOa. Mexico. to examine and report on mining property for his bIg company. Ed is a son of Dr and Mrs A. H. Noon.
 "Doc" William Rosenberg. proprietor of Rosy's Place, was very much in evidence at Patagonia on the Fourth, so were hundreds of handsome. neatly designed badges presented by "Doc" to his friends from Nogales and other points in the county, in attendance at the big celebration. "Doc" sure knows something abcut the art of advertis ing. He deserves to get the money.
 The forest fires in the Pata gonia and Huachuca mountains during the past week have done great amount of damage to timber on the forest reserves and it is qnite likely the government troops stationed at Forth Huachuca will be called ont to fight the fire. The fires in the Pata. gonia could he seen very plainly Thursday night from the railroad. It was a very pretty sight.
 Mir Richard Farrell, of the liar shaw Mining district, owner of the Morning Glory mine. situatel in that famous old mining district, was busi ness visitor in the city last Monday for the first time in many months. MT. Farrell reports his district looking up and feels certain he will at no distant da te make a fortune ont of his fine old mining property. which it. is said he recently bonded to eastern capitalists Dick is one of the pioneers of the Harshaw df+trict. this county, where the great w orld's Fair silver honarza owned by Mir and Mrs Frank Powers Is located
 Colonel ". c Greene, accompanied by Superln: endent Temple of Naco- Cananea branch of the Cananea, Va qui River I Parific Railway and Hon. | A. .. iiernard. manager of the Greene Gold Company, spent Thurs . day night in Nogales, in Colonel Greenes private travelling home, leav- i ing yesterday morning for Cananea. Colonel Greene expected to return to Nogales to"ioht for the purpose of meeting Don Ramon Corral, vice president of Mexico, who it is said will l