The border vidette., 1907-03-23
Ths 8order Yidette.
MARCH g. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

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 improvements will be made in Ths
 Palace.
 Mir. l.. B. FleIscher, proprietor oi
 the Boston Stores, has returned from
 a business trip to Sonora.
 lionel A. W. Clifford of Fl Psso,
 Texas business man and mine
 promoter, was visitor here this week.
 D. D. Page of Guaymas. arrived in
 the city yesterday morning from Guaymas, Sonora, where he is engaged
 in business.
 Raymond Smith is in the city from Mowry, where he is in the employ of
 Frank Reagan, one of the squartest ] and best saloon mon in the country.
 Ex-Sheriff Charley Fowler is greatly Identifying his fine country home place north of the city, by planting many rose bushes and other beautiful flower plants and shade trees.
 Ed Ashley is arranging to pleas antly entertain his friends at his Monte Carlo summer resort north few miles from Nogales. Ice cold will always be kept on tap.
 Dr.. W. F. Ohenowe1h is making arrangements to build an elegant brick residence on his fine property in front of the Sisters Hospital. Fred Bowman. the building contractor, has secured the contract.
 Steve Bailey has returned home from Fl Paso, Texas, where he has for some time past been engaged in the "w ct goods' business. Steve may decide to remain here permanently. His friends hope so.
 On Wednesday United States Marshal Ben Daniels of Arizona, was entertained at luncheon at the White House. give by President Roosevelt. The president and marshal are warm personal friends.
 Thursday morning Mrs. Harry Walthers returned to Nogales, from a visit of several months at Victoria, British Columbia. with relatives and friends. The lady came by steamer and was met at Guaymas by MT Walthers.
 Willie Barnett, tho clever young ball twirler, of this city, who for some time past has been at Tucson in the employ of the Eagle Milling Company visited his parents here Wednesday and Thursday, returning to Tucson yesterday.
 Yesterday Captain John O. Dickey, | the Colorado mining man. died at the Sisterr' Hospital. Deceased was about fifty five years of age. The funeral will take place this afternoon, inter | msnt being in the Nogales. Arizona cemetery.
 MT. Allan Fraser was in the city | Monday from the Altar district, So- | nora. Mexico. and purchased from Roy l & Titcemb Inc. 8 steam pumping | plant which will be shipped at once to Santa Ana, from where it will be hauled to MT. Fraser's mine.
 R A. Rodgers, acting supervisor Of | the Tumacacori National Forest, with offices here, gIves notice that all ap- plications for permits to grsze cattle the season of 1907. must be filed in his office at Nogales, on or before April lst, next.
 The horse ace last Sunday between w. G. Bowman's sorrel and deputy Sheriff Bailey's white. was witnessed by a large crowd, many of whom had money to bet, on the white, which was the favorite. Mir. Bailey's horse was an easy winner Several hundre ed dollars changed hands.
 A. J. Nichols, the mine super intendent, who for some time past has been down at the Richfeld Mining Company's mines in the Ures district. Sonora, is in the city. having arrived yesterday morning from the south. Mir Nichols family have recently made Nogales their homo.
 H. Pomeroy Griswold, the consult ing mining engineer, was here Tues day from Aagdalena. Sonora, whore he and his family reside. The gentle man came to survey mining property | 8 short distance west from Nogales, in Sonora. Tuesday night he returned | south, having completed the work.
 Mir. Antonio Martinez. the rancher and stockraiser, was in from his big 1 Sonora ranch Wednesday. A number of years ago Mir. Martinez was chief of police of Nogales, Sonora, and later chief of police of Cananea, where he made & snug fortune during the bloom days" of that wonderful copper camp.
 Monday a United States order went into effect prohibiting the exporting