The border vidette., 1907-05-18
Uas 8urder Yidette.
MAY Is, 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

city from the Salero mining district
 U. s. Line Riders Jesse K Smith and Georgr Sayre came in off the line yesterday.
 Hon. Colin Cameron is at the Mon tezuma from Tucson, having arrived last night.
 Mir. and Mrs Al Wood will leave in few days for the Pacific coast on pleasure bent.
 B.rney Quinn IS pushing work on pr. A. H. Moons business house on Railroad avenue.
 Yesterday the Alto mines in the old Salero district, this county, closed down. Indefinitely. Major James w. Leehy. the veteran millman, is again in the city, having been absent some time at Patagonia.
 Mrs. c. O. Kingsley and little daughter, are visiting here from Guay mas, guests of Mrs. kingsley's sister, Mrs. Edward Titcomb.
 This morning pr Judson A. Elliott, John Gave and Alex Henderson came up from Fl Gro, and continued north en route to the coast.
 F. c. Emery. a prominent mining man, has been here couple of days from M a agdalena, where he is operat- ing a mining property.
 Mrs. L. J. F. Iaeger. wife of Mine Host Iaeger of the Santa Rita and Montezuma hotels, arrived Tn town last night from Tucson.
 George Mclean and E. E. Noon. two prominent mining engineers. are in town, the former from Arlzpe, the latter from Gro Blanco.
 Wednesday Mir. B T. Leuzarler, prominent New York business man, was horthbound passenger from Guaymas, where he had been on busi- ness.
 This morning Collector McCord and Bo-J Whiteside left for Lochiel, U S sub-port, for the purpose of crossing a thousand head of Mexican cattle.
 Anton Proto, L. J. F. Jaeger and Chas. Jones have tablished a mining camp on their copper claims about three miles southeast of Nogales, in Sonora.
 Dave Nloffitt is guest at the Brickwood hotel. He expects to leave in day or two for big mining camp in Sonora, where he will occupy a res ponsible position.
 J. R. Johnson, an old-time mining man, who made Nogales bis head quarters about eight years age, is again in the city. Mir. Johnson since leaving Nogales has visited many of the worlds greatest mining districts
 The Orpheum Theatre, Mir. D. Metzler, proprietor, is doing nice business. Two shows are given each evening, at 7:30 and $50. The latest and best moving pictures. Price of admission 25 cents Mexican. Re- served seats 25 cents extra. will see you about ticket to "Oounty Chairman. If you can't attend, subscribe dollar to the Fire Depart ment anyway and do it early, as the more financial encouragement given, the better will be the show.
 Yesterday morning Ben Sneed, the Cochise county cattle buyer, and U $ Sanitary Inspector Johnson, wont to Imuris, Sonora, to receive three car loads of cattle recently purchased by Mr. Sueed for his Arizona range. The cattle will be crossed at this port of entry.
 Hon. D. G. Chalmers United States deputy collector at Lochiel, was in town couple of days this week on A combined business and pleasure visit. The "Senator" has wide circle of friends here who are always pleased to see him. He returned to his post Thursday.
 This week number of gentlemen rode out to the copper-gold prospects west of Nogales few miles, which they thoroughly sampled to have as sayed It is said by those who know. that the prospects look good; if the ore carries values. some development work will be done
 Thursday night Attorney Frank J. on legal business. MT. Duffy, who is making speciality of Mexican and American mining business. is kept very busy these days. being constantly on the go for the different compa anies he represents here and in Sonora.
 Mir Edward Titcomb IS having his fine residence property on Noh Hill greatly improved by building a re taining wall along the Crawford street side. Schuyler Case, the con tractor. is in charge of the work. The Titcomb home is one of the prettiest