The border vidette., 1907-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS


 i quite Ill several days this week.
 Buy your money orders and foreigr 2 drafts at The First National Bank o1 . Nogales. 2t
 Embroidery lessons, stamping ano orders for embroidery work taken Mrs Bessie Lee Scoville, corner of Ora wford street and Terrace avenue.
 Mr. Sol Johnson, an old miner and prospector of this section, has been spending a few, days in the city. Mr Johnson looks hale and hearty. He is we'll known ehroughout southern l Arizona.
 Ex Sheriff Charles l.. Fowler and George Sayre, recently appoint ted | United States customs guards, take kindly to their new duties on the in ternational line, where they are now stationed
 Charles Quitzow, special agent of the Home Iusurance Company of New York, was here Thursday consulting with Cumming & McIntyre, the local agents Tester day morning the gen Lleman returned north.
 Those who witnessed "Hooligan's Troubles" last Wednesday night at the opera house are "trying to forget 1t D So is Manager Gaston Ramirez, who "begs to be executed" Some body will have to "show him" next time.
 Frank M. Crocker. formerly vice American consul at Guaymas, is now at Reno, Nevada, where he Is the head of the Frank M. Crocker Go, brokers and real estate agents. The gentlemen's many friends here and throughout Sonora. will be pleased to learn he is prospering.
 'Doc'' ChelIes, known throughout the south west as an expert of horses, has been in town couple of days Yesterday he purchased fine horse from Mr. E. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company. From here Mir. Chelles will go to Hermosillo on private business.
 Dr. A. s. Russell of Washington Camp, has been spending few days at the county seat. The gentleman over w Washington way, where he has mining interests. Dr. Russell has great confidence in his districts future anu IS SOihS IO S1aJ "iGh iu. J. A Fink, manager of the Fl Paso Store, has returned from Tucson, where he had been on business. Fink is one of the best clothing sal ssmen in the southwest. He resided in Tucson many years, during which time he had charge of one the departments in Albert Steinfeld & Company's big store.
 pW. R. Wagner. :. treasurer of the Tuca be. mines, ,:out h the Magdalena district, Sonora. .shas sbsen spending a few dayssin Nogales, having come-up to the border to enjoy a few days with his brother, who arrived sThursday night from Bisbee, where, h8 is in the employ of the Copper Quesn Mining ] Compshy.
 Mr.sFred Krohn, the civils sand min ing engineer, who is cohnAoted with the Cananea, YaquiE RiyeraE Pasi6c railroad, passed south Monday night en rouke to- Quay mas froih Tucson, whereE lie had been to cotseult with Chief :. Engineer 5McFarIarM. Mir. l krohn wasss,a ecomnanied by Attorney Tbarral lof Guqy mas. | Mexican Cofisul A. NJ. Elias of tucson, was ner0 the iOTepaTG OL IHe week on officlal business, being accom- panied by Captain George w. Webb, of the Immigratiop Service. Consult Elias has fully fecovered from the wound received at Patagonia several months ago by%fhe accidental dis charge of his six-s shooter.
 Tuesday JoseplrNise, the Oalabasas stockraiser, was in town on legal business connected with the disap- pearance of several valuab ble horses. MT. Wise stated that the recent splendid rain and snow storms were of incalculable beneft--to the farmer nnd stockraiser.~ and the year -b907 bids fair to beta record break ker.
 William Meany,;% %5fs the firm Meany ,S Smith, wet1goads merchants at Gro Blanco, was business visitor at the county seat a, couple oI days this week. WilliansS5says while no boom is in progress ssover Gro Blanco way, there is considerable activity throu gh- out the old gold district, and he and his partner are doing nice business, with prospects for the future bright.
 w E. Deity. general manager of the JUarez Gold Mining Company, was stopover visitor Tn Nogales the forepart of the week on his way to the Juarez mines in the Altar district | Sonora to inspect operatiops at the