The border vidette., 1907-12-28
Tas 8order Yidette.
DECEMBER 29, 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

at the Montezuma from Albion, Cali fornia.
 Don't miss the hard times New Year eve ball. at A.rmory Hall. Ad- mission, $l co.
 MT. l. N Wheaton and family are registered at the Montezuma hotel from Msgdalena, Sonora, near which place he has mining property.
 s E Hunter is here from the Pata- gonna mountains where he has mining interests; MT. Huntor will visit at the county seat with friends until after New Year.
 w S. Madding has a good piano and fine horse and buggy for sale b ,ggy as good as new. Here is bar gain for someone.
 Alex Nichols, of this city, who is foreman of one of the great copper mines at Bisbee, IS spending the holi- days in Noeales with his family. Alex has host of friends here.
 George Weiland spent Christmas Tn town with his family. George says the mining property in the Patagonia mountains owned by himself and Hon. Theo Gebler are looking fine.
 Chief Surgeon Ainsworth of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, and Dr. Goodfellow, surgeon for the Randolph lines. are in the city, travel ing in Dr. Ainsworth's private car.
 J. Q. Killer, master mechanic of the 0 Y. R & P. and the Sonora rail- roads, with headquarters at Guaymas spent yesterday in Nogales, being chaperoned around by Agent H. E Grace.
 Governor Kibbey has pardoned Jerry Sheehy. the murderer of Richard Har- rison, chairman of the board of super visors. Sheehy was convicted and sentenced to serve nine years in the penitentiary. about two and half years. ago.
 Jesse Chatham, eldest son of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Chatham, of this city, is home from the University of Ari- zona, and will unjoy the holidays in Nogales. Jesse is one of Nogales' brightest boys and and we predict for him splendid future.
 w. J. Hembey, an old time printer who has visited all the civilized coun- tries of the earth, paid Nogales a fly ing visit this week, returning north yesterday. Bembey has in contem- plation trip to Mexico City and other important points in Mexico.
 Dick Greene, who for some time past has been in Nogales on business connected with the mining properties in this section owned by the Black Mountain Mining Company, for which he has worked several years. has re- turned from the mines north of the city.
 Harry Renshaw, one of the county s best known, most successful young business men, Is spending the Christ mas holidays in town with his family. Harry is at present connected with the mercantile end of the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company at Duquesne.
 Christmas eve, MT. and Mrs. A. l. Lewis, and their little daughter arriv- ed in the city from Fl Paso and are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed Titcomb, on Mob Hill. MT. LewIs now make H ermosillo his headquarters, being in charge of the Sonora Ore Buying Agency.
 Last night Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Bower, of Camille. this county, arrived in the city from their home in Phi!a- delphia, where Mrs. Bower and the children have been visiting relatives during the past six months. Tomorrow they will go out to their pleasant ranch home in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains. MT. Bower says he is glad to get back to sunny Arizona.
 Captain George w. Webb of the immigration service, spent Christmas in Nogales, having come down from Tucson on official business. Captain Webb formerly resided in Nogalee. where he and his family are well known He Is brother of Hon. Sam F. Webb, ex collector of United States customs at this port, who now resides at Phoenix. Captain Webb ard family reside in Tucson.
 This morning Colonel w. C. Greene. accompanied by H. E. Temple. super intendent of the Naco Cananea branch of the O. Y. R x P. railway, James Kirk. the mining man. and Frank M. King. formerly proprietor of THE BORDER V1DETTE. now proprietor of the Madeira News. at Madeira, Chihua- hua, came up from Hermosillo Messrs Greene. Kirk and King continued on to Cananea. but MT. Temple will spend the day in Nogales
 George D. Gross, manager of the