The border vidette., 1908-04-11
Ths 8order a5idette.
APRIL il, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

in from her ranch home and spent the
 day here shopping
 Don't fail to see the ball game to-
 morrow afternoon. Everybody invited
 Game called at 2:3O, sharp.
 The home place of Mr. and Mrs. J.
 A. Spink on Elm street is one of the
 most attractive in Santa Cruz county.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. Thomas
 Ptreida and the children. went to
 Carbo to spend week visiting the
 lady's sister.
 w. A. Parker, one of the county's best known stockraisers. has this week been in attendance at district court as trial-.juror.
 Friends of Mrs. Ashley, wife of Conductor Ben Ashbey, will be sorry to learn that she has been quite ill at her home on Mob Hill, for several days.
 Last Monday twenty cases of Re- mington rifles and large consignment of ammunition passed south by Wells Fargo Express, billed to General Luis Torres, Hermosillo, Sonora.
 Wedding bells will ring in Nogales in the very near future. the happy couple being two of Nogales' most popular young society people, whose engagement was recently announced in THE BORDER VIDETTE. Mrs. John Dessart, sister of Mrs George B Marsh and Paul and Richard Sprecher, who with the children now resides in California, spent several days here this week with her sister Mrs. M arsh and her brothers
 This evening Dr. A. l. Gustetter will give "Smoker~ at his elegant residence on Crawford street, Tn honor of Judge Nave who has been holding district court here this week A pleasant evening is in store for those who attend.
 Hon Theo. Gebler, proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, has been on the sick list several days this week, being confined to his home. His many friends, however, will be pleased to learn he is again able to be at his place of business.
 Las Tuesday David s. Rose. well and favorably known in Arizona. especially Tucson, was elected mayor of Milwaukee ,on the Democratic ticket, for the fifth time. Two years ago he was defeated, after having won four times in succession.
 This morning Rue Prick, Ed. Wood and E. l. Ish, members of the late trial jury, returned home. The boys | helped to send three of the six con- vIcted sneak thieves to Yuma, and | naturally feel that they earned their l s day and mileage.
 Barney Quinn, the building con- tractor, has been busy this week i'm proving his fine residence near the | court house. A couple of years ago | Barney set out humber of trees and | other wise beautifed the grounds, and | 1t is only a matter of a few years when he will have one of the prettiest homes Tn the city.
 Mir. Ignacio Pesqueira informs us that he has not sold his ''Ll Mejia." but Messrs. Karns, Rowland G Mo Cray have a contract to work the hundreds of thousands of tons of fine ore on the dump and in the mine, paying the owner a certain per cent of the product. Mr.. Karns and his friends stand to make million, then some.
 George w. Grove. after a visit of inspection to his mIuing property at Boludo, in the Altar district, Sonora. has returned to the United States, being accompanied by MT. Jack Faulds who has been employed at Boludo for some time past. Mir Grove reports operations there progressing in very manner. From here he went to Tucson.
 MT Charley Carney, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Carney. of this city. Is visiting here the guest of his father, having recently arrived from the state of Chihuahua, Mexico, where he has been for long time with Lieut. tenant Henry O Flipper, who is surveying timber and lumber land for Colonel w. c. Greene, the millionaire mine and land owner.
 William Colburn ot the Montezuma bar, has recently made a number of important i'm provements in his popular little wet goods emporium, and now has one of the most attractive places in the southwest. Trust Billy to do the thing up brown every time. Dan J ohnson, that well known ''mixerder- mist" of Marysville, California fame, has the night trick.
 Parties going into Sonora must first secure permits from the secretary of war at Mexico City,, before they can pass fire arms and ammunition. The Mexican law is very strict in this