The border vidette., 1900-11-17
MINING news.
important Items CuIIed From
Our Exchanges.
G. Connors, The Colorado
Springs Millionaire, in the City
of Mexico.

Mr- H. b. VercOe has returned from
England and is at the Westminster,
Los Angeles.
to Los Angeles from visit to the Bis
bee Copper mines in Arizona.
Mr.. P B. McCabe returned to Los
Angeles this week from visit to the
Dos Cabezas mines, Arizona.
Letters have been received in Los
Anges announcing the arrival from
Nome of Mr.. George w. Parsons at
Seattle en- route to Los Angeles.
Mr. G " Whitley of Montana, has
has been placed in charge of the
electrical department of the smelter
being erected at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. P. H Clark, general manager
of the Copper Bullion Mining COM
pany, Arizona, returned to Pearce last
Wednesday, after d short stay in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. John A. Fairchild, president of
the Alcatraz Asphalt Paving company.
was in Los Angeles for a couple of
days this week.
Timothy W Sprague of Boston, is in
Los Angeles at the Van Nuys. Mr..
Sprague is the representative of the
Boston owners of some mines along
the Colorado river.
Mr. Chas E Potter of Los Angeles,
has gone to Cedros Island, Mex, where
he is interested in mines. He was ac-
companied by Mr. F M Nicholson, d
Philadelphia capitalist.
Mr. C A Ross of New York, and Mr.
Heckshor of London, England, arrived
at Clifton, Arizona, last week. They
are connected with the Medler Mining
company, now operating extensively
on Chase Greek, Arizona.
Mr.. Lew E Aubury leaves Los An
geles today for Mariposa and on his re-
turn from there Will stay over in San
Francisco to attend the annual conven-
ton of the California Miners Associa-
ton of which he is a member.
Mr.. S. r. Guggenheim, of the firm
of Guggenheim Brothers, is in Mexico
City, accompanied by Mr.. Leon Feust-
man, the New York manager of the
company. They are on our of in
spectiou over the republic, avestigating
the conditions of the diffeent Guggen-
helm properties.
Messrs. T. A. Rickard and F. w.
Baker of London, repsenting the
Ventura Corporation in he negotia-
tions for the Camp Bird me at Auray, |
Colo have gone to New ork to meet |
Thomas F Walsh. the cner of the |
Camp Bird, who was toreturn from
Europe this week.
Mr.. w. E. Hampton, 'oprietor of
the Pacific Tank Compa, Los An
geles, has just returned 0 the city
from a five months trip trough the
Eastern States, part of wch time he
spent in the Adirondacks.Los Ange-
les Mining Review.
Redding Mineral Wealt states that
Mr.. S Diller of the U. Geological
survey has completed jhe topo-
graphical work in connect with the
section known as the "Fhing quad
rangle," ;" and is ON his wap Washing
ton, to have the charting engraving
of maps put in hand.
The Two Republics of .xico City,
states that Mr.. E G Como million :
aire from Colorado Sprin Colorado, =.
is in that city for the purp of making :
some extensive investmen6n mining
properties. 1t is said thae has al =,
ready purchased a very yable prop :
erty near Guiana iuato.
Regardless of the agreeable
weather there was largetendance q
at the cere monies of layinae corner
stone of the Carnegie Libr building.
The various secret and civ societies,
the city and county Office the fire.
men and hose companies, library
commission and many cit5 met in L
front of the Masonic Tenn Sunday, e
and from there went to the of the L
building, where, under thespices of o.
the Masonic grand lodge, corner q,
stone was set in place. Colin. Her =
ring delivered an appropr addre s,
which expressed the appltion of T.
the people of Tucson for MRrnegie's =
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