The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-05-04

/ "H0T6 u6 W0nC on business connected
with the sale of his branch at chat
place to Mr.. A. d. Gonzalez, formerly
of Nogales, Sonora. Mr.. Fleischer
will now devote all his time to his
local wholesale and retail business,
and to his mining interests in the Ca
nanea district. In future the big
Boston Store of Nogales, Arizona,
will be manager by Mr.. A. Dumboldr,
pleasant gentleman of much ex-
perience in the clothing and gents
furnishing business. Mr.. Dumboldt
recently arrived from Bisbee, and is
now as busy as beaver getting the
| affairs of the mammoth concern On
Morley avenue Strengthened out, and
putting in place the large consign-
ments of summer goods which are
daily arriving from the east.
Cliff Robinson and Spense lowell,
two gentlemen from Midland, Texas,
who with the Reagan boys are operat
ing some very promising mining claims
on the west side of the Patagonia
mountains, we're in Nogales Thursday
The gentlemen have unlimited capital
and believe they have the making of
good producing mine. Ore for ship
ment to the Ell Paso smelter is now
being taken out and the work of ex-
ploring and developing the property
will be pushed as fast as possible Yes
terday morning MIR. lowell left for Ell
Paso, where he went on private bust
ness. Next week he will return to
Patagonia where he makes his head
quar- ters. MIR. Robinson may decide
to locate in Nogales. We hope so,
for he is prince of good fellows, a
wide awake business man and first
class citizen. There is plenty of room
in Nogales for men of Cliff Robsnson's
sort.
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Harry
Barnett of Patagonia, were in town,
being guests at the Montezuma hotel:
Mr.. Barnett is manager of the Happy
Jack Mining Company, owning mines
In the Wrightson district, this county.
Recently he shipped carload of ore
from the Happy Jack to FL Paso
smelter, the returns from which were
far greater than that received from
any previous shipment from the pro-
pretty, which is said to be one of the
most valuable producers in that section
of the country. Manager Barnett
has done a large amount of work on
the property which is now in fine
shape, there being thousands of tons of
good ore in sight, much of which may
possibly be shipped to the customs
smelter. The gentleman will shortly
go east to consult with his people
regarding future operations. which
may include reduction plant. Hsv.
ing missed the freight train, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett and Mr.. A b. Rich
mond drove to Patagonia Wednesday
afternoon.
Harry Smith and Don. franklin,
brother of o X. Franklin, the local
GoPPsf hGffding9 B5HinG IN rlH 8gee HEaRsR!s
mountains. Sonora, left Thursday
morning for Camp Radigan. where
Mr. Jack Radigan. the Colorado
miner, is working force of miners.
Mr.. Smith will return to the city to-
day but Mr.. franklin expected to
spend several days at camp the guest
of Mr. Radigan. The development
being done on the franklin property
has been attended with highly
encouraging results. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Franklin and associates have
been offered geodly sum of money
for their holdings, which are among
the best looking in the district, which
has recently been entered by Colonel
w. @. Greene, who has denounced
several thousand pertenencias Very
little development work has been done
III the district by Colonel Greene, but
that which has been done has been
very satisfactory and large amount
of exploration work will be done in
the near future by lieutenants of the
copper king. o. K Franklin and Mr..
Smith were among the frat to enter
this new district the future of which
means z great deal for Nogales. We
wish them success.
A. b. Richmond, manager of the
Mansfield Mining IL Smelling Co.,
operating out in the W.ightson min
ing district, a short distance from
Patagonia, this county. was a visitor
in Nogales Wednesday, having come
down the night before to transact
company business The gentleman
! reports things at his camp progressing
in very satisfactory manner. and
says his company has plenty of money
and plenty of ore, nevertheless and
not with standing. When here Mr..
Richmond purchased $4,000 worth of
mining machinery from Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, in addition to the large
consignment purchased from the same
! firm sometime ago. The machinery