The border vidette., 1908-06-13

and engage in business Captain Cos , is mighty good citizen, and he and
 his estimable wife have a wide circle of friends here and throughout the state of Sonora. all of whom ,in us in
 wishing them success and happiness
 wherever they go Captain Cos says
 he likes Nogales, her people and
 climate very much, and at no distant
 day, hopes to return and again make
 this his home.
 Harry Barnett, manager of the
 Happy Jack Mining Company, the
 splendid producing mines of which are
 located in the Santa Rita mountains a
 short distance from Pstagonia, this
 county, left Thursday morning for his
 old home in Philadelphia, Pa, where
 he and Mrs. Barnett. who accom-
 panied him. expect to spend the sum-
 mer months. During Manager Bar
 nett's visit east he will arrange with
 directors of his company, the most of
 whom reside in the Quaker City, for
 the installation ot much ne edod min
 ing machinery for the Happy Jack
 mines, from which he has just shipped
 big carload of high grade ore to the
 Fl Paso smeltcr. Friends of the Bar
 netts throughout Santa Cruz county
 will join us in the wish that their visit
 east may be both pleasant and profit
 able.
 John T. Cave, manager of the Coast
 Line Copper Company, accompanied
 by Mrs. Archibald and baby. wife and
 child of Secretary Archibald. arrived
 in the city Thursday evening from Fl Gro, and left this morning for Pasa- dena, California to enjoy A short visit
 with hIs family. Mrs. Archibald and the baby will remain in Nogales, in order that the baby which is not well, can receive proper medical attention. On the way to Nogales from Fl Orc, the party met with what might nave been very serious accident. They were travelling in a covered wagon to which were hitched two mules. When i within mile of the station at Poza, the mules became frighted, ran away, | turned over the gon and threw the | occupants, bag and baggage to the ground Fortunately no one was in iured other than a few slight bruises, but they were compelled to walk to the station. MT Cave says he. be- lieves the mules are still running. He hopes 70.
 On Thursday Messrs. Karns. How land & McCray, who have installed six Merralls mills and number of concentrators at La Mej;a silver mines twenty five miles southwest from No gales. in Sonora, tested their new machinery. all of which is in place. and found erything o. K. and next week will start up ia full blast. MT. McCray, one of MT. Karns partners, who is A Los Angeles contractor, is now at La Mejia. where he expe;ts to remain a couple of weeks. Much credit is due Manager Harry Karns for the manner in which he has rushed the installation of his big plant which we sincerely hope will make all parties concerned rich. If any man deserves success, Harry Karns is the man, and we hope old Dame Fortune will always smile upon kim with a broad smile. Joe Lusig- nan, known throughout Sonora as a first class uiliwright. has been MT. Karns' righthand bower, and to him and his able assistants, is credit also due.
 A. NJ. Conard, manager of the So- nora Copper Company, was here from AJOCfe Oranuo, three fDll6S rom NO- ria, Sonora, the forepart of the week, having come up to have some needed repairs made on one of his electric rs otors. The gentleman ~as very happy over the recent striking of the big copper vein in Cobre Grade, at the 700 foot level, for which he has been tunneling. When Mr. Conard left Cobre Grande, the big main work ing tunnel had been run into the mountain 9iO feet under the man. moth vein. the last forty feet heing in ore containing splendid values. and the gen tlenan has good reason to re- ioice and be exceeding glad, for he has "made good" and need not worry about the future of his great property, | which ls now fully equipped with modern machinery suitable for the rs pid, economical working of the ore bodies which have been developed. It. is understood that the directors of Sonora Copper Go. will soon author1z4 the erection of big reduction plant for the treatment of ( he splendid product from their prop ,rty, which has bren developed to iepth of TOO feet, thus proving the l he statement made by TIE BORDER several months ago, that 'Cobre Grande was mountain of t 're" l