The border vidette., 1909-07-10
GOOD LUCK.
A Strong Company Organized to Op-
 crate Valuable Old Gold Mines.

& development Company, With capital of $1,OOO,OOO, fully paid and non-assessable.
 The incorporators are Hon Joseph Hadfeld, of Overleigh, Southport. England; J. E. Bentley, of Black pool, England; Frank N. Cox and John s. Hurst, of Nogales Arizona. The incorporators are members of the board of directors.
 The following are the officers for the ensuing year: Joseph Had field, president; Frank N. Cox, vice president; J. E. Bentley, secretary and treasury.
 The organizat ton of the Good Luck Mining & Development Com pany yesterday, resulted from a visit to the Buena Suerte (good luck) gold mines in the state of Sonora, Mexico, by Mir. Hadfeld, MT. Bentley and Mir. Cox, of which mention was made in last weeks BORDER VIDETTE..
 MT. Hadfeld and his lovely daughter Miss Clara, had accom- panied MT. Bentley all the way across the ocean from merry old England: for the purpose of per sonaHy inspecting the wonderfully rich mining property in which he had, at the solicitation of MT. Ben tley, become largely interested fin ancially. MT. Had6eld. who by the-way, is a man of remarkable business ability and shrewdness. was only on the ground a short time when he realized that he had invested well, the property being many times larger and the ores richer in value than had been represented.
 During the last visit of MT. Ben tley to his old home, vast amount of profitable exploration and de- velopment work had been done under the personal supervision of MT. Cox, and the little experiment. al fve-stamp mill was pounding ont bars of yellow refulgent gold when MT. Bentley's party arrived at Buena Suerte.
 Alter spending a couple of days at the mine during which the En- glish capitalist personally inspect ed the property, the gentleman was ready to return to Nogales for the purpose of closing the big deal and organizing the big company, of which he is president and MT. Bentley secretary and treasurer.
 The consummation of this inn portant mining deal which was brought about through the untir- ing efforts of Messrs. Cox. Hurst and Bentley, means much for Nogales, the gateway to Sonora and Sinaloa, and the numerous friends of the gentlemen will be greatly pleased to learn that they have brought the deal to success full issue.
 While Bentley was chasing back and forth across the briny deep to consult with his English friends, Frank N. Cox, one of the best known most successful competent m1ne superlntendents Tn the coun- try, was directing operations at the mine, which is now looking fine, and the prospects for developing wonderful gold producer good. Frank N. Cox always makes good, and everybody in Arizona and So nora will be pleased to learn that he is again to the fore with a valu- able mine backed by unlimited capital.
 The company owns more than 100 pertenencias of splendid ground from which gold was extracted many years ago by the crude method of arrastras.
 Modern machinery such as 2O- stamp mill, tube mills, etc., will at once be installed to treat the rich ore now in sight. Two shafts, one 25O and one 300 feet will be sunk and cross cuts run on the big