The border vidette., 1911-04-29

interests i1 Sonora. This even ing Mrs. Kelly and the children will arrive from Cananoa to make their homo in NogaleS un- til after the war in Mexico is over Recent reports from the Valado-a Ininc in Sonora, arc most eucourag ging. and Jack feels certain of the future. He has rented thc Chase residence for the SuLn!leT'.
 Colonel Partridge, the English mining engineer, who is OpCrat- ing the AuStcrlitz mines over in the Gro Blanco district, this county, is in the city, bringing with him m ) st encouraging news from the old mines which for a long time were the property of Dr.. A. H. Nool and his sons, from whom Colonel Partridge and his as % ciateS acquired a large interest some time ago. Colonel Partridge says he is going 60 make tho AuSterlitz pay big returns on the invc c5tmcnt.
 Major Carlos F. von Peters dorff, of Co sala, Sinaloa, Mex ico, who will be pleasantly re membcred by residents of No gales and Cananea, where he resided several years ago, was a visitor in the city Tuesday on his way to Los Angeles, wherc he went on private business. Major Petersdorff and Lieuten- ant Fred Krohn were school mates in Germany. Both are prospering in Mexico, where they have resided since leaving the United States several years ago.
 Mir. Woodward. a prominent mining man from Paris, France, who has been inspecting mining property in Sonora, arrived from the south yesterday and im> mediately went to the Sisters Hospital to receive medical treat ment. While travelling in an automobile from Fl Tajo mine to the railway station, a tall cactus struck the gentleman in the eye, and it was at first feared he would lose the use of it. Dr. Sneaker has charge of the case and at last reports his patient was getting along fine.
 Thursday Hermann Clauser, the Ohio oil expert, who is interested in the West Coast Oil Company, accompanied a num- Der of Guaymas gentlemen who are interested in oil, out -tor Mas carcnaS, where the first well is now being drilled by Chas. Brinton, one Of the most expert oil driilcrs in the country. H. company, reports work progress ing in a very satisfactory man. ner and he has great hopes of striking oil. Mir. Clauser makes his headquarters at the Monte zuma hotel, where he has pleas 2nt apcrt21entS.
 Dr. J. K. Bentley, president of the Richfeld Copper Com pany, accompanied by Mr. George Stark, q director of the com pany, are guests at the Ma tional hotel from Scranton, Pa. Major J. "A. Cooper, vice pre- sident, and John GlasSOn, man. ager of the company, are also registered at the National hotel. The gentlemen will shortly leave for the company's copper prop critics down in the Ures district, Sonora, where active operations will be commenced under the management of Mr. GlaSSon, who is one of the best mine managers in the country.
 This morning Mir. Fred. c. Emery, president of La Cobriza Mining Company, accompanied by his wife, little daughter, and MT. and Mrs. J. E. Bentley of Blackpool, England, departed for the mines in Sonora, a short distance from Noria, where MT. and Mrs. Bentley will enjoy camp life for week or ten days. Mir. Bentley is largely interested in Sonora mines. He visits here many times and is well and favorably known in NOgales and northern Sonora. Before returning to the United States he and Mrs. Bentley will visit Hermosillo and Guaymas.
 E. E. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Company, who spent Wednesday in No gales, is highly elated oyer the outlook for his section of the
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