The border vidette., 1912-12-07
NEWS FROM PATAGONIA.

HOSU MdSUOr bdrneUU IS ndV1nR the new post office painted. When finished it will add materi ally to the appearance of the building.
 For the jury drawn for the trial | Court that meets in Nogales on Tuesday next, Patagonia will furnish her full quota. Sheriff l Mcknight and his Under She | riff Taylor have summoned near | ly all that will come from this | vicinity. c. N. Nichols has returned | from his Thanksgiving visit and | has brought his family with him He has secured a house and says that he will make Patagonia his home. He is a newspaper man of ability and will continue to boost Santa Cruz county and PatagO- nia in particular.
 August Yarick has gone out to bis mining properties to do his annual work. He took out a wagon load of supplies and said when he left that he would find the ore body before he returned. His mines lie on the eastern slope of the Santa Ritas and not far from the Hosey group.
 Major Loretto E. Carrillo spent Wednesday here on business and visiting with his many fri ends He was on his way home from trip to his cattle ranch at Elgin. While here he introduced new brand of peper sauce that gave eminent satisfaction to Judge Coughlin and Bo White side.
 MT. Price of the Santa Cruz formulating plans, and arrang ing for the first issue of our new paper The plant has arrived and will be installed this week. All of the business men of the town will advertise with him and with the first issue of the paper it will step into the front ranks of Arizona journalism
 The merchants of Patagonia presented as fine a supply of Thanksgiving dainties as could be found in any city in the world They practically dispos- ed of them all and have ordered new supply for the coming Yuletide The cranberries, SC lery, dates, nuts and imported cheeses, were of the highest grade and all enjoyed the day in the great American spirit and manner"
 Mrs Thomas J. Turner, Mrs. 7- Oscar Ashburn and Mrs. Robert Reed, three sisters, had plea sant re union here at the depot Monday last Mrs. Turner had been visiting Mrs. Ashburn and when ready to take the train for her home at Elgin they found from Nogales. While the train pleasant chat. Mrs. Reed lives at Fairbank.
 Frank Reichert of the Alto was in town on Tuesday en route to Nogales on legal business. He brought in with him some very wonderful samples of high grade Iver-zinc ere that have assay ed over fifty per cent in value The ore comes from the BlaIC -. group of mines in the Santa Ri tas and Mir. Reichert said tha the ore was from a vein tha was three feet wide in the bot tom of the shaft.
 Tony Klein and wife came down from Harshaw on WedneS day and proceeded on to Bisbee Mir. Klein said that from the work done he was perfectly sa tisfied and that he would return in a very short time to resume operations. Incidentally, it ha! just beon learned that Klein anG his partner, MT. J. F. Combs have carload of high grade or' at the $. P. depot here read. for shipment to the smelter.
 On Monday last Morris Denn one of the original locators O the Denn- Arizona mine in Cochi SC county, Milt Fairlee of tn firm of Fairlee and Jensen a Benson, Charles Morgan and M. Ovens of Bisbee arrived her and after u r n 2 larg amount of supplies, left for Re Rock Canyon. Some years ag Denn and Jensen located som mines there and the party hay gone out to commence develOE