The border vidette., 1912-12-14
NEWS FROM PATAGONIA.
intere sting Items. Picked up by Our
 Correspondent.

son. The bread, pies and cakes that he makes are of the very best.
 Jack Frost showed to full house here on Monday. O. rather Monday night. He made it as close to snow storm as he possibly could.
 W. c. Payne, representing the El Paso Herald, was here last week and toured the eastern part of the county in he interest of that paper. He secured many subscriptions and said that he hoped to return here soon again.
 A. R. Jamison, one of the old timers of Pata gOnia has return ed here and will resume oper- ations. c. J. Flames, who oper- ated the shelter here some years ago was a relative of MT. Jami son. The gentleman still has interests in the Wrightson dis trict.
 Superintendent Wanvig of the Three R's. was in town Tuesday. The work at the now coming city of Bloxton, six miles below here, is progressing and it will only be short time until the company will be shipped three cars of ore per day, instead of two aS at present.
 w. F. Dreyfuss, representative of the wholesale house of the Bail Heineman company, Incor porated, in Tucson, paid a visit here on Tuesday. DreyfusS said that if he could do as we'll in all towns that he visited as he did in Patagonia, Bail and Heine- man could retire from business in very short time.
 Matters are under way here at this time to start the Movies. Ed. Heinline, Arthur Henessy and Albert Des Soulles have ob tained a concession on the bank of the Sonoita river and propose to open one of the finest air domes in the moving picture world The opening night will be January 22nd, 1913.
 R. R. Richardson of the Pata- gonia Commercial company, left Monday last for visit to Tucson and the Silver Bell district in Pima county. The gentleman and his partner Arthur E. Crepin, have a group of claims in that district that are very valuable, and Mir. Richardson will arrange for the annual work upon them.
 H. M. Reno of the Copper City Brewing company at Douglas, s, autoed into town on Monday but he did not auto out. He got as far as Crittenden on his way back home when the machine absolutely baked. He got a horse, brought it back to town and with the assistance of the expert racing chaffeurs of the town, soon had it fixed and went hone.
 Mir. Price of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, the newspaper to be started here, has been very busy all week placing the type and presses. Owing to the kind ly action of the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific all of the type arrived at Patagonia in a highly improved pie form. How ever, MT. Price says that the paper will appear on December twentieth, 1912.
 w. H. Worthington is arrang- ing to open an assay office here. He has an office in Douglas and intends to move a part of that plant here. It will be of ma- terial assistance to the miners and prospectors now working in the mining districts that sur round Patagonia, and they can tell just where they are at with out sending their ores for assay to outside points.
 Messrs. Chapman, Eld er, Goodrich Henderson and Ward are the owners of one of the most promising group of mines that lie in the Washington district. They are situated on the west slope of the Santa Ritas and are about nine miles from the town of Tubac, from which point the owners expect to commence ship ping ore at an early date. The holdings consist of eleven claims and the general trend of the vein is from east to west. The ledge is we'll defined and assays well in copper, gold and silver, Ward Elder and Goodrich are now at