The border vidette., 1912-08-03

moved their camp from the Olo
 camping grounds north of the ] NOgaleS Jersey Farm to the | high mesa north of the old
 shelter tract, where the soldier i boys are pleasantly located.
 r. J. Mcintyre, who is install i ing mining machinery over in i the Gro Blunco mining district on property owned by himself and associates, was a business visitor in town couple of days this week He reports the old gold district looking up, and predicts, d great future for those now exploring and developing
 properties there. Thursday he returned to camp accompanied by Judge C. o. Foltz.
 Next week Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, accompanied by their lovely daughter, Miss Mary, will depart for New York state to enjoy months visit with relatives and friends. Miss Mary will enter one of the splendid New York schools,
 
 will soon graduate The many friends of Judge Duffy and fani- ly will join in wishing all de lightful trip and safe return home.
 Last Thursday William Miller, a miner. was overcome by foul air in the Float Gold Amalga-
 
 here, and before Superintendent Hartman, who went to his aid, could get him out of the mine, fell down thirty foot shaft and was killed Coronor Chatham held an inquest yesterday fore noon. The body was buried yesterday afternoon from the undertaking parlors of George B. Marsh, Inc.
 ors, have about completed laying the new municipal water systems pipe line from the river to the city. Wednesday, the splendid big power plant was tried out and is said to have worked like a well-oiled sewing machine. An expert from the firm from which it was purchased, was present to witness the starting of the engine. Now let's get plenty of water, then put in the municipal sewer system.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of La Popular. was q nOrthbOund pas senger Tuesday morning en route to Chicago to purchase fall and winter goods for his handsome big up to date store. During his absence, w. D. Hart, who is back from an extended pleasure trip. in the east and northwest, will be ill charge and ali desiring Real bargains" should not overlook this chance, for just now Hart is feeling like doing the work of dozen men. He had d fine time on his trip.
 Several days this week Col onel George Beebee. the land man. who has been the means of bringing many dry farmers and their families into the Elgin country. was business. visitor in Nogales. The colonel said his country since the splendid rains is one of the beauty spots" of Arizona, and every body is prosperous and happy. Colonel Beebee is entitled to much credit for his untiring efforts in interesting hOmeSeek- CTS in the Elgin land, and THE BORDER VIDETTE is pleased to learn that he is making good"
 Dr. A. A. Doherty, Supervisor A. l.. Peck Immigration Inspect or Milliken, and other local stockholders in the Crecent Cop per Company, the splendid properties of which are located in the Patagonia mountains, this county. where at this time there is great activity in mining, are happy over d recent important strike in the C. C. c. The glad news along with rich samples of silver ore was brought to the city Tuesday by Fred Miller. who has been doing contract work for the com pany Dr. Doherty presented THE BORDER VIDETTE" with a handsome specimen of the ore that will assay better than GOO hundred ounces of silver.
 The Three Linemen mines in the HarShaW district, this county