The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-09-27
Richard Reynolds, "Myste-

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the United States customs ser
vice for many years, now deputy
!, collector at NacO, spent several
days here this week, returning
Thursday to his post. Herbert
Chatham, son Of Judge and Mrs.
Chatham of this city, who is in
the employ of the government
as inspector, is also stationed at
Naco. Mr., Reynolds said Her
bert was making good"
! J. A. Burlington, the check
artist, is now in the county jail
charged with forgery. Burling-
time by the local officers, and
last week Sheriff Mcknight To-
Gated his man at Douglas, where
he occupied the important, re-
spOnsible position of official dog
catcher. Upon advice from
Sheriff Mcknight, the man was
arrested and held until the Off
Ger from Santa Cruz county
could arrive there.
D. c.. Franklin yesterday re-
ceived samples of bonanza sill
yer ore from his property near
Camille, where exploration and
development work is now being
prosecuted under the personal
supervision of Captain Henry
Stewart of this city. According
to Jorge Januel, who has just
returned from the Franklin prop
erty, the pay streak is eighteen
inches wide. That's plenty, if
the ore assays as many ounces
to the ton, as experts say it will.
Thursday evening A. M. Con-
ard, president of the Sonora
Copper Company. and William
Schuckmann, president and
principal owner of Las Dos Ma
clones Cigar Company, of No
gales, departed for California,
Mr.. Conard going to Los An
geles to visit his family, and
Mr.. Schuckmann going to San
Francisco, to inspect his COM
pany's big branch offices at that
place. The gentlemen will be
absent from Nogales about ten
days.
The old Austerlitz mine in the
ORC Blanco district, this county,
is again in possession of DIR. A.
II. Noon and sons of Nogales,
Todd Woodwork and w. G.
Layne, who had bond on the
property being no longer con-
nected with it. They ne
elected to comply with their
contract. w. J. Partridge, the
English mining engineer, has
also severed his connection with
the Ansterlitz, which is con-
sidered by many mining men,
one of the best mines in~South-
ern Arizona.
Elgin B. Holt. president aud
manager of the Cerro de Plata
Mines Company. is back from
the Pacific coast, where he has
been on a combined business
and pleasure trip. After tran
sacting company business, he
will continue on to Cerro de
Plata, where the plant installed
by Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of this
city, is night and day busy
pounding out the while metal,
of which there appears to be an
inexhaustible supply. Mr.. Holt
and his brother, Walter, will
soon be high and dry on Easy
street. They are honorable in
ell their dealings, and certainly
deserve the great good fortune
they are having.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers,
owners of the famous Worlds
Fair mine, in the HarShaw dis
trict, this county. have for few
days past been visitors at the
county seat from the Worlds
Fair. The great silver bonanza
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Powers
has for many years been known
rs Powers Bank" When the
lucky owners wish to draw
few hundred thousand dollars
from their bank, they put dozen
miners at work,
AXE out and make q shipment
or two to San Francisco, and
here you are. Powers Bank
has never failed, every check is
promptly honored.
NogaleS ElkS and business
nen are arranging to entertain
he Tucson eXcursioniStS on Sun
lay, October 18th. The Elks
baseball team, the fastest of it's
Kind on earth, will accompany
he eXcursionists from the an
;ient and honorable pueblo, to