The border vidette., 1913-05-03

sole owner of the Montezuma
 Bar, having on Wednesday, pur-
 chased the interest of HOmobono
 Marquez, in that popular wet
 goods emporium. Don is a past
 master in the business, besides
 being one of the finest fellows
 on earth. His numerous friends
 all over the country will join us
 In wishing him continued suc-
 cess. MT. Marquez, who retires
 from the business, says he is
 going to take a good rest before
 again engaging in any business.
 Harry Barnett, postmaster of l Patagonia, and owner of valu-
 able mining interests in the
 great Patagonia mining district,
 including the Happy Jack mines,
 was visitor at the county seat Wednesday of this week, being
 accompanied by Mrs. Barnett.
 It Is said that Mir. Barnett recent
 Iy received a nice payment on
 group of claims near PatagO-
 n1a, bonded by California parties.
 He reported the Happy Jack
 claims looking better than ever,
 large bodies of high grade ore
 having been encountered while
 doing the annual assessment
 work. He has hopes of soon raising enough money with
 which to properly develop the property, which is considered second to none in the county. The best mine experts Tn the .. country say the Happy Jack has the making of a great paying mine.
 Thursday evening Conductor John Henry returned from Her mosillo, where he went last Tuesday in charge of a state troop train, carriyng c. Padres, paymaSter for the state troops and a bunch of state troops from . Naco. MT. Henry states that everything is quiet at the cap-- ltal city, but a bad feeling exists there between Governor May torena's followers and follow CTS of Acting Governor Pes queira. When Henry was in trainlOad of state troops departed for the south presumably for Lencho, a station on the railroad, thence to Torin, four miles from the railroad, where there is said to be a big garrison of federal soldiers. Af- ter defeating the federals at TOrin, a general assault will be made on GuaymaS-maybe. Hen- y had been thirty-Six hours sleep when he got back % NOgales, and said he was Lbout all in"
 Tom Fraser, who with w. A. has a. lease on the Royal Blue mine in the Salero district, from which shipments If ore are being made to the Ell oaso and Douglas smelters, was visitor at the county seat Thursday, having come down rom Tucson where he had been m business, connected with the hipment of a carload of ore to Douglas. The Royal Blue is 'atented mine situated on the 3aca Float which has been in litigation more than fifty years, nd from time to time ore has cen shipped from the property ylthOut protest from claimants f the land grant. Now when IT.. Fraser is about to make oOd" after much hard work and he expenditure of great deal f money, SO-called owners of ne land grant, have bObbed up erenely, and want a look at the lOney. As a result the shelter eOple notified MT. Fraser that e would have to put up a bond )r three thousand dollars be- ore they would pay him for the re shipped from the Baca Float. f course Tom said he'd see 'em amned first, and there you are.
 John Hickman, representative [ the Creston Colorado mines Minas PrietaS, has been here couple of days, being the GUS 'dian of one hundred thousand 0Ilars worth of gold bullion, here Wednesday from le famous old gold producing imp. On account of the fact iat the express company would ot guarantee the safe delivery
 the valuable cargo, Mr. Hick- an brought with him to Noga- $, Sonora, guard of ten state 'ldiers. Upon it's arrival here e express company took charge
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