The border vidette., 1913-05-03
Joe Polin. one of Hermosillo's

= progressive successful DuSlneS: : men, has this week been a busi 5 ness visitor in the city. Joe i. ) an enthusiastic ball fan, and i. l taking a great interest in NOga l les Baseball League, organized - this week, with Captain Mix as president.
 Next week Q. o. Saxhang will go out to the ranch of Donna dieu Bros, the NOgales, Sonora, a, merchants, situated in the Altar
 district, in Sonora, a short dis
 tance south of the international
 line. where a big pumping plant
 will be istalled under MT. Sax
 hangs personal supervision.
 Last Tuesday an undivided
 three fifth interest in a group of
 nine mining claims situated in
 the Tyndall mining district, this
 county, belonging to the estate
 of the late Charles H. Ferry,
 were sold at public auction, at
 the door of the court, to w. H.
 Warrington. representative of
 the Ell Tigre Company, who has been in the city several days
 from Patagonia. The consider
 atiOn was $5, ,OOO.
 Selim M. Franklin, one of the
 states most prominent. success
 ful attorney s at law, was a vis-'
 itor in the city Wednesday from Tucson. While here Mr. Frank lin succeeded in securing a judg-
 ment in favor of the Portland
 Mining Company in the suit of
 the eXecutor of James $. Me
 Donald's estate against the min ing company, involving the title of the Golden Eagle group of mines situated in the Gro Blanco district, in this county. Superior Judge Frak J. Duffy heard the case.
 Elgin B. Holt, Silver King of Sonora" is here from the | Cerro de Plata of which he is manager and principal owner. He reports the mine bigger and | better than ever and prospects for making a million mighty good. Holt and his brother, Walter, have certainly earned all the good fortune they are having in Sonora. They worked like beavers down there many years, and their numerous old friends will be pleased to learn that they are high and dry on Old Easy Street.
 Val Valenzuela, Jr., and Tom Gardner, of Patagonia, came down to the metropolis Wednes- day evening, returning home after the Moose Smoker. Before the Smoker, Mir. Gardner and Jim Cotter, of this city, rode the Moose goat in the most approv- ed style, to the fiendish delight of a big herd of local Bull all of whom had at some time in the past, taken fall out ; of MT. Goat. MT. ValenzueIa is 3 charter member of the local 1 lodge, which is now comfortably ( located in the new c. T. Jones $ on Grand avenue
 Lieutenant Richard FIeischer, who with Mr. Wm. Schuckmann I of this city owns the Arizona . Mining COmpany's ' producing mines near the Three S mine, was here the forepart 7 ,f this week on business con \ lected with his company. From z lere he went to BloXton station, : rom where he is shipping a = of ore to the Douglas < melter. The ore being high z grade copper, the lieutenant ex- n n ,ects to realize better than S2, -- OO on the car. The A.-E. looks r ike a big winner, and the lucky f WnerS are to be congratulated. f
 Last Monday afternoon Gen. o ral Wood, of the United States C rmy, who arrived that morning q rom Fl Paso, on an inspection f the U. s. troops now sta o toned here, was rendered an in . ormal reception at the Santa o }ruz Club, where many pro- tI linent citizens and business men d ad the pleasure of meeting h he distinguished officer, who in fl S82 was stationed in Arizona, c. eing at that time a surgeon in tI ne army. During General Woods n, ojourn in the city, he was o- by Mayor l.. W. m mr1 fix. The general and his staff inn n eparted for the north on the sI train. 4+ r . oJ