The border vidette., 1913-06-28


 of years ago while developing mining claims in the Patagonia mountains, this county, now owner of valuable shelite mines in the Ures district, Sonora, &C., companied by his son w. A. King, has for the past ten days been a guest at the MOntezuma hotel. Select samples of Shelite from MT. Kings mine, assay better than seventy two per cent. King has operated in many of the big mining districts, and knows a good thing when he sees it. He recently sold a mine for $50, GOO gold, and is high and dry on Easy Street.
 Madison Risinger. a grand old veteran of the civil war, who fought in the great battle of Gettysburg, with General Han cocks 10th Pennsylvania vol unteers, departed Tuesday even- ing for Gettysburg to attend the reunion of Union and Confeder- ate veterans, who fought in the greatest battle of modern times.
 
 on the second day of the battle and at once paroled, thus re- tiring him from active army ser vice for the rest of the war. He now draws a pension of S1 .O0 per day from our Uncle Sam. We wish our good friend Ma diSOn a pleasant visit with his old comrades, and safe return home.
 MT. Charley Buffett, the well known Hermosillo mining and civil engineer, who many years ago resided in Nogales, being associated with Captain l.. w. Mix, arrived in the city We'd nesday evening, from Sonora's capital city. He confirmed the report that Coronel Giron, one of the best known, most popular officers in the federal army, had been shot and killed on the 18th inst. at Cruz de Piedra, by the cOnStitutionalists. The dead COrOnel was popular with both federals and constitution aliStS, and his death is deeply regretted. A widow and ten be- autiful children are left to mourn his untimely, tragic death. They reside at Guaymas.
 Yesterday Constitutionalist Consul E. V. Anaya, of Tucson, and his brother-in law, Jose Es- coboza, also of Tucson, charged with conspiring to violate the In ~f States, in connection with the capture of the Mason aeroplane at Pike's ranch. and the snug gling of the machine across the international line, were arraign- ed before United States Coinmis- sioner Bird, who, upon hearing the evidence, discharged the de- fendants. Judge J. H. Camp bell and James R. Dunseath, ofs Tucson. appeared for the de- fendants, the governor being re- presented by Assistant United States Attorney o. T. Richey. Deputy United States Marshal WillitS, accompanied the party from Tucson, being present at the hearing.
 Engineer w. H. Warrington, manager of the Chief mine in the Patagonia district, this coun- ty, adjoining the famous Worlds Fair mine, has this week been spending several days in No gales on business. He reported the Chief looking fine, and be- lieves it will develop into 8 great producer. The recent dis covery of a wonderfully rich body of silver ore is most gra- tifyjng, proving beyond doubt the Chief has the making of a. mine, possibly more valuable than Frank Powers great bank. as the Worlds Fair is often called. The Chief was bonded d short time ago from Bracey Curtis and associates, to A. l.. HarrOun and associates of Kansas City. The recent strike of bonanza ore means much to all parties concerned, and a big asset to Santa Cruz county.
 Last Monday Manager Hamil- ton of the Hamilton Brothers Construction Company, who are installed our splendid municipal sewer system, arrived in the city from Globe, being accom- panied by Mayor Carvil, Coun- 1,1 L