The border vidette., 1914-03-07

known successful mining man , who with his wife, now make
 NOgales his home, returned
 Wednesday from successful
 business trip to New York anC
 Washington. MT. Hatfield while
 in the east encountered some very
 cold, disagreeable weather, and says the sunkissed land of gooC
 old Arizona, can't be beat. He
 and Mrc. Hatfield are guests al
 the Motezuma.
 Harry Fryer, who for many
 years has made his home in the
 Harshaw district, this county,
 was busy in town last Monday shaking hands with old friends
 and appropriateness whom he had not seen for long time. Since Harry was here many changes have occurred for the better ment of our little border city, | but iS he is an experienced trailer, he had no difficulty in finding his way around.
 Last Sunday Warren Nc Arthur, agent for the Case and Packard automobiles, brought over from Phoenix a handsome seven passenger machine which he had sold to Colonel Raul Ma Sident Francisco l. Madero. Colonel Madero, who is mem Der of General Carranza'S staff, was here to receive the big machine, which it is understood is for use of General Obregon, at the front.
 Lee Reagan, who with his brothers, Jim and Frank, are in terested in valuable placer ground down in the Altar dis trict, Sonora, is back from the ''diggins." He brought with him a number of handsome gold specimens taken from the prop erty at recent cleanup, and says he has every reason to be- lieve there are plenty more where those came from. Looks as though the Reagan boys and their associates have indeed struck it rich"
 This morning between five and six o'clock, thieves entered the store of R. Fleischer & Co.,, near the Montezuma hotel. and hauled off several hundred dol lars worth clothing. Before loading their wagon, the thieves changed their old shoes for new ones. then eat breakfast and drove away. Harry McKeel, who saw the men carrying the goods out of the store, thoughtthe com pany was making an early morn ing sale of goods to the constitu tionalists, and went on about his business. No arrests have been made. z.c --
 MT. John Tener, who a mum Der of years ago was one of Santa Cruz county's most pro- minent mining men, after an absence of several years has again returned to this county, to become interested in mining. He is accompanied by his wife, charming highly accomplished lady. MT. and Mrs. Tener will for the present make their home at Patagonia, near which in teresting little city, Mir. Tener has mining property. John Tener is a mighty fine citizen. We are pleased to welcome him back to the best country on earth.
 Thursday Messrs. William Schuckmann and George Januel, secretary and director of the European-A Mining Com pany, went out to the company's camp, which is situated just adjoining the great Three R. mines from which one hundred tons of ore is being shipped daily, from Sanford station. The exploration and develop ment work in the Buena Vista mine owned by the European Arizona Mining Company, ac- cording to Messrs Schuckmann and Januel, is progressing in a very sastifactory manner, some l splendid ore being encountered 1 by the contractor who is push | ing work on the main working tunnel, which it is expected will | cut a number of big ore bodies. 1 Richard Fleischer is | president of the company.
 Mr. Mike Hannon, many years a successful mine operator | in the famous Bisbee- Warren |