The border vidette., 1915-03-20
PATAGONIA.
. Interesting News Items Clipped From
 the Patagonian.

Ing Tor NOgaleS.
 Charles Peppers was a busi- ness visitor Tuesday, coming in from the Pennsylvania ranch.
 J. R. Collie of the Flux mine was a. business visitor in Noga- les the early part of the week.
 James Reagan left recently for the Altar district, in Sonora, where he has placer mining in tereStS.
 Chris Wilson received a car load of hay Tuesday, which started from Solononville some two weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Heating were business visitors from the San Rafael Wednesday and took out load of supplies.
 Mrs. George Sayre came up from Nogales Monday and went out to Harshaw for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Sorrells.
 Herb McCutchan returned last Saturday from Bisbee, where. he purchased additional fixtures for his Patagonia Smoke House.
 Jeff Rountree left Thursday morning for Sonoita where he and his brother have contract to drill 8 340-fOot well for MT. Hatler.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Pierce and children, accompanied by Mrs. Pierce's sister, Miss Willie Rood, were in from Mansfield Camp several days.
 Bat Fernald put in a fine walk this week in front of the Patagonia hotel. A number of peach trees have been set out in the hotel yard.
 Robert Clark. who has been visiting his nncle, MT. Clark of the American Boy mine, for sev- eral months, leaves this week for his home in the east.
 The health conditions in Pata- gonia and vicinity are excellent and the district is free from con tagiOuS diseases, according to the county health officer, Dr. J. M Harris.
 George Weiland was in the early part of the week from Jefferson Camp. Sinking and ac- tive development work will be resumed shortly on the T. B. Mumme Mining Com p any S property.
 A good showing is being made nf miles north of town, which is owned by A. H. Glidewell and J. E. Cochran Of Bradford, Pa. MT. Glidewell has two men at work and the ore being opened up is very satisfactory.
 J.C. Mackay of Camille passed through here Tuesday on his way home from Nogales, where he appeared before Judge O'Con- nor and secured his naturaliza- ton papers, renouncing allegi- ance to King George V of Eng land and swearing fealty to Un- cle Sam.
 James Kane returned Tuesday from the Gro Blanco country, where he had been to get ore samples from his mining prop erty-the Titanic group. He will return later to begin develop ment work. He reports that Sonora mining men have taken over the Old Glory mine and will put up a 1OO-ton concen- trator.
 Ed. T. Sheehy came in from Harshaw Tuesday and left the same day for the Sheehy-O'Don- neil property, on the southwest slope of the Santa Ritas, five miles from Chavis station, where he and his brother, Pat Sheehy, will take charge of the develop ment work in progress on the group. The ledge carriec good silver and lead values and about 40 per cent in zinc.
 Miss Grace Everett, who has been teaching at the San Rafael school. has accepted the position of school teacher at Duquesne, and a number of San Rafael ladies gathered at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. Lawless recent ly to partake of a farewell din ner given in her honor. She is leaving with the best wishes of all who have had the pleasure of her acq quaintance during her stay in the San Rafael Valley.