The border vidette., 1917-02-24

sident of Nogales, and Johr
 Blunton, well known New
 York mining engineer, arrived
 in the city yesterday, on their ] way to mining property in Mex
 ico owned by MT. Torres and
 his associates. MT. Blunton goes
 to examine and report on the property for himself and asso-
 ciates, who will purchase same,
 provided the ore and values are there.
 Word comes from the Duques-
 ne mining district to the effect .tbat Frank N. Cox, Tom Gard ner, and others having leases on
 mineral ground owned by the
 Duquesne Mining & Reduction
 Company, are making regular
 shipments of ore to the smelters,
 from which both the owners and
 those having leases. are realiz-
 ing big returns. In few
 months, one of the leaserS clean ed up S1O,OOO, net.
 R. Zellner, Jr., the Los An geles piano man, after a success ful business trip to points in the southern part of the state, de parted for home Thursday. He'll return in about ten days with big lot of instruments sold here and across the line in Nogales, Sonora. The ZelIner Piano Company, of which Mr. Zenner is the president has sold many hundred pianos in A cizona dur ing the past fifteen years.
 w. A. Ryan, of the Yaqui ri yer country, where he and his brother during the past few years have cleaned up a nice fortune, from their rich lands, was a stopover visitor in town corple of days this week, on his way back to his property, from a visit to his home in Chicago. MT. Ryan left Nogales yesterday in a Ford automobile. and will make the cross country trip to the Yaqui river by machine, via. 
 Harry Grace of Los Angeles, who with A. O. Wall of this city, I Tanning Company, arrived from the south last Wednesday, and has since been transacting com pany business here. MT. Grace was agent at Nogales several years ago, for the Southern Pacific Railway Go. He and his family, since leaving here, have made their home in Los Angeles, but much of his time is spent in Sonora, where his company does 3 splendid business.
 The fancy dress ball last Mon day night at the Nogales, Sono- ra theatre, in honor of the King and Queen of the carnival, was } most gorgeous affair. surpass- ing anything ever attempted by | royalty in Nogales, Sonora. ''The King" Mr. Fernando Cha con, and 'The Queen," Miss Maria Luisa Barnett, looked and | acted their part, as did mem bers of their Court. Music was fur aished by General Calles' band, which was great ] y appreciated Gy all. Every body had @ fine time.
 Next Tuesday Collector c. E. accompanied by Otto H. Herold, of the First National Bank, Tom M. Cumming, the man, Charley Fow- CT, Harry J. Saxon, and score nore prominent citizens of Santa Cruz county, who are interested n the live stock industry, will 20 to Globe to attent the Cattle Mems Convention. Arrange nentS are being made for the Santa Cruz county delegation to travel in private car. A big ime is promised all who attend he meeting of Arizona's cattle growers.
 James Ritchie, one of Santa Cruz county's best practical miners, who is familiar with ,re bodies in number of the pest mines in the Santa Rita and Patagonia districts, was busi- less visitor at the county seat, Wednesday, being accompanied ,y MT. Valenzuela of Patagonia. lanes was foreman at the Three mine a long time, and pro- ,ably, next to Ed. Bonlinger, lnows more about the ore bodies D the big bonanza, than any PnSi6nc