The border vidette., 1922-06-17
PATAGONIA.
Interesting News Items Clipped From
 the Patagonian.

H. H. McCutchan is moving the machinery used in construc tion of the Nogales city well back to Patagonia, from where it will be distributed to the vari ous places from whence it came the mining camps.
 c. A. Pierce, local assayer, left Tuesday evening with the local Boy Scouts for the Hua chuca mountains, where they will camp until Friday, when they will go to Monkey Springs, at the Ashburn ranch, for few days before returning home.
 Ed. Mainline, has finished the addition to the Patagonian office and will immediately commence the rebuilding of the boarding house at the Morning Glory mine at Mowry. The rebuilding of the boarding house seems to in dicate that work on the mine will soon be resumed.
 The Black Eagle mine has a carload of ore on the platform awaiting shipment to the smelt CT. As treatment charges are too high at El Paso, MT. Mo Cutchan, one of the former own CTS of the mine, thinks the Doug las smelter may take the ore and save himself and partner, Mike Hogan, some money.
 While searching the home of Jesus Juarez, one of the alleged postoffice robbers, Sunday night, Deputy Sheriff Lou Quinn and Pat Patterson uncovered a myS terious concoction of milk like consistency and color and a bot tie of denatured alcohol, sup posed to have been the "makins' of 40 mulepower hooch." Owing to the fact that the local ball players failed to show up for the game Sunday with a Nogales team, and the team be ing made up of men picked up at the grounds, our boys were badly beaten. Manager R c. Blanbon is getting discouraged and unless the regulars show more interest in the game in future the team may be dis banded.
 Sunday morning camping party left for the Santa Rita mountains. The top of "Baldy' is their stination but they ex pect to explore other points ot interest as we'll. They will be gone 3 or 4 days Those who went were: Miss Margaret Fra zier, Miss McCollister. Mrs James Frazier, MT. Joiner, Ralph Klene and Dr. and Mrs. L.. w. Klene.
 The Rain Valley school year was brought to an end by a pic nic and a swimming party al Monkey Springs. It was well attended and enjoyed by all Miss Margaret McCollister is the Rain Valley teacher and it is understood that she will return next fall after spending her sum. mer vacation in "The Flagstaff Normal" Miss McCollister is from the State of Oklahoma.
 The spot for drilling the test oil well, has at last been definite. | ly settled, and is about two miles north of the Vaughn school house, and the erection of the derrick is almost completed About five carloads of machin cry and material have been un loaded at the site of the well. The. residents of Vaughn are very much interested in the out come of the test we'll, and are hoping for gusher to be brought in.
 The warm weather Sunday drove a large number of people to various swimming pools in the county. One of the most popular ole swimming holes was that of Monkey Springs, on the beautiful Oscar Ashburn ranch, seven miles north of Pa tagonia. A crowd was at the springs all day, many people going from Nogales and Patago mia. A West Virginia visitor de clared it's the prettiest spot l | have ever seen in Arizona"