The border vidette., 1922-02-18
PAT AGONiA.
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 the Patagonian.

c. Carreon is getting out some high grade ore from his claims adjoining the Gringo property.
 Jerry Sheehy reports encount ering a new ore body upon bis Red Rock property. Extent Of strike as yet is unknown. | The camp of the State High way on the road between Sono ita and Patagonia moved this week to the Cochise county line, where construction work will be- gin soon.
 H.. T. Richards and James Parker, Jr., were in Patagonia Thursday from Duquesne. They are showing some nice looking ore. which they took from mine 'n the Huachuca mountains.
 Mike Hogan has also started work upon two claims in this vi cinity.' Mir. Hogan has some shipping ore out and the entire vein has all the appearance of being good grade milling ore.
 The tunnel which Evans and Keaton are driving on the Castle Butte is in ore. They contem plate starting an upraise from this ore soon. This raise will make connection with a shaft thus giving them good ventila tiop.
 Messrs. Farley, Crews and Henderson this week shipped a carload of high grade lead silver ore to the Ell Paso shelter. The ore came from the Bland Mine which is showing promise of de veloping into high grade pro- ducer.
 Ed. Bohlinger is working a crew of men on the Richardson Bohlinger Bender property, known as the American Peak Group. MT. Bohlinger has just started work, but is already in good looking, heavily mineraliz- ed country.
 Considerable activity is going on around the Limestone-Rehyo lite country near the Hardshell Mining Company property upon which Farley and Hall have a bond and lease. The Farley and Hall strike is looking better every day.
 The geologist for the Morning | Glory mine, near Mowry, accom- panied by MT. Stevens, the sur veyor, spent several days re- gently at the Morning Glory property, which is owned by C. B. Wilson, surveying, with the intent tion of applying for patent i to the property.
 J. M. Olsen, a smelter man from Capanea, came in On Thurs day mornings train on business connected with mining claims in 1 the Sorreno canyon. The claims are known as the San Simon 1 group. MT. Olsen later will go to Jerome, Ariz.. to assist in blowing in the smelter at that camp.
 Some high grade ore is being hauled to Patagonia from the Eureka mine, on which Tom Gardner has the lease. It is too valuable to be hauled in the or dinary manner, being sacked be- fore being put on the wagons. The value of the ore is unknown but is said to assay very high in silver.
 Tom Fraizer, who has the con- tract to sink the new we'll for the Nogales water department, has started work at the city water works. He has secured the services of John Mcdonald, Richard Farrell and Shorty La Bounty, experienced miners, to assist with the work, which is practically all in hard granite and requiring drilling and blast ing. The work must be finished within seventy five days from date of signing the contract.
 A load of supplies was taken to the Draga-Z mine, in the San ta Ritas, this week, for Frank Reichert, who has a lease on the property from Supervisor o. F. Ashburn. The mill recently or. dered is rapidly being put in working order. H. H. McCut chan recently hauled out large tank to be used at the mine. Mr. Frenche of the middle west, the (