The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-03-10
John Costello, Patagonia min

John Costello, Patagonia min.
ing man, who has lease and
bond on the old Bland mine situs
ated near Patagonia, was bust.
ness visitor at the county seat a
couple of days this week. John
has number of men at work
taking out ore for shipment to
the Ell Paso smelter.
Cyrus Marsteller, who repre-
sents the cow end of the First
National Bank, spent a couple
of days in town this week, being
accompanied by Fred. Pyeatte,
his assistant in the game of
rounding up and caring for the
herds Of cattle owned by the big
local banking institution.
w. j. Mitchell, after a months
sojourn III the state of Sinaloa,
Mexico, where be had been on
mining business, returned home
the forepart of the week. He is
loud in his praise of the West
Coast of Mexico, and the splen-
did opportunities for American
investors, in land and mines.
Bruce Spivey has sold his in
terest in the Montezuma Hotel
News and Cigar Stand to Mrs.
Rose Cohen and Mrs. Tessie
Wood, OF this city. and will re
turn to his old home in Oklaho
ma. Today the ladies will take
charge of the business, which
they will give their personal at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stock, are
registered at The Bowman from
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Stock
made fortune in the Florence.
Colorado oil fields. He is inter.
ested in mines situated in the
Alamos mining district, Sonora,
being associated with Amos J.
Yaeger, we'll known in local
mining circles.
Tom Cumming and Tom Burch,
departed Thursday for the Ures
mining district of Sonora, where
they went to inspect the Ell Do
RADIO mine owned by Mr.. Cum.
ming. At Carlo they were joined
by Messrs. Phillips and Rags
dale, two gentlemen from Calf
ornia who are looking for invest
ments in the state of Sonora.
Yesterday Congressman. Carl
Hayden with about twenty other
mem bers Of Congress. left Wash
ington for visit to the Boulder
Canyon dam site, the Yuma re
clamation project, including the
Laguna dam, and the Imperial
Valley. Congressman Hayden
will return to his home at Phoe-
nix before the end of the month.
Work on the Tonichi branch
Of the Southern Pacific of Mex,
leo, has commenced and will be
pushed to completion as fast as
possible. 1t is said that the
Mines Company of America will
commence active operations Of
the La Dnra mine near Suaqui
Grande, just as soon as the
branch is completed to that
point.
Don Manuel Mascarenas, mil
lionaire ranch owner, of this
city, has returned from San
Francisco, where had been on a
combined business and pleasure
visit. Mr.. Mascarenas owns
many thousand acres of the best
land in the state of Sonora, in.
Guiding the great Buena Vista
and Santa Barbara ranches just
south Of the international Dor.
der.
Major Pat Milligan, accompa.
MED oy his charming wife, de-
parted the forepart of the week
for their home in the East where
the Major will engage in the
mercantile Business. From here
Major and Mrs. Milligan went to
Chicago. thence to their home at
Newcomer. Ill. During their
sojourn in Nogales they made
many friends. All join in wish.
ing them good luck.
This week Collector of Gus
toms/C. L. Fowler entertained a
number of high government Off.
Gals, who are visiting the Ari-
IONA customs district. Those in
the party were Lewis Fl. Sch.
waebe, collector of customs of
Los Angeles; Judge Mlllard
Harrison, collector of customs Of
Seattle, Wash, and Chas. W.
Soltor cnooiol oropt IF tho TT g