The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-03-17
PATAGONIA.
interesting News Items Clipped From
the Patagonian.

DaWSOn,y Farloy anu hruSe
shipped carload Of high grade
lead silver ore this week from
the Jefferson group, in the Santa
Ritas. The Ell Paso smelter will
receive the shipment.
H. II. McCutchan is agaiu
hauling ore from the Black Eagle
mine, at Harshaw. Shipments
we're delayed during develop
ment work. The Black Eagle
gives promise of developing into
a good mine.
The Morning Glory mine, at
Mowry. shipped a carload of ore
Tuesday to the Douglas smelter
Of the Copper Queen. G. B.
Wilson is experimenting the
work for the company, in which
he is heavily interested.
Charles Jones of Nogales and
several mining men from Bisbee
were in Patagonia last Friday
inspecting the machinery at the
Flux mine that was formerly the
property of the Flux Mining
| Company, now bankrupt.
Mrs. Amelia Isinhood, attend.
ance officer of the Patagonia
school, would like donations of
shoes and clothing for the poor
Mexican children who are in
need. Send or take them to the
postoffice and Mrs. Isinhood will
get them.
r. P. O'Neil, owner of the
Rupert mine, in the Santa Rita
mountains, was in town Monday,
and says his mine is looking
better as development work is
being done. He has q 10 inch
streak OF high. grade that is in.
creasing in. width. 1
Fred Thomson, q mining en-
gineer Of San Francisco, has
been in this district for some
time looking tor a promising
mining property. He is at pre-
sent. 10 the Santa Ritas inspect
ing some lead silver mines and
prospects that have promise OF
becoming producers.
A fruit tree pruning demon
stration was given at the ranch
of Uncle Billy Parker last week
and a good sized crowd witness.
ed it. After demonstrating the
| method of pruning at the Par.
ker ranch, Messrs: Gould and
| K.ennison went to the ranch OF
Stone Collie and gave another
practical lesson in the care OF
fruit trees.
County Supt. of Schools Mrs.
Grace A. Farrell returned to the
county seat Saturday after hav.
ing visited every rural school in
the county. Mrs. Farrell says
the rural schools are doing nice.
| ly, and states that if a road were
built from Tubac to Alto it would
be possible to tour the county
without having to return to No
gales to get to the schools east oil
the Santa Rita mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin .Bleakley
and two young sons arrived in
Patagonia Tuesday afternoon
from their home in Franklin, Pa
| Mr." Bleakley is a. son of the late
Col. r. r. Richardson's sister,
and is here to look after the in,
terests of the family in the Rich,
ardson Real Estate, Mining and
Commercial Corporation. which
was organized shortly before the
death of Colonel Richardson g
| few weeks ago.
Mrs. L. r. Kimble and Mr.. s..
F, Fisher were married Sunday
! in Tombstone. Mrs. Kimble is
one of Patagonia's efficient ano
! popular school teachers and Mr.
Fisher is we'll known here, hav
ing been engaged in mining ir
| this section some years ago
The newly. weds received the
usual amount of attention from
the younger set and after endur
ing the noise for some time, Mr.
Fisher bought immunity and res
by giving the enthusiastic leader
of the serenaders some money
with which to treat the young
sters at the Patagonia Drug
Store. .'s '- ..:
a-Three carloads O.