The border vidette., 1903-05-30

range prospects this year. Tho range is in better condition this year than il
 has heen for years, with all tanks >tillet
 with water. Out in the Granc
 Canyon country blue stcm gra>s IT the mountains is coming in thick, ano
 warm weather will bring 1t out equal
 ly as good as that around the canyon
 The amount of water and snow that
 fell this winter should liven up all the
 old springs. .-Coconine Sun.
 John Hanlon came in Thursday
 from Crown Point. He says that
 John Long and W. A DeBusk ?, have encountered a rich body of gold
 and silver ore about one mile from
 Crown Point. Considerable excite-
 ment is spread over that community,
 and ir Is believed that this may turn
 out to be genuine bonanza MT
 Hanlon left on the freight for Phoenix
 the same evening. He seems i'm i pressed that this is an important find.
 Wickenburg News-Herald.
 1 Word was received in Ph,enix yes
 terday of rich strike in the Senate
 mine near Congress The ore was
 found on the 800. foot level in a cross
 cut 250 feet to the north. Some of
 the ore assays as high as $500 ton Development work has been in pro
 gress on the Senate for year, and at
 the 250 foot level the ore body was lost, but the workers were not dis
 mayed. The strike is the result of
 their faith and perseverance The
 mine is owned by Chas. H. Akers and
 New York parties.-Democrat.
 Another lot of feeders have arrived in the valley to be placed on pasture near this city. They are from the Tonto Basin. country, and are con signed to Goldman & Go. who. are shipping large numbers of cattle It is estimated, that over 5000 head will arrive from Texas, and with the train load from. Tucson, which arrive Mon day, iL000-will be received from the south;y Sometime this week train load of Sonora cattle. wifi be received, probably the greater portion coming from Navajo county, though there will be a npiuber from Yavapai. i.-Phnnix Gazette.
 A private ear came in on his morn- ing's train and was sent to Mesa. The car wili be used by Col Phelps and daughter on their return to the east. Miss Phelps who is in poor health has for more than year been a resident l of this valley, but has decided to go 1 evst for the s9mmer. Col. Phelps has | hoa,, h..r the past few days rumors have been | circulated Co the effect that his pres | ence in the valley was due to an at tempt to evade the service upon him of & subpoena as a witness in the notorious baking powder poodle cases now on trial in St. Louis. The Col. denies that he Is in hiding and says that he will take his daughter to Ash vile, North Carolina. and then go to St. Louis. -Tempe News
 Henry Wickenburg, who landed on the Hassayampa when Rich Hill was a hole in the ground, is soiourning in the capital city for a few days. The old gentleman IS now more than eighty years old, but he is apparently as vi .orOus as when he discovered the famous Vulture mine some forty years ago Mir. Wiel5enburg drove down from the town which bears his name, having in his possession several horses for sale. He informed a reporter that the Fulture management would soon commence sinking on Q 1000 foot shaft at the old workings, and that the Gro Blanco would in the near future recommence operations, which would add to the life and hustle of the metropolis of the Hassayampa.- { PAenix Democrat. {
 Miss Mayme Hoff, daughter of ex- Mayor Gust A Hof, has returned Dome from very successful engage nent with Ray Bronson in the play entitled "California." Miss Hoff's played the Stair Haviland circuit last season. which circuit GOV ITS the middle and western states In ( California" Miss Hoff took the part . ,f Ernie" the ingenue lead. She will remain in this city until about the T middle of August when she will leave o join the New York company of t which Homer Delaney is manager. U While Miss Hoff has been on the stage ut little over year, she has already e5 made decided hit in theatrical cir | les. Miss Hoff is very enthusiastic yer her chosen profession and Tucson c eople will be interested in the prog e ess she Is making-Star. Il
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