The border vidette., 1904-07-23
ARIZONA NEWS.
Items of interest from All Over the
 Territory.

Carnegie of s25, 1000 for public library
 conditioned that the city furnish q site and pay s25Oo annually for its maintenance.
 The sl 1000 Tn University bonds have been sold to Mayor Schumacher, of Tucson, who paid premium of S57O. The bonds run twenty years but may be recalled at any time. They bear per cent interest.
 A young man by the name of Con way is suffering terribly from tuber- culosis in hls foot. It is not generally 1 known that this disease may occur in | any other tissue as we'll as the lungs, i but such is the case, and this instance will probably end in the amputation of the member Tombstone Prospector.
 F. L. Blumer, the Phoenix insurance man, is in the city en route from the Patagonlas, whither he went with d Chicago man to look at mining proper ties. Mir. Blumer in enthusiastic over i that minlng section, noting renewed activity at several mining camps. The Mowry, managed by J. N. Curtis, em ploys sixty-6ve men. Renewal of work at the Duquesne is apparent, preliminary, however.-Ex.
 A. A. Hurley was in the city yes terday afternoon with view to in terest some mining men in a venture that he claims Is a real good one. He has at his claims about forty-five miles from town struck what he is sure is a vein of radium. The stone containing this mineral has been tested in this country and some of them have been sent to France for analysis. The ones be the real thing, but that which has been sent to France has not yet been heard from-Tucson Star.
 Several carloads of ore from the Superior mine have been delivered at the Florence depot for shipment to Denver, Colorado, where the ore will be stored at the ore testing works till Manager Seiboth, of the Superior com pany, is ready to so there and conduct a series of tests to determine the most economical and efficient method of treating the ores at the mine on large scale, and to also determine the character and capacity of the machin- cry required to successfully and econo mically handle the Blade.
 MT. c. B. Eaton. of Dos Cabezas, Arizona. writes the Los Angeles Min ing Review under date of July II, 1904: "Have just completed another run of fifty tons of ore at the Cotton wood mine. Results are satisfactory, both in bullion and concentrates. This mine Is owned by T. G. Condon of New York city, and is under the manage ment of Mir. F. Heileg of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 'This mine was supposed to be worked out by former ownsrs, but these runs show that they were mistaken, a little investigation and judicious work having disclosed these chutes of ore. Work will be carried on by Mir. Heiles"
 A 100 stamp mill is an accession the Magdalena section will soon secure The mill is now ready for shipment. It is bought by the Nogales Copper company and goes to the rich Cerro Prieto mine. This Is one of the best gold properties in Mexico. The leads are large and we'll defined and deve- lopment has been satisfactory at all points on the property from the begin ming. With the new equipment which in addition to the mill will include considerable increase in power and other facilities, Cerro Prieto Is with reason expected to come into greater prominence than it has ever before enjoyed and to speedily make an ex- tensive producer
 Frank Young lost his life at the Calumet & Arizona smelter while working with other la aborers in clean ing out one of the furnaces which has been i'll repair. Young was working in the lower part of the furnace and