The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-11-03
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest Cuiied from Our
Exchanges.

GNOhohSCo'
Mr.. Z. P Grover has just returned
from the east where he has been work
ing in the interest of the Cerro Azul
Mining company. Mr.. Ed. Jones and
MIR. Grover will start to Mexico short
ly to further inspect said property,
and if everything is satisfactory gold
mill will be erected at once.-Phoenix
Republican.
Judge Sloan set the 18th of Deem
ber for the hanging of G. G. Leigh for
the murder of Jennie Bautery. Con
siderable influence has been brought to
bear on Gov. Kibbey to commute the
sentence to life imprisonment, but the
governor refused to use his preroya-
tive. This was done for the sake of
the condemned mans relatives, who
ere among the best in California
Mineral Wealth.
The people of Prescott should not
go to sleep with the idea that one,two
or three smelters will handle the ore
output of this section. There Is a de-
mand for another smelter right now,
and the Duke ranch. recently pur-
chased by the city. is just the place
for that smelter. The ores of Hasa
yampa district alone will keep it busy.
Phelps, Dodge & Co, who are devel-
oping the great Senator mine with
such good results, might be induced to
build snelter on that ranch. h.-Cour-
ier
Accounts from the Zambona mine,
near Alamos, state that the develop
ments in that property are great, and
that lucky tockholders are assured of
permanent and dividend paying in
vestment. There are number of
people in Nogales who got in on the
ground floor, and have shares that
will return them handsome aud per-
hahohe IoHohuoS Chtoush many J0a'S'
Among the lucky ones are Billy Col
burn, at the Montezuma, md Emory
D. Miller of The BORDER VIDETTE -
Tucson Post.
Charles Stevens yesterday sold four
horses for 5000. This IS fhe big
gest price valley-bred horses ever
brought. The purchaser is j. H.
Parker, a wealthy Californian, who
bought them for resident of Homo
lulu, who is able to own horses of this
kind One of the horses is the racin g
colt, Jane, two-year-old, and the win-
ner of the yearling trot, year ago.
She is Sunny j. colt. One of the
horses is Sunny J. colt, a three
year old, and the other two make up
u handsome driving team. Jane was
put in at t$700.-Phoenix Repu blican.
A visitor in the city from Bisbee
last week stated that much difficulty
was icing experienced by the Copper
Queen company in securing miners
and that at present the company
could easily use 1000 additional men
in the mines. He also stated that
owing to this fact there is much less
ore being produced by the company,
and that at its Douglas smelter last
month there was almost as much Gus
tom ore reduced as ore from its own
mines. The output of the sE4elter for
the month OF September was $780,
600 pounds, and the output of the
Calumet and Arizona smelter was O.
S22. 900 pounds. Globe Belt.
Jasper Dobbs, one of the official
"agitaters" In the interest of the ter
I; ritorial fair, returned yesterday from
! ae extended trip through southern ano
! eastern Arizona. His last stop was
in Globe, and he went as far south as
Cananea. Mr.. Dobbs does the major
part of his agitating On the blllboards
and says he hung up handsome litho-
graphs of prize COWS and race horse:
wherever he could find bare wall,
from Dry Gulch to Jones' Hollow. Il
10000 people don't come to tho fail
from the south country it will not be
because they didn't hear about it
When he was not busy spreading
paste he kept his human megaphout
at work, and if the second annual fail
does not prove to be the biggest show
on earth, Mr.. Dobbs will be recog-
nized in the south hereafter as the
biggest liar on earth. His reputation