The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-10-27
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest CuIied from Our
Exchanges.

CLARK have Just lett HelVlCla Wnere
they were sent to restore order in the
mining camp There were several
bullies there who figured that they
could run things. The rangers have
an effective way, however, OF dealing
with disorderly persons. Helvetis Is
thoroughly quiet how.-Exchange.
Arizona Rangers will hereafter be
required to sign warrants and COM
plants in cases where they make ar
rests. Heretofore, when the rangers
have arrested petty offenders they
local officers Of the towns in which
they happened to be and constabrs
many fees from arrests SD made. The
rangers, being under salary, draw nu
fees Tom bstone Prospector.
General Luis Torres was in the city
today en- route from OaEaRes to Her.
mosillo. General Torres while here
WAS entertained ty Mexican Consul
E'tss. G'-ns's, I"tr.. cad b--n ."
Cansnes for four months. He stated
that all is quiet there now. He added
that the Yaquis are well under control,
aud that the importation of arms from
this country for the Indians practically
has ceased. General Torres left this
afternoon for NogaIes.-Tucson citizen
The Grand Development Company
owned 10y Roberts and Connell, is
operating on the Minerva group. The
machinery is already on the ground.
They will push development as rapidly
as possible, and it is altogether likely
that success will attend their venture
if they profit by the shining examples
of the failure that has invariably
attended the erection of mills before
the mines are sufficiently opened.
Messrs.. Roberts and Connell, nowere,
know the mining business pretty we'll.
and We expect to hear of the successful
operation of the Minerva Group
News Herald.
Yesterday carload of machinery
arrived at Mayer, consigned to the
Arizona Diamond Driil Development
company. The machinary comprises
three drilling outfits. two of which
will be erected on the Cashier group
of mines. situated about five miles
northeast of Mayer; the other to be
used IN drilling into the ore bodies of
the blackberry ahd Iron Queen mines,
now being operated by the Tread well
Mining and Development company.
Oscar II. Reinholt will have charge of
general superintendent. He will es-
tabllsh headquarters of the concern
at Mayer.-Journal-M Miner.
A nice body of ore has been encoun.
tered in the shaft on the Golden Rule
mine, in Gold Basin. An adit drift
had been run in on the mine to get be-
low the old ore body, but break in
the vein was encountered and it was
thought that the best way to get at
the ore would be to sink a shaft.
This shaft is now down over so feet
and ore already has been encountered
that will pay we'll in mill. AS soon
as the level of the tunnel is reached a
drift will be run off to connect and
| the ore will be mined through this
outlet. The vein is a large one and
ought to become large producer
Mohave Miner.
Dave Hughes has returned from a
three months trip to the west SIDE of
the Sierra B1adre mountains. He &C
compaAied a party who are studying
the forestry of that region Mr..
Hudges states there is q great deal of
activity in mining. Many Investments
are Oelpg mace, large amount Oh
American capital is being invested
and the country is full of prospectors.
He said it is the widest region he has
ever passed through and wild game is
very plentiful. In fact deer are so
tame that they cane right up to their
camps. He went as far as the south
Sahuaripa dirtric where there are sew
eral American companies engaged In
| mining.-Tucsou Star.