The border vidette., 1907-01-05
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest CuIled from Our
 Exchanges.

lOus city Tn ArlZOna nave been HOClHeu
 from Washington, D. O., to look out for Lester Clark, a thirteen yeor old runaway white boy, who is of light complexion, has blue eyes, a pair of corduroy pants and scar on the back of his left hand.
 Report comes from Sonora that there has been a strike of rich ore in the properties of the Juarez Mining and Milling company. This company is the successor of the Sonora Mining and Milling company. There is some stock held in Prescott and Jerome.- Prescott Courier.
 Again the cry for more houses to rent is becoming urgent. All of the new cottages lately erected have been rented and had there been fifty of them they would have already been taken. As is it our real estate men are powerless to supply the demand, which is constantly increasing for houses to rent - Tombstone Pros pector.
 A mill has been ordered for the Buf falo- Arizona Mining Company. The company is making good progress. It has let contract to the Arizona Iron Works at Phoenix for the erection of Q five stamp mill, which will be ccm- plotted in forty-five days. One pleas- ing feature of this is that new nachin- cry will be used instead of second hand junk erroneously called machin- ery.-News Herald.
 The resignation of Thomas c. Coat ter, of Flagstaff. member of the North. ern Arizona Normal school board, and Walter Talbot, chancellor of the ter ritorial university, have been received at the governors office. Both resigna- tions were made to take effect on the qualification of their successors in of fee. It is probable that owing to the near approach of the legislative session no appointments will be made until that time.
 The overflow of investors from Gold field and Bullfrog are coming into this section seeking investments for capital. They will find Mohave coun- ty oue of the best and most richly mineralized sections of the mining west and ought to have no difficulty in obtaining something good for their money. The hills of old Mohave county contain every mineral known to science and he is hard to please who does not find a property that by scientific development will not become a dividend producer.-Miner.
 Last Saturday evening S. R. Rhea and MT. Todd. accompanied by Otto Snssman, departed to Los Angeles, where, it is said a deal will be com pleted for the Tennessee and other minest naer Chloride. Mir. Sussman is supposed to represent the Guggen- heims and should this great corpora tion take over the lead mines of the Chloride camp it will mean great things for that section. MT. Sussman has been sampling the mines and it is reported that the results were satis- factory.-Mohsve County Miner.
 o. F. Hall of Chicago, who repre- sents the Ready MoAey Gold Mining  company, arrived in Yuma Thursday and left the same day for Kofa. The company owns 12O acres of placer land, and silver and lead ledge has been found which has been found to be immensely valuable. The King of Arizona miue is on one side | of the placer land, and the rich strike | made recently by Felix Mayhew is an of the ledge. From the | property owned by this company more than $lOO,0OO was mined in four years No work has been donel for l some time, however, and MT. Hall 1 took a small force of men with him to |