The border vidette., 1907-02-16
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our
 Exchanges.

l 2:I5 gait and being Tn two countries at the same time? The towns of Naco, Arizona, and Naco, Mexico, are twin cities. Through the center of the main street runs the white dividing line of the two countries and astride of this linc with a mile straighaway, F. M. Abrams drives his fast mare.-The Horse World.
 Parties arriving from Therefore bring the news that material Is already w O. Greene. The foundation will be of marble from the Huachuca mountains and brick is being burned in the vicinity of Hereford The new building will cover the site of the old home of Col. Greene, which was burned last year.-Prospector.
 Charles T. Cornell, of the United Immigration Service was in the city yesterday on business. He visited the county hospital and took away with him two patients who have been there for some time at the support of the county. They were J. Romero and wife An investigation was made of their right to be in the U. s several weeks ago by the immigration officers and the report was sent to Wash in 2ton, with the result that the order came back to have them removed. They were taken to Douglas yesterday by the inspector and escorted acroes the line to Sonora. During the past few months number of this class of patients have been taken from the hospital and deported. It means quite a saving to the county .-Prospector.
 L. H. Manning and Brewster Gam eron arrived in the city Tuesday from Tucson, spending couple days looking over Suisun ground and attending to matters of business in connection with that property, says The Cananea Herald Mir. Manning stated that he held interest in the Suisun with Col. BreathiLt and that he felt that it represented valuable ground which would with the development that has been arranged for make a mine at the northeast corner of the Bonanza de Cobre. MT. Manning came through the same country ten years ago on trip into Cananea from Nogales and was at that time attracted by the ap-
 1E l,o per country about. Puertecitos, but ex- pected that it would make gold mines rather than the copper producers which are now there and which there are reasons for expecting will be added to in number.
 The Tucson Post says: Santa Cruz county is now the scene of very ex- tensive mining activity. The Happy Jack Mining Company is shipping large quantities of ore, and has 400 sacks now at the station ready to be sent out. The Mo~ry is sending out lead and silver bullion on two large eighteen-horse teams The Alto niue is shipping highs grade ore to Fl Paso in carload lots. Much interest has been aroused by the recent efforts of Col. w. O. Greene to secure control of valuable copper properties in this vicinity. It is also matter of note that the Westing ghouse interests have for some time been prospecting in Santa Cruz county and locating properties. The National Consolidat- ed Mining Company, whose group of mines is within easy reach of Nogales, IS making arrangements to erect a ten- stamp mill, and It is anticipated that contracts will be let for the machinery within very short time. A new working shaft, double compartment. has been started on the ledge within the ground of National No. l, at distance of 300 feet from the no foot shaft already completed, and as soon as it reaches a depth of 100 feet it will be connected with the old shaft by 30O- foot drift. That work alone will block out ore for stoping that will keep a mill gong a number of months; and there is plenty of ground in which such development may be continued indefinitely.