The border vidette., 1907-08-03
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex-
 changes.

| building to San Diego now seems an assured fact. From an authoritative source the Sun learns that the route has been laid out, surveys within few miles of the city have been com pleted, and that operations of lying the track will begin in the near future San Diego Sun.
 The Arizona c ,zette says that if the jack rabbits keep on losing their ears like they have been doing lately,
 they may bankrupt the county of
 Maricopa. The bounties paid for jack
 rabbits ears are eating up the coun
 tvs funds with astonishing swiftness.
 Thirteen hundred pairs of ears were
 brought in on the 23rd, making $65
 payment for the day in jack rabbit bounties alone.
 Tucson is to have a smeiter provid- ing local assistance to the amount of $500 is forthcoming Payment to | have a 1000 ton plant constructed and in operation within eight miles of the city. Undoubtedly the matter is one of good faith. J. M. Ormsby, Geo Kilt and Ed. l.. Vail were appointed by the Chamber of Commerce solicit ing committee.-Post
 Dr. Carpenter returned Tuesday evening from Bisbee and Nogales. at which points he was on business in come ction with his mining property in the Santa Cruz mountains, between this city and Nogales pr. Carpenter is awaiting titles to his denounce- ments in the new camp. He has pre- parations made for the beginning of important development work as soon as these arrive.-Cananea Herald;
 News req ached Tucson this morning (Monday) announcing the death at l l o'clock last night in Casa Grande of pr. T. H. Sabin, one of the oldest and best known practitioners in the territory. Dr. Sabin. though practic- ing steadily, has been for the last few years connected considerably with min- ing ventures. Dr. Sabin had many friends in Tucson who will learn with great regret of his sudden death, which was caused from heart trouble. - Citizen. i
 It is learned from Colonel Epes | Randolph that the Guaymas and Qua dalaiara branch of the Southern Paci- | fic Mexican system is now expected | to reach San Bias, on the Fuerte river, | by September Ist and that the branch | line to Alamos, Sonora, will be in | operation by October 1. The Yaqui Valley line is expected to reach Cumu, ripa by the first week in October. Colonel Randolph states that the coun try is full of mining men and pros standardization Mining Review.
 Colonel Alexander O. Brodie and Mrs. Brodie will arrive in San Francisco this week from Manila, they | having sailed on the transport Logan on June A. Colonel Brodie will go direct to the headquart rters of the Dakotas at Fort Snelling Minn. He has been in the Philippines two years and the last three months of his ser vice was spent in China and Japan on a tour in which he was accompanied by Mrs. Bradie. Their many Arizona friends will be glad that they are back in the United States.-Globe Belt.
 Musgrave, the prisoner i'll the coun- ty jail awaiting extradition to Texas on charge of horse stealing, is alleged to have passed some checks on resi- dents of Fairbank and Patagonia just before his arrest. It is said he issued checks on the Benson bank. where there were no funds to meet same. The amount of checks Is not as certained. The sheriff from LaSelle county, Texas, is expected here this week to claim his prisoner and it is not known whether action will be taken on the check matter or not Prospector.
 United States customs blanks for