The border vidette., 1907-06-08
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of interest CuIIed From Our
 Exchanges.

notices at all stations and with officers offering S1O,OOO reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons
 guilty of wrecking s. P. train No. 70,
 near West Glendale station, Los An
 geles county, California.
 It is announced that Superinten- dent w. A. McGovern has been trans ferred from the Tucson division to the Coast division. Mir. McGovern will be succeeded by w. H. Averill, for merly trainmaster of this division, but at present assistant superintendent of the San Joaquin division = Citizen.
 Geo. H. Lesser has been appointed paymaster of the Canansa. Yaqui River x Pacific railway. which posi- ton he assumes in addition to the duties of paymaster of the Sonora railway, under the title of cashier. He is made paymaster of the Sonora railway also, the cashiers office of the Sonora railway office having been removed to Tucson.
 Luke Short is back from Navidad, Chihuahua, Mex, where he was in the employ ot the Greene Gold & Silver | Co., for several months He-says the Greene company is an enormous cor poration, employing some 5000 men in Chih huahua, in Navidad and .Cemo- sachic alone, to say nothing of the other holdings of the company. Only a few hundred of these are Amer icans Paradise Record.
 Alfredo Reyes Gonzalez arrived Saturday from Hermosillo to take over the Cananea stamp office, having been appointed by the treasury de- partment. Later on he will bring his family from Hermosillo to make their home. MT. Reyes will conduct the stamp office temporarily in the Fleischer store, moving it to perma- nent place in the city hali when | quarters are ready. P. 5aez, who served temporarily as stamp agent, returned Saturday to Nogales.-Ca- nanea Herald.
 Miss Mary Hughes. the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs Samuel Hughes, won the gold medal for mus ical proficiency in class of 200, in Belmont College, Nashville. There is but one gold medal presented each year and the winning of it is consider ed distinguished honor. The young lady IS said to be a musical marvel and is destined to make a brilliant re- putation Tn the musical world. She accompanied Mir. Knox Corbett and daughter on their return home from the East.-Tucson Post.
 The old section men along the P. & E. have gone on a strike They were paid $1 50 per day by the Santa Fe company but were cut to SIPS per day when the s. P. company took possession of the F. x E. The demand for la bor in this Territory at present is unprecedented and any effort to reduce wages under these conditions cannot be successful. Supply and demand regulate wages just the same 1 as they regulate the price of com. modities The demand in Arizona is | ahead of the supply here and will continue to be for some time if the | era of development now in full blast | should continue indefinitely as it pro- bably will-Florence Tribune.
 "Peaches from May to December" is a realized fact in A. A. Wals- 1 worth's Tempe garden. For a week Mir. Walsworth has been picking | delicious pinkcheeked peaches and on Saturday be presented ye scribe with a pail full of them, for which grateful acknowledg gment is hereby made. From now on until next Christmas Mir. Walsworth will be able to gather ripe i peaches from his trees. Is it any wonder that a country with soil and climate capable of such things should be coming to the front faster than any agricultural section of the union? In this valley the farmer can raise just as many crops as his energy will permit. The soil and climate are always ready. Tempe News.