The border vidette., 1908-02-15
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex
 changes.

mill, recently purchased. and the ma chInery is being assembled at the mines six miles south of Kingman. mines within a depth of fifty feet and it Is thought sufficient can no~ be had to supply the mill. The ore in one of the claims is said to average over twenty dollars to the ton. MT. Me- Kes son expects the mill to be Tn run ming order within a month and then bullion in large quantities will be forth coming ng-Kingman Miner.
 Supervisor McGlone, of the Chiri- cahua national forest, has been called to Washington to accept higher posi- tion for three months. The new posi- tion is that of district forestry for Okla. homa. Arkansas, New Mexico and May and June. In Mr. McGlone's absence, H. D. Burrall forestry as sistant, will have general supervision over the Chiricahua and Pelonciilo re- serves. Mr McGlone and family will leave Douglas about March 15 and pay visit to their old home in Ken tucky-Paradise Record.
 The recent observations made by professors of the territorial university, at Tucson. fixed the line .of Maricopa Yuma counties nearly five miles east of the present line. Should this line be run northerly trom that point it would bring the Yavapai-Mohave line more than mile east of Nelson. The new Yuma Maricopa line is established from actual astronomical observations and may be said to be approximately correct. It now remains to be seen whether the two counties will agree on this line as in that even the two north ern counties might be able to arrive at
 o. B. Tarbell. secretary of the local Masonic Lodge. is in receipt of a letter from Mrs. Roderick Grant of San Jose, California, asking the lodge to help her locate her husband, from whom she has not heard in number of months. Grant was a resident of Tombstone in the early days aud be- came member of the local lodge, and has continued to be in good standing. He had been employed at Cananea up to the time that it was closed down. He was last heard from at Nogales in November, and she fears that he has met with some accident.-Tombs bstone Prospector.
 The Alamos Silver-Copper Go operating the Promontorio mine, of which Joseph Overmiller is superin tendent, is putting in a 10 stamp mill and concentrators. This property is lcclted near Alamos, three miles dis tant from the Zambona mine. Since the recent election of officers, the Zsmbona Development Company has decided to install A cyanice plant of 200 tons capacity. in addition to the present plant of 100 tons capacity. Amos Yeaeer states the present sav- ing is $24 % a ton The Palmerejo Goldfelds, Limited, an English concern has $50 00O in precipltates stored in Alamos. from the gold silver ore which ii has recently been mining @Ameri-- can Mining Reviews.
 Already the Republicans are getting bos7 suggesting the names of those whom they desire shall go to the Re- publican national convention at Chi cago as delegates from Arizona. The Copper Era at Clifton has proposed the name of Judge F. $. Nave as the fttcst man to be selected by Gila and Graham counties. The Journ al Miner of Prescott names Judge R. E Sloan as the desirable man to send to ChI- caeo from the five northern counties. There will be no trouble in filling the entire delegation from among the federal appo1ntees of the territories. We ina zine that such a delegation would be entirely satisfactory to the administration forces whether they were instructed or not.-Douglas In