The border vidette., 1908-09-19
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex-
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property near the Rawhide mine, in Bill Williams fork country to Fl Paso smelter It is said the ore runs over $1, 900 to the ton.
 The Journal Miner says George Ge. nung has picked up rich quartz. almost half gold, on parallel vein to the one from which a carload of ore was mined and shipped. Gerung says that enc of the rich pieces of float carried over S2O in gold.
 Arrangements have been made for an automobile race from Tucson to Phoenix during the Territorial fair. The winners will receive prizes. The race will be conducted under the man. agement of the Phoenix and Tucson automobile clubs.
 Judge Wiley E. Jones is in the east as delegate to the national conven- tion of the Imperial Order of Redmen, :, which is held this year at Bridgeport. Conn. This order was founded in 1763. It now has fifty nine councils, 5 46O tribes and 4O6,774 mbers Since it's organization it has distributed S2O, 300 in benefits and each year proves it's popularity by constant growth.
 Mineral Wealth of Kingman reports that a lode has been found on Walnut creek, seven miles from the railroad, at Goldflat. The ledge is 30 feet wide | and is said to be rich the full width. Two assays across the 30 feet returned SIG per ton in gold. The owners are J. A. Hamme, merchant of Goldflat. after minations. made an offer for the property which was refused. Deputy Sheriff and Live Stock In speetor T. r. Holden, Lieutenant Old and Ranger Wood were over in Va vapai county last week, looking for stock rustlers. Near the Mohave county line they apprehended one W. D. Webb. who had in his possession l4 head of horses which he admitted hav- ing driven off the range. The off cers seized the horses and sold them. the proceeds going to the live stock sani- tary board.
 Frank Powers, in letter to the Star, expresses his regret that the Bryan campaign fund is growing So slowly, and sends his check for enough to make the fund an even $50 co. Arizona should do all that it possibly can to aid the election of Mir. Bryan The Republican party has failed in it's promises 50 often that it is only through Democratic congress and President that Arizona can expect early statehood Star.
 The Tombstone Prospector says it is probable that the mill of the T. O. M. Go. will be returned into a con- centratIug affair this month. The cyanide plant will have treated all the ore in the bins by Monday and pend ing the overhauling, installation of additional machinery and testing for concentration. the stamps will be run in day time only for brief period. The concentrator plant will treat ores from the Silver Thread, which has large reserves in sight for a continued run.
 Al Rrockman, the we'll known min ing man, returned yesterday from the Chiricahua mountains, where he has been for several weeks doing assess ment work on some mining claims which he owns in conjunction with Hon. John Slaughter. MT. Brockman brought with him an old battered copper hammer which bore the num- Der 164, which he will place in his collection of relies of the mountains. Tue old hammer was picked up in one of the mountain gnlches MT. Brock man says there is considerable assess .nent work now going on in the Chiri- cahuas and much good ore has been taken out of the several claims In ternational American.