The border vidette., 1909-11-13


 Robert Juar-z, William Stink and Frank Policeman, the Oochise county authorities believes they have broken up A dangerous gang of outlaws which has been operating in the southern part of the territory. The men were indicted on the charge of horse steal ing.
 The Calera Mining Company is now running it's 100 ton concentrating plant at Oalera, near Minaca, Chin, full blast. The output which runs 47 to 90 per cent zinc is shipped as fast as turned out to La Harpe. Kansas. The prices of spelter. 6 to 6d cents pound. is A boon to the zinc miners of north ern Mexico.
 l.. .. Hanks, Cashier, and Earl Davis, bookkeeper, of the First Ma tional Bank of Douglas, were relieved from further duties in the bank last Saturday. They were both behind with the institution. MT. Hanks for 5000 and MT Dayis for SIS. 1000. Each gave security to officers of the bank, who lent them the necessary amount to make good.
 O. B Amsden, general manager of the Gold Bug mine. was in Kingman this week. Mir. Amsden is systemati- cally opening up the Gold Bug and will soon have it in shape to produce large daily tonnage of high grade milling ore. The ore body in the lower levels of the property is improv- ing with every foot ot development.
 Commission men and outside agents are figuring on handsome profits to be made on shipment of corn into Mexico to meet the deficit caused by the frosts of few weeks ago. Corn is bought in the Kansas City markets at about 63 cents gold per bushel. Charges to Mexico City run to approximately 36 cents, setting the actual cost price here at 99 cents, gold, per bushel. The cereal is offered to buyers at L 03 per bushel.
 At the home of Mrs. W. E. Deity, SIS North Third avenue, Monday af- ternoon, Nov lst. occurred the first meeting of the Musician's Club this season. The afternoon was devoted to the Origin and Development of the Dance. Miss Frances Peck. chairman of the meeting. read a paper on the sufiect, and gave description of each dance form as rendered. Mrs. w. o. Foster devoted ten minutes to Current M Musical Topics.
 w. E. ,Pomeroy. who is well known here, Is mining in the Sahuaripa die trict of Sonora. He has a coppsr- tenencies called the Indepsndencia Southern Pacific railroad now being built up the Ysqui river valley. The reports from the property are to the effect tha. MT. Pomeroy has e min eralized vein 300 feet wide and he is running three tunnels in on this vein.
 The Arizona Gold Mines company is running its mill on ores from the Bi- Metal mine and getting good re- suits. It is probable that this property will be taken over by the John Hays Hammond interests within the next few months. when larger operations will be ordered The mine is capable of furnishing a thousand ton plant with ore for long time to come and the opening of the ground at the depth of the present level will disclose many millions of tons of good grade ores.- NJ ohave Miner.
 w. M. Pryce, county school super who returned recently to the city after his first official inspect ion of tha schools, finds conditions generally satisfactory among the rural institutions. With the exec ption of those at Arivacs, where the school is closed because of the sickness of the teacher. and at Fort Lo well, where the school house has not yet been completed, the children in the country districts are being well provided for so far as education is con- Star.
 Col. Epes Randolph. in charRr of the mineral exhibit, and the territorisi fair missioners. have been notified that the Los Angeles chamber of mines will gladly provide space for the mineral exhibit which has been gath cred for display at tue territorial fair. The Los Angeles chamber of nines Is a live institution. whose best efforts
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