The border vidette., 1909-11-20
TERRITORIAL NOTES

TERRITORIAL NOTES
 Items of Interest CuIled From Our Ex- l changes.
 i The fall crop of honey is being ship.
 ped from the Salt River valley by the carload.
 The members of the Phoenix police
 force are nov logged out in newwin-
 ter uniforms of blue serge, with pretty
 brass buttons.
 Friday, November 26th has finally
 been decided upon az the date for de-
 dicating the new Normal Auditorium
 building. Governor Sloan will deliver
 the address.
 F. M. Sheehy, noted archaelogist
 of Boston. will arrive in Arizona soon
 for the purpose of Investigating some
 ot the prehistoric remains to be found ] in the territory.
 The Yavapai county grand jury has
 indicted Barney Smith, chairman of
 the board of supervisors, and Ben Bel cher. member of the Prescott city council. on the charge of openly viola ting the anti-gambling law passed by the territorial legislature in 1907. After beating all the other clubs in the territory to frazXle. says the Douglas Dispatch. the local baseball team-the Demons-is clear out of money and is confronted with a deficit of $500. Which shows that greatness is sometimes expensive to the innocent bYstander. -= ..
 J. H. Jack of the School of Auto mobiling near Lowell, is erecting . building on the top of which will be located wireless telegraph station for experimentation in the transmittfng g of messages without the use of wires. This will be the first wireless station to be erected in Arizona.
 The supreme court of Arizona has set aside the order staying proceedings in the embezzelment case sgaints for mer Treasurer Storm of Yavapsi coun- ty, and the only hope of the defauIting official now is pardon from Governor Sloan to keep him out of the peniten- tiary, and that is not probable.
 Conception Samaniego, Is year old Mexican girl. was fatally burned at her homo in Douglas Tuesday night while attempting to light fire in the cookstove. She used gasoline, thinking it was coal oil, with the result that the fluid exploded. setting her clothes on fire and burning her 50 terribly that she died few hours afterward.
 The domestic differences between John H. Mckay and Mrs. Hazel Mo Kay, both we'll known in this city, were aired before Judge John H. Campbell in the district court yester- day. when Mrs. McKsy's petition for a divorce from the railroad man was submitted and acted upon. At the conclusion of the testimony, Judge Campbell granted the decree. No re- quest for alimony was embraced in the petition and consequently the courts decision did not include that point.-Tucson Post.
 Wyatt B. Spencer who came to Ari- zona lately from North Carolina, pass- ed through Mesa yesterday on his way to Phoenix. He has recently discov- cred mine of what is supposed to be black diamonds up in the Silver Queen district. The stones are found in gravelly deposit and are protected or covered with a sort of petrifed shell which is very hard, and has to be broken off the stone. The stone itself is peculiar greyish- helotrope color. translucent with pretty lights. Mir. Spencer has Q contract with some of the Phoenix jewellers who will have the stones cut and polished. He had 2 large package of the stones with bim.
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