The border vidette., 1909-08-14

O. have made arrangements for the purchase of large air compressor that will probably be the largest com pressor in the territory, to be placed at their mines for the, operation of the pumps in the effort to regain the sub merged pumps at the 1000 foot level. The heat in the shaft is SO intense from the operation of the steam pumps that this move was made imperative.
 During the month of July the J. M. Foster company shipped POI cars of hay from the Gila valley. Of this number S2 cars were loaded at Solo, monvilie, the rest were distributed be- tween Stafford and Thatcher and other valley points. At the present time there is about 1000 tons of first class hay under sheds. from three miles west of Solomonville to the box canyon, eight miles above town.-Solomon villa Bulletin.
 An Arkansas editor published the following salutatory in the first issue of his paper: "Our aim, to tell the truth, though the heavens take @ tumble; our paper. of the people, for the people, to be paid for by the peo- pie; our religion, orthodox. with firm belief in hell for delinquent subscrib- CTS; our motto. take all in sight and rustic for more, our policy, to love our  friends and birthstone our enemies. If thine enemy smite thee on the cheek, smite him with haste and dexterity at the butt of hls most convenient ear What we advocate, our country, one flag and one wife-at a time. Our object to live in pomp and oriental splendor."
 The condition of the mining prop critics of Globe district is one which is in every way favorable to a period of great activity both in development and production during the coming fall and winter. While the work of develop ing ore bodies is being done on large scale on practically all of the better known properties in Globe district and in many newer mines as well, the more extensive operation requiring large plants including much machinery are being held up awaiting the completion of the railroad branch lines from Globe, which will furnish adequate transportation facilities to Miami and Copper Hill. the two nearby camps where several of the mines of greatest promise in Globe districs are located.
 Workmen are busy installing the 125 ton shelter plant of the Arizona United Mines Company. This com pany is pushing the work to comple- tion as fast as men and money can do it. Teams are busy every day haul ing in material. The shelter site has been chosen on the sesst side of the Republic shaft near the gulch. Ex- cavation in the hill has been made and the site. Ieveled off is 150 feet square independent of ore bins. The build ing will occupy 8 space 30x80 feet. and on the north side will be a re- taining wall fifteen feet high, three feet wide at the base and two feet wide on top. One fifty horse power boiler. Is feet long and weighing l2.000 pounds has arrived and the foundation is about ready for the placing of it. A SOL foot sta ok will be used.--Co- chise Go. Press.
 A mine is known by what it pro- duces The great Black Warrior prop erty, which is believed to have been recently purchased by the Miami Cop per company. has shown an increase in production during the past wet k that is nothing short of remarkable. The steps by which this Warrior mine is rising to prominence are given here with for comparison. One month ago the Warrior mine was shipping fifty tons of ore daily to the smelter. One week ago the daily production was eighty tons of high grade ore. We'd nesday the smeIter received l55 tons of ore from the Warrior mine. This ore contained, by the smelter reports. from Is to p per cent of copper. About 15O tons of ore avera ging in mineral the aauae aa Wadnaadav'a