The border vidette., 1909-10-30
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items Of Interest CuIled From Our Ex-
 changes.

S Smeiting Company is maintaining g
 its usual record of industry. Under
 the supervision of Acting Superinten-
 dent George Kingdom. a force of be-
 tween TOO and 800 men are employed
 underground and about 300 men are
 working else where abou: the mine and
 smelter. Silver Belt.
 Mohave county is enjoy ing an era
 of prosperity unpre cedented in it's his
 tory. according to the statements of
 attorneys and mining men 'vho re-
 gently returned here from Kineman.
 The business activity IS due to the
 great advance made in the mining in
 dustry of the district tributary to
 Kingman in the last years, and the ore
 bodies of wonderful richness that'have been uncovered.-Prescott Courier.
 H. O. Pfaunkuche, brother of WIn. Pfaunkuche, who Is in jail here on a charge of n urderiug Asa T. Hoy and Wm. Bockholt in B1sbee, is in the city, arriving here Saturday from San An tonic. Texas. Mir. Pfaunk1che is here to look after the interest of his broth CT and arrange for his defence at the coming trial. It IS not known who has been employed to defend Pfanu- kuche or what line of defence will be folio wed -Prospectcr.
 A Globe dispatch gays: J. Clarke Charming, vice president of the Miami Copper Company at Globe, Arlz is iD that camp inspecting the companys property. The Miami mine has h. 900. 900 tons of copper ore blocked out containing an average of ? 3 per cent. The work of development con tinues and the ore will be concentrated to 80 per cent sulphide before going to the smelter. A 2,OoO ton concentrat- ing plant is being erected on the mine.
 The new tube mill at the Tom Reed mine is expected to go into commission sometime next week the transformers being on the ground and everything g in readiness to connect up. The stamp mill IS just arrived and will be hauled out to the mine as soon as possible and as the morter blocks are in place it will take but short time to set the batteries With the new mill Tn op- eratiou the mine will be turning out big bars of bullion monthly King man Miner.
 Captain James B. Adams, of Wash ing gton, D. O.. is spending this and next week in the Coconino National Forest. He Is the associated forester of the U. s. forest service and ranks next to Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot. Capt, Adams is on an inspection tour of the national forests. He spent few days at the forest ranger school which is now in session near Flagstaff While at the school he gave instructive lec- lures to the rangers Williams News
 Prof A. J. Mathews and pr. Bolton of the Tempe normal. in company with Territorial Superintendent Kirke T. Moore, were in Phoenix Saturday making arrangements for location in the educational building for the ex- hibit which the normal will send to the fair. In the past the normal de- partment has been one of the best  features of the fair and this year those who have the matter in charge are de that the exhibit shall come 1p Jo the usual high standard if not It.
 A Washington dispatch says: Sec -etary Wilson today notified the | treasury department that Great Bri- ain, Ireland and the Channel Islands 1 md North America, including Mexico, Ire so far free from contagious and in ections diseases of animals, that cattle herefrom may be imported without langer to livestock in the United States and the hides of meat cattle nay be imported from all parts of the world under proper Sanitary regula- ions. The department accordingly the prohibition of the new arif law against meat cattle and heir hides