The border vidette., 1910-01-01
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items Of Interest CulIed From Our Ex-
 changes.

l James heRly, editor or the Harker Herald, was recently set upon and beat en almost to death It is beleived that his nsseilants were some persons whom he had been attacking through the columns of his paper.
 Specimens of ore. running as high as 65 per cent in copper with valua be bi products, has been taken from the shaft of the Little Mary, although a depth of Is feet had been reached at the time. The ore is on display at | Bisbee
 The Tombstone Consolidated Mines company is rapidly completing the in stallation of it's big pumping plant, and on or before the first of the year | the machinery will be in action, with capacity for raising lo.ooo.o0o gal Ions day.
 Near Alamogordo. N M., Joe Jack son. COW boy at the Morgan ranch, succeeded in capturing big bear. He was riding fence and noticed the bear drinking at pool He rode up to bruin and caught him over the head at the first throw. Dismoutting Jack son tied the rope to big mesquite and went for help.
 Senator CIark's United Verde mine which is in Jerome. Ariz has made regular monthly dividends this year and leads among the coppers, with 3D. 475, 900 dividends during the past eleven months. Since the incorpor- tion of this property has paid total of $24. OPP. 900 in dividends. or eight times it's capitalizatin, more than 800 per cent.
 Thirty eight thousand dollars IS in volved in suit brought by Uncle Sam against the Grand Canyon Lime & Cement Company to recover the value of timber claimed to have been illegal ly cut by the defendant near Nelson in Northern Arizona. Pending the outcome of the case 5000 cords of wood are tied up near the company's plant.
 A Phoenix husband has petitioned Chief Justice Kent to compel his wife to live with him. The couple have been married six months and the wife has left him several times during their short welded life. The court is stumped Tn the matter and can find no law to compel wife to live with her husband, but the lawyers contend such power is lodged in the court and the case will Ee threshed out.
 After deliberating less than half an hour the jury in the case of Pedro K Knivokovich, who eloped with the wife gently, returned verdict of guilty at o'clock. Judge Doe sentenced the defend dant to eighteen months con fine ment in the territorial prison. When arranged for s enteace Knivokovich through an enterpreter, pleaded with the court to allow him to escape the prison sentence by the payment of a fine, to no avail.-Prescott Courier.
 J. O. Allen, represen ting Moses Best Flour, Is in Tombstone. Mr. Allen Is a firm believer in the virtues of Ariz ona climate He came here three years ago in almost the final stage of tuberculosis. Instead of dying. as his friends expected would occur. he began to recover and today exhibits a robust ness and cheerfulness that gives pro- mise of long life. He is walking testimonial of the Arizona air cure and never hesitates to tell of it's miraculous health giving qualities -Prospector.
 The Bellfower mine, about six miles south of Kingman has been sold to H M. Bowen and a party of gentlemen from Los Angeles. The mine has been exploited to depth of about sixty fee; and has shown great ore all the way down. A carload lot is prepared for shipment to the shelter and will be sent forward as soon as the state oi the roads permit. The price paid for the property is unknown. but a sub stantial payment was made to the owners on the purchase yesterday l-Miner.