The border vidette., 1910-04-09


 be on the roof of the Allen block and will be ready to open to the publ c within thirty days. It will accommo- date 75o people.
 The extention of the West Coast line of the Southern Pacific to Guada- lajsra from the point below Mazatlan, where the railroad building ceased some time ago under orders from President Lovett. is to be resumed immediately,
 Oolonel James H. Christopher. of Warrensburg, Mo-, millionaire, Indian fighter, and soldier of fortune, has purchased 100000 acres of land on the Arizona border along the proposed Port Lobos railroad and will install large irrigation system along original lines.
 The city authorities of Bisbee have gathered up all the tin cans in the city limits and delivered them to the Copper Queen for the precipitation plant. The present consignment, which has accumulated since last Septe mber, amounted to nearly 30O,- 900 cans and made total weight of twenty tons
 Fred J. Wharton and his associates, who own group of claims in the Baboquivaris mountains, about 50 miles south west of Tucson, have dis covered an immense ledge of ore which assays $4 66 per ton in gold and cop per besides obtaining 60 per cent of molv bdenum, a rare metal currently quoted at $500 per ton.
 Judge Lovett was favorably inn pressed with the west coast of Mexico country was evident, from the fact that while down there he ordered the work to be resumed of constructing the line south from Mazatlan along toward Guadalaj ara, and the Grant construction forces recently disbanded, are now being reassembled.
 Tucson telephone girls went out on Saturday morning, trouble which had been brewing for some time reaching the decisive stage when a monitor tele phone was placed in the office of the general manager so that he could over hear weat was going on in the opera tors room. The trouble was adjusted ed in 45 minutes and the strike CD ded.
 With the intention of erecting in the near future an imposing building that will cost not less than $75, ,O0O. Fl Z,ribah temple of the Mystic Shrine today purchased from Shirley Ohristy 125 foot frontage on Center street. adjoining the Arizona School of Music on the north. The consid- eration is said to have been about $iO.OOO -Democrat.
 The old Flux mines are again being worked. Messrs. Richardson and Gre pin the owners, disco vered some rich copper ore on portion of the prop erty and have several men at work taking out ore. A few carloads have been shipped with fair profits and more will soon be ready to ship. The work of development is being pushed ahead.-Miner & Stockman.
 The news comes from Fl Paso that the 11O-acre ranch of the late Lord Delaval Beresford which is located about 40 miles northwest of Nueva Casas Grandes in this state, has been sold to William and Edwarn K. War ren, of Three Oaks, Mich for $l9O,- UOO gold. The seller of the property which includes Admiral Lord Charles Beresford of the British navy. was represented in the deal which was consummated in Fl Paso, by Eic- Rob erto Nunez. Jr., of Mexico City.
 Buffalo Bill is lucky man. Not only has he been so fortunate as to effect a reconciliation with the folks at home, in honor of which event he is now holding a jubilee at Scouts Rest Ranch" at North Platte, Neb., but the Campo Bonita mine near Or acle which he purchased when he was in Tucson a few weeks ago bears every