The border vidette., 1910-01-01

uepHEGtuouO bSeuI WlOu HeHuqunEIeEo at Nogales, was in Bisbee last night from Hereford, where he had been looking after the importation of 551 heal of cattle. The cattle were en- tered by the Greene Cattle Company from their ranges Tn Sonora. They expected to cross 1900 more cattle but the storm prevented the drive and they will be entered later. MT. Carpenter has gone to Douglas where an entry of cattle will be made today Miner.
 Joe Morrison has reached the goal in his run for the U. s. district attor- neyship, Joe Alexander, the retiring at1orrey, made a good record in the office for efficiency. and clean work, Joe Morrison is an able lawyer and we predict that he will give A good ac- count of his ste wardship, although it may be little embarrassing for him to prosecute the governments case againts Hoval Smith, ct als, as MT. Smith was one of Joe's strongest sup porters for the appointment.-Blade Tribune.
 Bob Lewis, an old time resident of Tucson, is again in the city. MT. Lewis has under consideration the propriety of establishing line of au- tomobiles between Nogales and Flor euce. In the event he does so, Tucson will be the home office and the line will include Ora5Ie, Mammoth, Win kleman, Kelvin. Florence and Casa Grande. Other camps will later be included in his line. The proposition now under consideration is the possi- bility of such line developing into a paying business When once satisfied in this direction the automobiles will follow in short order.
 That the Verde mining district, the mineral richness of which is known throughout the entire mining world through the great United Verde mines. will, in the mex. few years, have a gold producer rivalling in it's output any gold mine of the entire territory, in the Arkansas and Arizona property, is the reasonable conclusion of reliable information obtained by the Courier this morning Recent diamond drill operations in the 600 foot level prove the existence of body of sand from 25 to 36 feet in thickness, distance of at least eco feet, sAmpling $l4 to the ton in gold. The extent of the deposit has been determined but the management is pushing the drilling explorations as fast as possible under many difficulties Prescott Courier
 Delegate Ralph Cameron, has intro duced bill to encourage drilling or sinking of wells in the arid part of Arizona which provides; that citizen of the United States, or one who has filed hIs declaration to become such, may on the payment of 25 cts per acre. file on 40 acres of any desert land in the territory, by filing his declaration under oath that he intend to dig, drill or sink a well to depth of 50 feet, and at the end of fifteen months if he satisfies the Receiver of the Land office that he has faithfully complied with his declaration, he may on the payment of $1 co per acre receive a patent to the land. It is luther pro- vided that no one person may take ad- vantage of this act for more than 8 such 40 acre tracts, or total of 320 acres.
 The Calumet & Arizona property was opened up by development com pany and holders of tho original stock are said to have gotten a portion of their Calumet & Arizona stock at an average of 69 cents per share. It after wards sold as high as $40. Oac- Jus Development, now selling around S5, came on the market a year ago at 69 cents. These development com pany stocks, when backed by the right kind of men and properties, are always big money makers. Live Oak has all of these points in it's favor. It is be- lieved that all the leading properties in the Miami district will develop into big producers and dividend payers, that they will rival even Utah Copper