The border vidette., 1910-01-15

taken to Douglas this morning by In spector Miller for deportation to Mex 10 Rosa has been here for about two weeks in the custody of the local office awaiting orders from the head of the department. She is charged with having entered the United States for immoral purposes.
 In the vicinity of Oracle, this county. | snow fell to a depth of three feet Mon day night. Oracle is situated in the foothills of the Catalina mountains range at an attitude of 4,7OO feet. hence it is 3. 200 feet above the valley. But it is only 40 miles to Oracle in a direct line from Florence and It tends to make us semi tropic Florentenes shiver when we realize that we can get into three feet of snow by travel ing only Al miles from home ence Blade
 Supai Indian village. sixty miles north of Seligman on Cataract cany on, was destroyed the morning of January ?. by flood waters following the burst ing of the Owens dam. Several Indians were drowned. Every house in the village was demolished by the waters. The entire farm of 800 acres, including the orchard. was ruined Indians are suffering from cold and hunger as their supplies and clothing were carried away in the flood which flowed over thirty feet deep.
 The old Common wenlth mine, which has produced millions of dollars in the past from high grade silver ores, is to be reopened and operated for it's low grade ores. Swatling and Smith, who have lease on the tailings for some time, have demonstrated that these, containing values ss low as 5 ounces to the ton, can be proitably treated by cyanide. In consequence it has been decided to overhaul the mill. treat the low grade ores and also cyanide the tailings dump, amounting to about 200. 900 tons.-Arizona Mining Jour nal.
 of gold assaying $500 to the ton on his claim fourteen miles south west of Needles. California. The new find was made few days ago while doing annual assessment work. He located the claim two years ago. The first shot of this years assessment work un corked three foot pay streak samp- ling $40 to the ton in gold, three inches of which shows tho bonanza value. The claim is located in the vicinity of the Gold Dollar mine which was re- gently sold for $50. Prescott Courier.
 Mining experts who recently visited the North Star mine claim that the company has been loosIng $50.000 a month through the stealing of high grade ore by men working in the prop erty. Nothing will effectually stop this except the esta blishment of change rooms, permitting a thorough search of the garments of men going off shift, and the miners strenuously object to this The gold ore in the North Star is richer than the rock of the Gold6eld mines. and has proved an irresistab bIe temtation to men working in the shaft Yuma Sentinel.
 Col H. l. Pickett, the prominent Tom bstone lawyar and Arizona boost CT, is here to attend the session of the supreme court. Pickett says that the mining interests in Cochise county were never more prosperous at any time in their history than at present. "Many new mines of Oochise county are rapidly coming to the front," he re- marked. The Bishee mines are pro- ducing more copper than ae any time in their history. The other districts are making great showing, for in star ce, Courtland, which is only about two years old, has a population of about cOOO, and some of the great cop per companies of the territory have in vested heavily there and are devolop-