The border vidette., 1910-04-30

IoaCuer neRuureS5 anu mas FuD3LtCuCoQ in it's stead a plain circle with the words "El Paso & Southwestern" in white letters on black ckground.
 The rectigraph, a new invention for photographing records. has been put into commission in the Maricopa coun- ty recorders office. The new device photographs the records into the books, thus saving the time and great ex- pense of transcribing them by pen or type writer.
 Settlers in the Yuma valley are forming clubs for the purpose. of inn porting goods from Los Angeles, and thus avoiding the payment of the middle mans profit. The Yuma cham Der of commerce has taken up the sub ject of finding some feasible method of coping with the knotty problem.
 After O. D. Gillian and Miss Frankie Bellamy had been married in Yuma the other day and after he had placed his bride on the train to depart on their wedding tour, friends of the groom kidnapped him and tied him to 8 telephone pole, keeping him bound until the train with the bride on bo ard, had left the station.
 Yuma county grand jurors made g. great fuss the other day when they re- ceived their pay for attendance. The clerk credited them with eight days, the time the grand jury was in actual session, but they claimed pay for eleven days as the time from the date they were called until they were discharged. They made the claim stick.
 Through following the advice of @ fortune teller, says the Phoenix Ga zette. Robert Turnoull of that city has learned that his father died in Nebraska a short time ago leaving @ fortune of $25, ,OOO The estate is to be divided between the widow and two sons. all of whom live in Phoenix.
 The fact that a regimental band of thirty three pieces, ro accompany Gen. eral Torres of Mexico, when he visits Tucson on the occasion of the Cinco de Mayo celebration, will wear the uniform of the Mexican army, may necessitate an order from the war de- partment at Washington permitting them to cross the line into the United States Oh, fud..!
 An immense amount of timber is now being shipped through Kingman to the mines of Gold Road and the Wallapai district. All the working mines are now making tho openings safe and are mining in a safe and sane way. Heretofore many of the prop critics were worked with a woeful lack of imbering and much damage to the property has been the result. Under the present management everything is being made safe and better results are obtained. A large amount of round timbers is now being used, the opinion prevailing that these timbers are stronger than the sawed product. Miner.
 The present hoisting equipment at the Old Dominion mIne is raising daily about 400 tons of concentrating ore, 300 tons of ore avallA ble for smelling and 300 tons of waste Most of this ore IS being taken at present from the stopes on the vest side of the twelfth level, the east side of the fourteenth level and the intermediate level be- tween the fourteenth and fifteenth. The large body of ore encountered in the farthest western workings on the thirteenth level few weeks ago is also contributing largely to the smell ter supply. The ore being mined there at present runs from eighteen to twenty five per cent copper and of course brings the usual percentage of the ore up materially. Most of the high grade ore found in that part of the mine is malachite and chry socolla. The ore between this level and the twelfth level above has been proven continuous and preparations are now being made for stopine from the thir- teenth level up to the twelfth. h.-Globe