The border vidette., 1910-11-12
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CulIed From Our
 Exchanges.

valley, the Overland Telet hone com pany has withdra VII its fort e from the northern part of the territory and is now doing no construction work except in the immediate vicinity of Ph@nix. -Ariz Rep.
 The Twin Buttes company are push ing their development work on the 1 800 and 900 feet levels A body of good ore has been tapped in the cross- cut on the S00-foot level and the croosscut on the 900 foot level is be- ing hurried to cut the ore Some 30 men at work.
 Secretary Geo. U. Young's stamp mill at the old Mammoth mine, Gold field district, Pinal county. was placed in commission this week and is now crushing ore from the old Mammoth. The miaing force has also been in cresed sufh ;iently to keep the mill supplied with ore.
 General Manager John F. Shaw is rushing development and ore extrac- tion at the property nf the Arizona Colorado Copper company whose prop erty is located abont three and one half miles northeast of Gibbs and only one half mile east of the railroad line running from Globe to Miami
 James o. Plant, government inspec- tor of federal building sites. who has been detailed by the treasury depart ment to make an inspection of sites in the southwest for which sppropria- tions were made by the last Oomgres- sional session, will arrive in Globe within the next few days to select the site for the federal building.
 Of 600 men now employ ed at the Miami Copper Company only about 100 are engaged in underground work. The remaining 500 are working on the construction of the new concentrator> and auxiliary parts of the plant. Among the 100 men occupied ln min tug are included pump men, cirpent-
 
 necessary to the rking of the mine
 The government has recently made a decision in relation to the Navajo Indians which will work hardship on many of the Indian traders on the reservation It seems that the rulin is to the effect that the Indians will not Le permitted to sell or dispose of their stock on the reservation and the trad CTS will not be allowed to loan, money on chattels to them. It is understood the ruling was to increase the blanket industry among the Indians.-Willi- ans News.
 The Mohave county poor farm and hospital is now under the management of Mrs. E izabeth Templeman, the board of super visors having appointed her to that position. Mrs. Templeman has already made many material changes in the conduct of the farm and is making the hearts of the m mates glad by substantial and well COth hou hoai9 anu OohOaOiOS AOt IhO sick Mrs. Templeman IS sure to have a successful term in this institution Kingman Miner.
 Buffalo Bill will move to Tucson this month and stay for the winter. His mines are down the San Pedro valley northwest of Benson on the proposed line of railroad. now being surveyed from here. and when con- structed mine owners of that region will stop in Benson much more than at present. A Territorial road down the San Diego valley past the Copper Queen optioned group would be the | route for all wagon freight, instead of | from Tucson, as the grade is better.
 While the private car of Walter | Douglas, vice president ot the El Paso & Southwestern. in which a party of | Calumeut and Arizona officials were | travelling, was sidetracked at Lords burg, N. NJ, Tuesday night, two robbers appeared at the car and 1t the point of resolvers robbed four mem bers | of the party If the wealth of the party was pooled it would run into the mil lions. but the sum and total of tbe spoils obtained by the bandits amounted | to SIl 20, of which amount 20 cents was contributed by two negro train porters.