The border vidette., 1910-12-31
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CulIed From Our
 Exchanges.

Company nave received samples of receut strike of rich ore made on their properey ia Wood canyon in 'he ChIricahI4 mouutains, says the Don las Dispatch Samples assayed by WmtLinxton & PIckard run $97 to che Ion Sore of the ore is on display at Tinker & SaIlson's storo.
 Bids are being received by the man. axe,nenE of tn. Arizona Michigan Cop per company for the sinking of locared ,n tbe Copper Hill section of the Globe district It is the intention of this company tn further explore the Old Dominion f-ui5 chat runs through the property ith these drills
 The editor of the Sentinel this week received from che old home in Nebras ka Christmas plum pudding. the fort. frs. anuusl embraDce of this kind he has received duriug'a a residence of that duration in Yum. county It was A perfect and toothsome specimen of the p.rticular dish, that heritage from "merrie England" which for cen turies has beeu associated with Christ mas fe- sting -Yuma Sentinel
 Del Lewis. formerly sheriff of this county. is very seriously i'll at the Cooper Que-D hospital. he has been snffaring for some time from cancer on his tongue spd Wednesday was taken to the hnepital for an operation Wednesday evening the cancer had gained such head way that 1t ate into the artery of the tongue and hem urhaye resulted that caused the patient L.. oe
 J l. Phillip, who has been man aging head of the Gold Road NJ & E comp-ny the past two years, Is heing sup-roeded by new man at the mines It ia understood that MT Phillips will still remain with the Gold R pad com pany in the cspacisy of consulting en- gineer. MT Pnillips has made of the Gold Road one of the great mines of the world, and hss left to the new m ana. eIraent enzore reserve that can not be depleted within ths next twelve !, Miner.
 The Arizona immigration service IS finding great interest in s new branch of the service which has just been created, that of mounted inspector for service aiopg the international line. Those who have had experience as line riders are desirable for the position as the government admits that the work will be oyer rough and | sections of the country. An examination will te held on Feb ruary II in Tucson. The position pays Sl, ,3SO per aunum.
 At Giobe in reply to statement of Governor Sloan with respect to srate- hood situ ation, Hunt, president of the late constitutional con vention, stated that no com mittee will be sent to Washington before the election to ascertain the sentiment there on tn. He said he believed that if the constitution Is approved by a large majority at the polls is will be approved by the president, and con gress This is regarded as the pronua- ciamiento of the ratification campai. n
 One would be surprised to see the number of American farmers who are coming into Sonora at present and set ling in the valleys of the Yaqui and Sonora rivers The number has been greatly increased in the past year In 1908 there were 9 American farmers in the Ysqui delta country. In 1909 the number was increased to 80. who had 3, 1000 acres of wheat planted. In 1910 the number reached l6O: and there was 12 GOO acres planted in corn and 10000 in wheat this year The Sonora News.
 Beginning with the first of the year the Warrior Developments company will be in position to greatly increase it's shipments to the smelter. Up to this time the company has been mak- ing a daily shipment of one hundred tons of ore averag ging ten per cent to the Old Doulinion -smelter at Globe However, with the beginning of the new year not only will the company greatly increase the daily output. but shipments will be made to the smelter at Ell Paso. Texas. instead of Globe as heretofore.-Silver Belt. -.'.
 The strike on the Capt John A. Duncan property already looks ex- oesdingly good. and. if it holds up as expected. will develop into paving copper mine that will bring the Par adise district to the front as a pro ducer:. Work on this property is not to cease at the end of the year, with completion of the assessment, but is to be continued indefinitely for the development of the ore body. That was a nice strike on the Willie Rose, too. And altogether about forty men at work in the district. Yes. the camp L.