The border vidette., 1910-06-04

iOcHItoIrSi oOuuuaTles oL uisCticCSi tlc covering Moctezuma. Ariape. Mag daiena and Sshuaripa districts in Sonora.-Arizona Daily Star.
 If you want to go to El Paso now you must show a certificate, satisfac toriIy vaccination scars or pitted face. This is the quarantine decree issued against us down this way by Fl Pasc where there are two cases of smallpox and there are three in Jurez, the Chihuahua city on this side of the International al boundary. This guar antIne on the part of Fl Paso went into effect on the 18th inst -Obitua- hua Enterprise.
 More than { 1000 in cash has been raised for the twenty five employ ees of the Hotel Adams at Phoenix who escaped with their lives. but were left destitute by the co, fl .gration, in which all their personal effects and savings were destroyed Ot the amount rsis- ed. $947 50 was represented by the subscription raised during the past tree days by Gus Hirshfelt, who stated that before he finishes he will run the total up to Sl,O0O
 About ,6O6 eos acres of land in central Arizona. withdrawn temporar- fly in 1901 for forest purposes, have been restored to the public dom ain by the interior department. The land lies in Yavapai and Maricopa counties. Dnappropriated lands are restored to l the tract and will become suhj sct to homestead settlement after August z. The land recently eliminated from the Garces national forest in Arizona by presidential proclamation are subject to homestead entry on the ame date A movement is On foot to establish bureau of mines in Yuma. Mir. w. Jay Fair, late of New York, who has located in Yuma is promoting the or ganization. A number of mining men have joined in the movement. The object of the bureau will be to list mining claims and prospects in Yuma county and advertise them in mining journals over the eountry. In this a great deal of outeide capital may be enlisted aud many good claims devel- oped that are now non productive and worthless on account of their owners not having any capital with which to | develope them-Yuma Sun.
 Frightened by the eclipse of the moon and the consequent brilliant view afforded them of Halley's comet Mon l day night, more thau ore hundred expectations Yuma I.dians built a series of seven bonGres extendin g alone the Tucson park from Tucson to Joe Campini'a ranch. as a propItiation to the celestial powers The Indian were brought from Yuma to Tucson as witnesses in cases under investiga gation by the federal grand jury. The court house was packed with them through out the day and they presented a picturesque appearance. with their long haIr and gaudy raiment. They were considerably frightened by the phenomena in the heavens
 In the light of the recent develop ments at the Live Oak mine, it seems apparent that one of tue greatest low grade propositions in the south west will soon be developed there. Last Jan uary, the company. in it's annual report, announced l 1,250,OOO tons of chalcocite ore, averaging two and one half per cent copper had been put into sight. This proven ore body has recently been greatly increased by the rasults of churn drill operations which have been under way for three weeks The latest encouraging development is the striking of ore in drill hol Number 5, which has been put down at a distance of 700 feet west of ths verti- haft.-Glove Silver Belt.