The border vidette., 1911-05-27
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest Culled From Our
 Exchanges.

Quarters for the prisoners who
 are to go to work on the con
 structiOn of a territorial bridge
 at Tempe, are now being con
 structed. Bridge work will be
 started as soon as the stockade
 and quarters are completed.
 Another oil company has been
 organized in Winslow this week
 and one that seems to mean real | oil. The promoters of the com
 pany, Dr. Sutton and Mir. Sharp of Phoenix say that they have 1 located ground north of town a short ways that is the richest in 1 oil prospects to be found any where in the west.-Mai1.
 The Sasco smelter, which
 prior to it's closing about q year ago contributed largely to the
 business life of Tucson, is to be
 blown in again, probably before
 July l, with the saddle Mountain
 mine at Christmas as it's chief source of ore supply according
 to adviceS which were received here tOday.-Tucson Citizen.
 Col. Juan Cabral, the young revolutionary leader of Sonora, who last Saturday rode, a con- querer at the head of his army, into Cananea, the city from which he fled less than a year ago to escape imprisonment be- cause of his political activity, ITTn nIl fn1 ct .A-- of Arizona, being a student in 1SS9-91.
 Postmaster M. E. Cassidy expressed himself as being well satisfied with the success of the postal savings bank to date. On May 10 and 12, the two big pay days, the deposits in the bank were considerably augmented and to date about $7,OCO has been deposited m the bank. It is reported that the. amount will reach S1o, GOO easily by June 1. Review.
 A visit was made day or two ago to Red'' Lopez at Agua Prieta by his sister, as she was very much distressed by the re port that had gained ground, that her brother was to be shot | as a deserter. She was told by | General Lomeli, in person, that | this was not the case, that her | brother was better locked up | for time, and that for the good 0f the discipline of the men as we'll as his own good this step was taken.
 The Agua Pricta customs house did a rushing business all lay Saturday,. Thirty two car pads of ore were passed over to he American side of the line, ln1 nineteen carloads sent to Mexico. There were thirteen carloads of coal and six of gen ,ral merchandise. The insur- 'ectos, notwithstanding the fact hat they have no books or papers to work with, now have everything running smoothly md in good order.
 The general movement over Arizona to keep Arizonans and Arizona money at home is the nOst cOmmendable undertaking in the territory for
 long time. To the Fastener Arizona is a land of continual wonder, and there is no reason ' 7hy Arizona should not be able :. 0 entertain Arizonans. Few ectiOnS possess such natural ' for summer re- ! orts, as well as winter resorts, : 7ith the most gorgeous scenery n earth as a background.
 Ed. Crane, the territorial ex- z erimental farmer, is growing ( cans on pretty extensive scale 6 n his farm adjoining the town l f SOmerton this season. He as a crop of sixty acres, which I ill soon mature. He expects ) get not less than a ton to the ( ere and possibly two tons and ill receive not less than six C ents per pound for the crop. I IS soon as one crop is harvested ( e will blow the land and resow C : to beans. Growing two crops Y f beans on an acre of land and citing two tons to the acre is going some. There f