The border vidette., 1911-06-03

| InSuFfectO court martial which has been in session at Agua Prieta this week. Desertion in the face of the enemy was the charge against Lopez.
 Feeling assured that the period of political unrest in Mexico is now thing of the past, refugees who have been in Arizona while Sonora has been scene of strife are commencing to leave and return to their homes. This shows better than anything else that the people generally are appreciative of the fact that the resignation of Diaz was all that was needed to bring surcease from the war. The refugees who have left Tucson for their homes were quite happy at the idea of returning to their own vine and fig tree and expressed the hope that there would be no fecurrance Oe the war.
 The Sterling Development company, which has acquired a large tract of land near Nam moth, this county, that shows strong indications of oil, has just received at Tucson, 30 tons of drilling machinery which : they will haul out to their ground at once. It will not take long to install the machinery after it reaches the ground, then boring for oil will commence in | earnest. The management ex- l fn q >1 t< a depth of 2,OOO feet inside of sixty days from the start and have bought that amount of casing. However, they expect to strike. oil at a depth of ,OOO feet. Florence Blade.
 The latest Arizona company is a set of articles of incorporation from Jerusalem of more than passing interest, for a variety of reasons The names of the in corfJoratars are Prince Emanuel and Pnly .Go1dreich, and the amount of the capital stock is S2OO, ,OCO. More spectacular even than the names of the incOrpor- ators, is the institution itself, which is as follows: The Most Supreme InviOlate and Universal Lodge of King Solomon's Tenn pie, of the Temple of Wisdom or Universal University. It is ap- parent from the articles that their purpose is the founding of an institution of learning of gen eral character, particularly for Jewish children, presumably for of On1 estine. -Prospector.
 James F. Mcconnell came in from Goldroad last Monday af- ternoon, bringing with him a bar of bullion weighing S17 ,OOO, the mill run for the week. The smaller tonnage of ore that is being handled at the mill ac- counts for the rather low bullion output the past month, but this will be remedied as soon as the new battery of boilers is install ed at the big power plant. At the mine work is being rushed at all points and the property is showing wonderful ore bodies. Those that have had the Oppor tunity of going through the property believe it to be one of the greatest gold mines in the United States. It can now. readily output one thousand tons day for years, and a high mill ing grade of ore. Miner.
 It is expected that by the first of July the lands in Wallapai valley will be thrown open to entry by the government. The people will be notified through the Miner just when these lands may be entered, the department now having the survey plats under consideration. The lands embrace about 8OO,OOO acres, two thirds of which lie in the valley proper, and the balance through the north end of the Wallapai mountain and along the Big Sandy. These lands are well situated for irrigation and in the event that water can be brought upon them will make Wallapai valley one of the rich est sections of the southwest. Everything in the way of fruits can be raised on the lands, while wheat and other small grains would do well.