The border vidette., 1911-04-15
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of interest Culled From Our
 Exchanges.

The Warrior Development company shipped more ore last month than during any month since the mine has been opened. Considerable development work is in progress underground.
 A night school for the Chinese
 of Tucson is being Conducted
 under the auspices of the Baptist denomination of the city and is being held four nights each week in the Baptist church. Tucson Citizen.
 Inspector Haskett of the U. $. Bureau of animal industry re
 ports that scab has practically been eradicated from all sheep in Arizona. He has just return ed from a general tour of in sDection and is we'll pleased with cOnGitiOnS found on the ranges. -CoconinO Sun.
 Within another week line of long distance telephone poles stretching from Benson to Yuma, through Trcson will have been completed by the field crews of the Cor solidated Telephone, Te legrs ph and Electric company, and the stringing of the wires will begin.-Tucson Citizen.
 George Walton, a railroad con tractor at Fairview, was blown about twenty feet in the air, on Friday of last week by a blast and miraculously escaped death by the thousandth part of an inch As Walton weighs in the neighborhood of 25O pounds, it can easily be imaginated that there was considerable force be- hind the explosion. News.
 A committee appointed by the board of directors of Arizona Copper company, Ltd, from Edinburgh, Scotland, are at present in Clifton and will re main there for several days Two members of the committee, MT. Young J. Petland and MT. Wm. Exley Miller, secretary, arrived last week, and on Friday of this week, Hon. Lord SalvesOn and MT. Allan Carter arrived there. re.-PrOspector.
 Sixteen saloons and two whole sale houses in Phoenix and five in Tempe are closed temporarily, while the reclamation camp is located at the joint head of the Maricopa and Salt River canals. The closing of the saloons is the result Of the SiX-mile limit law, which prohibits a license being issued to conduct d saloon within six miles of government work where twenty five or more men are emDlOyed-P Phoenix Dem.
 Capt. Thos. H. Rynning, who went to Tucson with Auditor Geo. A. Mauk to inspect the proposed route for the TerritO- rial highway between here and the old pueblo, returned home Saturday. He came back thoroughly convinced of the sin cerity of the people of Tucson in their offer of assistance in the fight of the Casa Grande valley for the preservation of the San Carlos reservoir site Florence Blade.
 MT. F. M. Murphy and party have returned from an inspec- tiOn of the properties of the De velOpment company of America on the Gila river. They found them in excellent condition, and Mr. Murphy stated that extensive development of the claims will commence soon. In the course of his stay in the Christmas district he met D. c. Jackling, general manager of the Ray Consolidated Copper company's properties and was taken by him to visit the big concentratOr in operation.
 A crOss-cut will be started from the 1OCO-fOot station to ex- plore the Old Dominion vein to the north of the shaft, instead of being driven from the point of contact of the southwest drift from the 1CCO-foot station and the Great Eastern vein. The face of the cut js now within twenty five feet of the vein. The pump recently installed on the 1COO-foot level started lifting water April I. Another pump will be lowered from it's present location on the 6OO-fOOt level in the near future if OpcpSSarV All