The border vidette., 1911-04-08

Bud Norton, the uf1Nef Ol the ill-fated Mesa Roosevelt stage is reported much improved. His mother is still at Roosevelt with him. Silver Belt.
 In a fire at Clifton, the $. & $. BOttling works and some cottages were burned. The BOttling works loss being S34, ,OCO to S35 GOO with but S6. 500 insurance.
 Two million pounds of wool sheared and shipped from Yava- pai county this season, makes this the banner year for the sheep owner. One Shearing outfit Oper- ated 3OSteam shearing machines. Prescott Journal Miner.
 The harem skirt has reached Globe not merely as a show but as an actuality and it's utility and beauty-Or hideOuSneSS accord ing to the taste in dress of the beholder, demonstrated by a liv ing Silver Belt.
 At the Shannon works ground has been broken for the erection ot large teacher or Hxivation plant. The plant has all the mod ern appliances that recent tests have shown to be the most feaSl- ble for the treatment of the Shan non ores. Copper Era.
 The territorial supreme court in a decision rendered Saturday at Phoenix, court of COchiSe county in the case of territory vs. Dan Williams, who was con victed of assault with intent to commit murder on the person of Officer Russell in this city about two years ago.-Douglas Dispatch.
 The marble quarry, about IS miles southwest from Bowie, has just been the subject of a con test, in which the. government sought to annu1 the gentry. This served to bring out the worth of the product, it being shown that as high as S13OO per car load has been realized from this marble which is of very fine quality, being of the pureSt white, readily commanding fancy price BiSbee Review.
 Editor Banta, of the St. Johns Observer, keeps on saying that SDineleSS cactus can be found growing wild on certain deserts in Arizona. Have heard other old time prospectors say the same thing. The reason that it is scarce is undoubtedly be- cause, being without the protec- tion of the spines, it is rapidly destroyed by stock and is only to be found in the most isolated places.
 The Lees Ferry Placer Min ing company have bought 123 head of work oxen in New MeXi- co and will ship them here for use in freighting their machinery from Flagstaff to Lees Ferry. This addition to their present outfit of work cattle will give them about 2CO head. These long teams of oxen pull fifty tons of freight from Flagstaff to Lees Ferry in about 20 days over a heavy sandy road. d.-COcOninO Sun.
 Superintendent Schel, of the Truxton Canyon Indian school, at Valentine, informs us that the Wallapai Indians, now have a treasury of over S14, ,OCO, receiv- ed from the rental of reservation lands to cattlemen. He is trying to get the department of Indian Affairs to allow this money to be used in the purchase of farm lands with necessary farm ami malls, as a nucleus to make the Indians self sustaining King man Miner.
 The first unit of the Ray Con solidated concentratOr is now in operation and Urea ting $500 tons of ore per day. This is not the full capacity of the unit. It will be handling 1000 tons per day, it's full capacity, soon. The other seven 1000 ton units of the plant will soon be ready fol opera tion, then 5000 tons of ore per day will be put through the mill The present market value of the Ray Con. stock is S17 pe1 share and when the big concen- trator begins to handle 5000 tons | Of orc nor G1V there will pro.