The border vidette., 1911-07-01
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest Culled From Our
 Exchanges.

Oracle, Pinal county, one of the
 most delightful summer resorts in Arizona and only 40 miles
 distant from the honorable and lancient pueblo.
 Monday the taxpayers of
 Globe, voted against the $45, ,OOC
 bond issue for the new high
 school structure and also against the proposition to issue $1O,O ,OCO
 bonds to be used for the repair | ing of the present school Silver Belt.
 S. A. BartelsOn, a resident of l Florence for the last 30 years,
 died suddenly Tuesday. He took
 a prominent part in territorial
 affairs, represented Pinal county
 at the territorial legislature in several sessions, and was a mem
 ber of the board of supervisors at the time of his death.
 The largest steel stack in the l world, the foundation for which is now being constructed, is to be erected at the c. & A. com pany's plant, in this city. The stack is to be three hundred and twenty five feet in height and to have a diameter of twenty five feet. Douglas International. The government will furnish rainbow trout in lots of 2OOO and 32OO for distribution in Arizona to the following applicants: J. c. Duff of Jerome, Eugene Neu- man of Prescott, B. A. Slicker of Flagstaff, William Wingfield of Camp Verde, R. R. Willard of Cornville, J. G. Vercamp of Flagstaff.
 Reports from El Tigre mine are to the effect that the new. cyanide plant and addition to the miH-wiIl be ready for operation on the first of next week: The electric power transmission line between the property and Doug las, Arizona. will be placed in operation at that time and the plant will be turned with cleo tricity as power.
 The Tel ritory has been divided into two pOst-office inspection districts. The southern districts includes Pima, Pinal, Yuma, Santa Cruz, Gila, Graham, Green lee and Cochise counties. F. s. Jarvis has been made inspector of the southern district with headquarters at Tucson, and c. F. Dutton is inspector of the northern district with head quarters at Phoenix.
 A new dairy barn and hay shed, both of large proportions have just been finished on the University farm, about a mile northest of the University. Though the university farm was started under adverse conditions owing to the soil and water con ditions, it is now stated to be making a wood showing with good hay and garden produce rops.-Tucson Citizen.
 The sale of the Fort Bowie military reservation, in COchE e county, was held Tuesday at the office of Auctioneer B. w. Get singer, on West Adams street. SquatterS on the reservation bought their holdings and there were no other bids. In all 59 tracts comprise 24OO acres of the finest grazing and farming land in Arizona, but all it brought was from $1.25 to S2 50 an acre. The entire 24OO acres brought, S44S1. 1.32.-Phoenix Democrat. The T erri tOrial Industrial School at Benson was opened in December, 1903. to receive the first pupils and up to date no deaths have occurred in the institution, and there has never been any sickness at the school that was considered serious. This is a record that speaks volumes for our climate and the superintendency of the Territo- rial Industrial School. At pres ent there are seventy five boys and eighty girls in the institu tion, and when asked, Supt. Mahoney stated that there was no sickness among his charges, although the school was over crowded. The next legislature should without delay make a liberal appropriation to enlarge the school building. .-Benson Press.