The border vidette., 1912-04-13
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CuiIed From Out
 Exchanges.


 by the office of farm management, of the United States Bureau of
 Plant InduStrS,-D
 The Many Copper Co. is min ing and concentrating an average of 5000 tons of copper per day l
 and 1t is estimated that produc- tion of fisae copper is at the rate of close TO 5000, GOO pounds 1 InoutfliA Silver Belt. Strengthening will begin at
 Ma yer this week with about -1Nl.s%)O sheep awaiting the pro s14s---. There are two steam Sta+ATar irg plants on the ground that .-xqrs'ct to be busy for two or t4la',4t. weeks -PreScOtt Courier. The first shipment of stralctu- ral steel for the Calumet X Ariz- 'ctna cOmpanF'S pew 2,OOO, ,OOO 4~melter haS been started on it's way To Arizona, and within three weeks several hundred highly skilled workers, drawing large wages. will be 0m 1ttae. job. ."-
 Douglas DispatS-h.-
 C. E. HackIey has just been appointed by President Epes i Randolph as assistant general i freight and passenger agent of 1 the West Coast route of the Randolph lines, with offices in ] Mexico City Mr Shackley l has been q resident of Mexico l City for nuanbesr ,0f years and ] enga ged in various lines of rail l road activity.
 l Contractor Redmond Toohey l of Phoenix spent Sunday in l Yuma and Dought here twenty ] two good mules at market prices He took his outfit back to PhOe- 1 nix to Wore1 in the Salt River alley on the Reclamation ser vice The mules had belonged
 to contractor Murphy. who had
 a contract uTith the Recla nation service for grading Sun Acquisition papers on the gov ernOr of New Mexico have been
 asked by Conty Attorney J. E. Crosby of Navajo county These are for ' oung Marley, charged
 with cattle stealing and now detained a RoS well, N NJ. Mar ley and his brother are charged by the Cattle Growers associa- tion with stealing and selling battle from the ranges in Coco
 nino county
 The QuarterInaster at Fort
 Huachuca. has advertised for one hundred pack mules and a complement of men sufficient to care for them, SO say railroad ] men who run between Yuma and
 Tucson. The mules will be bought in the open market and the men will be found wherever they can be found Here is a good chance for a bunch of Yuma
 mule Skinners to get off.-Yuma Sun.
 A solid masonry diversion dam costing $15O,OOO is to be built across the Gi1a river II miles ! a bove Florence and a diStribut- ing system consisting of lateralS and canal 30 miles ia length, including a spillway extending from the river through 14OO feet of mountain side to empty water
 into the canal, will also be built
 by the farmers of the Florence l and Casa Grande districts, and l it's construction is to be well | under way before a year from
 now.
 A bar of bullion weighing in
 excess of S6, 800 was brought in 1 from the Frisco Mines & Power
 Company's mill this week and
 sent to the mint. This bar is
 the result of about ten days run
 of the mill, which is just now
 showing a big percentage of 1 saving. The mill has been
 worked to larger capacity than
 it was thought possible with the first try out of the plant. It is
 under stood that the ore milled
 had a heading value of 500, and
 that the saving was about 90 ] per -Mohave County Min
 CT.
 Next to the Maricopa county, 1 the county of Graham has the
 largest farming section in the state" said W. W. Pace Saturday 1 evening at the Hotel Adams. Mr ] Pace is member of the state
 senate and his home is at That