The border vidette., 1912-12-07
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest CulIed From Our
 Exchanges.

35 bars of gold silver bullion weighing 15O pounds each and averaging in value more thar S1CCO each.
 Jeff Adams, sheriff of MaricO
 pa county is going to Washing
 ton on the Arizona Was ShingtOu
 special Mrs. Adams will ac-
 company the genial sheriff who
 has not been out of the state for
 over thirty years
 The biennial convention of the
 Supreme Lodge of the Alianza
 HizpanO Americana will be held
 in NOgaleS, Arizona on the thire
 Monday of January, 1913. Elec-
 tion of delegates to the conven-
 tion was held Sunday in all the
 subordinate lodges in Arizona,
 New Mexico, California and
 Texas. -
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. F. Iaeger, of Tucson who have been spend ing several days at Port Liber- tad, on the Gulf returned Sunday Upon their return they presented several friends with venison. Mr Ieager said that he had kill ed two bucks and that part was one of the most delightful places for hunting, fishing and bathing that he had ever seen.
 Frank Powers owner of the is making a shipment of high grade ore to San Francisco. Mr. Powers expects to load 1000 sacks of rich ore that will run $1CO to the sack. according to assays. The silver ore will be brought to the railroad under guard and will be sent under guard to San Francisco.
 That Arizona has 11,COO Sun day School pupils in 218 schools was a report to the fifteenth an nual convention of the Arizona School association which met at Tucson Friday afternoon 1t the First Methodist church. The report was made by Secre- jary C. R. Craig of Phoenix The igure is based on reports from IS schools and estimate for the | est.
 Mr. and Mrs. John. Pearce, of | were in Douglas recent y looking for their son, who | las been absent from home for ,ver d year. He left about the ime the Madero revolution broke out and it was reported | hat he had been killed. Sever l letters have passed between he president and the parents, ut no trace of the boy has been Ound.
 D. V. Snowgoose, who is in crested in the oilwell at Cotton 7ood in the verde Valley, re- urned few days ago to Pres ott. He states that it may be iX months before a commercial yell be developed, owing to diff cultieS with the water flow, 7hich is heavy especially in the 7ell of the Jerome Oil company. Iowever MT. SnowgoOse feels Onfident that there is going to e 2 great oil field developed in he valley.
 The Oceanic mine in the Ari- aca district has been bonded to ]. T. Tryon and associates. Mr. ,yon is well known in mining ircles in the southwest being ( lterested in variaus develope- rents in the vicinity of Tucson. he mine has been a liberal pro- ( ucer of gold and it is now ex- ected that under Mr. Tryon's it will be in full peration in a very short time he price is stated to have been l the neighborhOod of $6O, ,OOQ
 Todd c. Woodworth, president f the Borderland Mines compa- $ y, accompanied by Mrs Wood ' Orth of Gro BlancO arrived in ( ucson yesterday morning and l i'll remain here a few days. ( IT, Woodwork upon his arrival ( aid that conditions in the Gro lancO district were improving ally and the camp was showing ! most healthy growth. He said \ lat there were now more men Ian for some time and that se- ( aral prOSpectOrS were now en- t aged in opening up their claims { IT. Woodwork also said that I reparatiOnS were now under ' ay to take care of the ore at l lat place, instead of having to f