The border vidette., 1912-07-20
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Culled From Gun
 Exchanges.

ges were exported from the west coast of Mexico. TO of these went to Canada. This is very wholesome increase over last year which resulted in shipment of 14O cars.
 Near Kingman, a great strike of ore that runs from SIOO to S2OO a ton in gold, has been made at Iowa mine near the old Vivian. | The strike was made at depth of five feet where the ore body feeds the shaft.
 For Sale Cheap Furniture and house hold goods, type | writer etc, etc, all in first class condition. Call at residence of A. J. Wamsley, on Terrace ave nue, next door to Santa Cruz House, NogaleS, Arizona. The experimental cantaloupe crop of this season has resulted in total of 10 cars being shipped to Chicago. The cantaloupes are of exellent quality, and it is the Fuerte and Yaqui valleys to materially increase the acreage next season.
 Arizona's Annual fair this year will be held week earlier than usual. On account of the na- tional election falling the first week in November. the fair com miSSionerS changed the date of the fair. This year it will held f laf fN , Tucson Star.
 According to the statement filed with the state tax commission by officials of the Southern Pacific company, the valuation of the property owned by the company in this state is placed at S7,463, 100. The company has 392 miles of track in the state and this is valued at S19. LOCO per mile.
 Under the ruling of the Atty. General Mohave now becomes a first class county. Under the old method of classification the county would certainly be first class county and the ruling of the Attorney General is that no change in classification will be made until the first of the year.
 According to a decision of As sistant Attorney General Car penter declaring the initiative from MOrenci can be certified the proposed legislation to bar all men who are unable to speak English from the mines and other hazardous occupations will go to ballot in NOvember.-Ari D m
 A free site has been donated for the old printers home by Globe printers and it will be of fered at the Cleveland conven- tion, an effort being made to get the International Typographical Union to eSta bliSh a tent colony for the old typos in the beautiful Pinal mountains, near Globe Silver Belt.
 The crop of winter vegetables on the west coast of Mexico con SiSt for the most part of tomatoes. This year 255 carloads have been exported, the shipment going to the Pacific coast, to Canada, and some to the Atlantic coast. This tomato showing is an increase of fully p per cent over any previous year.
 The work of assessing the prop erty of the telegraph and tele- phone companies doing business in Arizona has been completed by the state tax commission. The valuation is slightly less than three quarters of a million dollars. To be exact, it is S7O5, 525.51. Valuations have now been received from all the large public service corporations and a considerable part of the tabu- lating and classifying has been done by the commission.
 Eugene w. Chain, who was the nominee of the prohibitionists at the last election for congress, has just been nominated by the same party for president. Chain has been in the prohibition lime light in the state many years and has well earned the recOg- tion of the party in the nation. While it is not possible that he will get the electoral vote of Arizona, many of his friends