The border vidette., 1913-03-01
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of interest CuIled From Our
 Exchanges.

A petition has again been pu
 in circulation in Hayden anC
 Winkieman for the purpose o1 l trying to sever these two towns
 from Gila county and have them
 annexed to Pinal county. Hay.
 den and Winkleman are located
 in q small strip of Gila county ] that runs down into Pinal coun- 1 ty.
 The Penn Sonora Mining com pany, who's property is located
 near Plancbas de Plata, about
 12 miles west of Encinas, is to have a 5O-ton plant erected soon
 to treat it's ores. The company
 expects to spend SIS, GOO in the
 near future on it's property.
 Work on the plant will begin
 at once.
 The Copper Hand Book, which
 was issued by the late Horace
 Stevens of Houghton. Mich, for the past ten years or more, has been purchased by the Mining
 & Engineering World of Chica go, and the editor of the pub lication will be Dr. Walter liar vey Weed. The next issue of the book will probably appear this summer.
 The Guggenheim Exploration Co.,, in it's annual report, shows a net income of $3, ,271, ,75O during 1912, or 15.7 per cent on the capital stock. These earnings S1, ,192, APO in excess of the div idend requirements. The bal ance sheet shows a surplus of $23, ,S14, ,632, and the market value Of the company's assets on December 31 was S59, ,655, ,OOO an increase of $2, ,575, COO during the year.
 The Sulphur Springs valley, not long ago a stretch of desert, 1 yielded 100 car loads of beans l the past season, and even at i that the vast agricultural re- l sources of the valley have scar sely been touched, according to W. B. Barnes, travelling freight l and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific, who has just from a trip through hat section. He states that ex- activity and opti- nism prevails throughout.
 Somewhere in New Mexico or Arizona or possibly in Mexico here is a machine gun and sev- eral boxes of strip cartridges, which are badly wanted by the J. $. machine gun platoon of he Thirteenth cavalry located tt Hachita about 100 miles east ,f Douglas and about thirteen niles north of the international border. The gun was used Sat . drill, but when they called on he quarters Monday afternoon he gun was gone.
 A Day of Public Health" is he title for March 3 in Douglas. )n that date, acting under the oint auspices of the University if Arizona and the Arizona Med cal association, three noted packers will be in Douglas to lold afternoon and night ses- ions at which the public health { will be the chief topic. Public cod supplies will come in for heir share of discussion. The packers will be Dr. R. E. Me Bride, of New Mexico; Dr. Charles A. Meserve, of the Un- versitV of Arizona, and Dr. , ,ount, of Prescott.
 Sheriff John Nelson went to he Greaterville district yester- ' ay morning by automobile with ]
 summons to serve on Louis G. [ummel, the lawyer and rancher, ,ho is the defendant il peti- on for an accounting filed in le superior court last Friday y Emily Winzer, of Newark, [. J., and Harriet and Frances I IcAneny, of San Jose, Calif., I 'ho state they are the heirs at tw of George B. McAneny. ' he defendant has sixty days in I -hich to file an answer. Hum lel is accused by the plaintiffs f working himself into their :, by system of .tter writing and personal calls Y n the representation that Me neny estate in this and Santa V rug county was in danger of z eing lost through bad manage ent by administrators and then isusing the money, which the ss a airotiff. Sou hn hoS JafnSnH tO =