The border vidette., 1913-05-03

government land in the Sulphur Spring valley has been taken up by group of California parties composed of $. B. Hallan, c. A. Payne. John Schlanker, Mrs. and E. Cromwell, A. B. Baily and W. F. Wambust, says the Douglas Dispatch.
 A shipment of 42,OOO pounds of wool by the Garrett Sheep Co.,, from Ash Fork a week ago, to Goodhue Studley & Emery, Boston, was sold at p cents. It was a ten months clip and would indicate that the demand for wool will hold prices up for a while at east.-Coconino Sun.
 c. G. Jones is back from visit to the Tempe Verde Oil company's property in the Yer de oil district. He reports much activity in the district and great hopes for the early striking of oil in paying quantities are en- tertained by the several com panies operating there.-Tempe News.
 Work for extending the coun- ty high way from Forest sta atiOn, ten miles west of here, to Will COX, via Courtland and Gleason, has been begun. Teams and men, it is stated, began working there this week, clearing out the right of way over which the graded road will be constructed.-Inter- national.
 The Old Dominion Copper company has deposited to the credit of Charles E. Taylor, of Los Angeles, in full payment for the Taylor group, formerly known as the Barney Mccoy group, of eighteen mining claims, situated north and east of the Old Dominion and United Globe properties, the sum of S9O, ,OOO.
 Globe will soon have a modern wireless telegraph station in full operation. Contracts have been closed with Eastern managers to have complete apparatus, transmitting and receiving sta tions, batteries, etc., brought to Globe and put in working order, and entertainingly demonstrated by an expert, Prof. Wm. B. Pa tty.
 No husband is responsible for a prOmiSSOry note executed by his wife. Such is the decision of the supreme court of Arizona, which reversed the judgement of the superior court of Cochise county in the case of John R. Richards and Isabel Richards, appellants vs Paul B. Warue kros and Mamie E. WarnekrOs. -PrOspectOr.
 The Tucson Star says: A Sil yer medal has been presented by the Southern Pacific railroad to w. w. Morgan, city passenger agent, because the Tucson pas senger station has been inspect ed and found to be perfect. The inspection covers all points of management, both in the ticket office, baggage department gen eraI management of the station.
 The Spreckles company that is building the railroad between San Diego and Arizona, has just made a contract for 80 carloads of ties and over POGO tons of steel rails, which will be used in building ten miles of the rail road from Dixieland west. Al ready material previously con- tracted sufficient to build 14 miles of road has been delivered for work on the coast end of the line, and the latter will be com Dleted in a few weeks.
 On Monday night MT. Henry $. Pyeatt and Miss Mary Kane were married at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. James Kane, in Patagonia, Justice of the Peace George T. Coughlin performing the cere- money Only the relatives and a very few near friends of the contracting parties were pres ent, and the exact hour of the wedding was kept a deep secret by the happy pair for fear of a chivari or some other demon stration on the part of their