The border vidette., 1914-08-01
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Called From Our
 Exchanges.

It is estimated that the cattle
 shipments from Yavapai county
 will total 5000 head and will
 bring the cattlemen more than
 S1 GOO, ,OOO. One of the big deals
 is being put through by Califor.
 mia buyers who are negotiating
 Because of an appointment as
 assistant superintendent of irri
 gation of the Reclamation Ser
 vice, D. P. Jones of Mesa sent
 in his resignation to Governor
 Hunt as member of the house of representatives of the first
 legislature.
 A meeting of the employees of the Old Dominion mine, who are interested in the first aid to in jured work, was held at the mines office last Thursday night Sixty five men were in attend ance. Lectures were delivered by those familiar with the work and some actual practice work was indulged in.
 The secretary of war has SuS- pended till January 1 the order | that all government property be withdrawn from Companies c, | D and l. of the National Guard of Arizona. The companies have till that time to recruit to full war stength and otherwise come | up to the requirements of the department Company c is sta toned at Tempe, D at Mesa, and l. at Yuma.
 Eight beautiful standard gauge observations cars, specially con structed for the Grand Canyon of Arizona, at the Panama Pa cific International exposition, l have arrived on the Exposition grounds. 'The Grand Canyon of Arizona" is the $35O. GOO con ceSsion of the Santa F'e Railway, and in making the trip through it, visitors will be passengers on the big observation cars for half an hour
 A crew of from ten to twelve men are working on the old In dustrial School building, re. arranging partitions and general ly overhauling the building, so that it will be in good shape for the coming school term. All the work cannot be completed this year but when the building is finally arranged according to plans, it will be one of the incest arranged school buildings in the state. Signal.
 Mrs. Frances Willard Munds of Prescott, has announced that she will seek the nomination for state senator from Yavapai coun- ty, subject to the decision of the democratic primaries. Mrs. Munds is the wife of eX-sheriff John Munds of Yavapai county. For a number of years she figur- ed prominently in the fight for equal suffrage in this state. She is bright and able woman and Yavapai county could easily do worse than to send her to Phoe- nix as it's senatorial represent ative. e.-Tempe News.
 Alfred s. Donau of Tucson, president of the Arizona Busi- ness Mems Home Rule associa- tion, has filed an argument in support of the constitutional amendment to provide that the prohibition question cannot be submitted to the voters of the state, or any subdivision there of, ofteuer than once in eight years. He argues that prohibi- tiOn elections cost a great deal of money; that they disturb busi- ness conditions and arouse hard feelings between citizens; that public sentiment seldom changes in less than eight years.
 Judge w. H. Sawtelle of the federal court who was to have held a session at Prescott begin ming August 1, will probably not go to the northern city as he has been summoned to San Francisco where on August 10 he will sit with Honorable Vim. w. Morrow, judge of the circuit court of appeals and Judge Van Fleet of the district court in hearing the application of Ida Van Dyke for an injunction against the Arizona Corporation Commission, in which she seeks to restrain them from interfering with her operation of public utility as an individual. The law fixing the duties of the cor nOra tiOn commission iS a fla clxa6