The border vidette., 1915-08-28

and reservoir, the other gen eral log of the Borderland route. Both are well illustrated with pictures furnished by the Cham Der of Commerce of Phoenix.
 Charles Kirkland met with a painful accident Monday morn ing. While cranking his car in front of his home, the crank slipped and struck him in the face, cutting g. gaSh two inches long and rendering him uncon- scious for nearly an hour. Dr. McWhirt was summoned and ren dered medical aid.
 The local Lubin motion picture company, under the direction of Romaine Fiedler, has been call ed to company headquarters in Philadelphia, following a general recall of the companies now in the field. It is announced that the policy of the company has been changed and that the major portion of their films will be pro- duced henceforth at headquart- ers.-Gazette.
  sion of the United States govern ment to allow shipment of barrel of alcohol at the rate of 70 cents tax per gallon, the coun- ty hospital authorities find it necessary to make bond of S2OOO This is under the provi- sion allowing alcohol to be pur chased by those who will use it for cientific purposes or for art. Douglas Dispatch.
 With but three days remain ing of the three year period fix ed by act of Congress, the state land department filed it's selec- tion of ?, 900 acres at Fit. Grant, one of the most important grants ever made to the state. The fifty five buildings at the old military post now used as a state indus trial school, and valued conServ atively at $24O,OOO are included with the land.-Review
 Hunters are ha ving good sport these days, as there are plenty of rabbits, doves and white wings to engage their attention. White wings are more plentiful on the San Pedro river this year than ever before. Two local hunters on Monday bagged over fifty in short while. Parties coming over from Wilcox state that the alkali lake has hundreds of ducks on it.-Prospector.
 The four lead horses of a ten horse team which was hauling ore from the Warrior mine were killed at about 8 o'clock Monday morning by coming in contact with a fallen wire on the Miami Burch power line. The accident occurred on the Warrior road in the canon just below the Inter- national shelter. Neither the driver nor the other six horses were injured by the shock Miami Silver Belt.
 Now is the time for prospect ors to go into the Wallapai mountains, where splendid water may be had, where the days are cool and where there is an inn menSe area of unproSpected ter ritory Along the east side of the mountain are some of the largest veins in the State, many of them never having been dis turbed by the prospector's pick. The big veins are sure to become very valuable under develop ment and it is to be hoped that they will not be overlooked this year by the prospector. Pract- ically every metal known to science is to be found in the Wallapais. Miner.
 The swapping of wives among the Indians on the Salt River re- servation is going to stop, accord ing to Agent Coe, who sent in two of his charges, named Ra- mon Johnson and Jose Juan Lewis, charged with adultery Beveridge Buck, Indian police man brought the two men in. According to his story, Johnson, who is a young Indian, became tired of his wife, and left her without a word and began living with her sister. Then along came Lewis, who attached himself tc Johnson's discarded wife. Buck stated that neither of the women minded the change, and that nc one of the quartet seemed to have it in for the other, in fact they were all the best of friends. In ternatiOnal.