The border vidette., 1915-11-06
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Culled From Our
 Exchanges.

changed hands to the value of over S25O,OOO,O GOO in Deming, New Mexico.
 Sheep from the northern ranges are being driven to win ter feeding grounds in southern Yavapai and northern Maricopa counties.
 Roman Hubbell, son of Sen ator J. Lorenzo Hubbell, has purchased a flying machine to transport mail from Gallup to their trading post at Oraibi. Parts of the machine have al ready arrived. .-Coconino Sun.
 w. c. Lynch, who made a great hit with his exhibit of Mo have county ores at the North ern Arizona fair, returned home last Sunday. MT. Lynch took away with him from the fair a prize of S1O for the best district exhibit, that of the Tom Reed, and blue ribbon for tungsten.
 Fred. Bogenschultz, residing at Dos Cdbezas, hearing a dis turbance in his chicken house one night late last week, went , to investigate and finding a skunk in the hen roost, shot at it. The charge of shot passed out of the chicken house and through the side of his house, killing his seven year-old son and seriously injured a younger son.
 The mining industry in the United States is now enjoying the greatest prosperity in it's history. Millions of dollars have been paid out in dividends by mining companies throughout the country since the first of the year, the accurate total of divi dends paid out by 110 leading mining corporations since Jan uary l to October 1 was S8O, ,984,- | S47, according to a recent issue of the Mining and Engineering World.
 The Mohave Indians of the Colorado River Indian Rescrva- tion will held their third annual fair on the ground near the old agency on Monday and Tuesday, | November Sth and 9th and to this end preparations are under way the Mojave Indians at the last State Fair were awarded | more prizes for meritorios ex- | hibitS than any other tribe of In dians in Arizona, fact which is I no small compliment to their in dustry and ability as farmers. - Parker Post.
 Possibly one of the most won derful mines of this most won derful mineral section of Ariz, ona are the tellurium mines of the Arizona Tellurium Mines Company, situated in the north end of the Wallapai mountains and about sixteen miles eaSterly from Kingman. While the mines have been known to be rich in gold and silver to many people, no attempting has ever been made to develop them on the scale their wonderful values warranted until they were taken over by the present manage ment.
 The Prescott Journal Miner reports that several men who are interested in the develop ment of a tungsten mine in Va vapai county have received the news that shipment of hubner- ite ore weighing $500 pounds brought the astounding sum of $7875 at Pittsburg, or at the rate of S45 per unit. A unit of tungsten, as in other ores, is computed as twenty pounds, or one per cent of the short ton. Hubnerite will run about 70 per cent, usually less, which would make ton of the ore worth a little over $3OOO.
 The University of Arizona this year is making a great record in football. Five games have been played by the Wildcats this season, and there has nerve been a defeat. Only one team has scored against them, and that was Pomona. This year the Wildcats started out with the determination of not letting a team carry the ball over their line for touchdown. Thus far a team has never been able to get to the line and the only score made against the Wildcats was the place kick made in the m