The border vidette., 1916-04-15
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Culled From Our
 Exchanges.

The Chiricahua Cattle Grow CTS Association paid over $500 for bounties on predatory animals last year. The Association pays $50 for lions.
 Dr. Ambrosy, of Tucson, be- lieves that he has discovered a cure for loco. The doctor has | been studying the disease for the past four years.
 Some very rich ore is promis- ed from indications of the latest workings in the Glance mine in Twin Buttes, according to B. G.. Bush, the superintendent. With quicksilver selling at $235 a flask of 75 pounds, pros poets for important operations in the Mazatzal mountains, 70 miles northeast of Phoenix, are again bright.
 The Phoenix weather report for March shows that the high est temperature during the month was 91 degrees and tue lowest 38. Total precipitation | u. Normal for the month .49. George w. Miller of Kingman | has sold 400 head of cattle for June delivery, for what the Mo have County Miner states is the highest price ever paid for range cattle. The price named in $42 for twos and $50 for threes. The annual meeting of the Arizona Good Ro ds Assoccia- tion will be held in Phoenix, May 15 and 16. The meeting of the good roaderS will be in con-. junction with the Arizona Asso- citation of Highway Engineers, and some interesting problems in road building and road i'm provement will be taken up. Save the waste paper and rags, is the request of the American Writing Paper Manufacturers Association The paper mills are finding it almost impossible to get raw material for paper. Most of the rags have come from Europe and the supply is now nearly cut off. A famine in writing paper is threatend.
 Sam Sloan, who has been iden- tified with the cattle business in Mohave county for a nCmber of years, has purchased the cattle and range of Hightower & Mar- tin near Holbrook. The sum named in the transfer was S7O,- GOO. Mir. Sloan, it is understood, is still interested in cattle in the country north of Chloride.-Mo have Miner.
 Manager w. D. Grannis of the Arizona Venture corporation yes terday received a third consign- ment of wireless crystals from it's property in the Cedar Valley district. They will be shipped to the company'S office in New York for transmission to Europe. The shipment will be larger than any previously made and is valued well up in thousands of dollars. Miner.
 The supreme court denied writs of habeas corpus to Fran cisco Rodriguez, N. B. Chavez, Miguel Feratta and Edward Pe- reg, MeXicanS under sentence of death for murder. The men were ordered by the court to be taken from state prison at Florence to the counties where they where the were convicted to be re- .sentenced. They were repeated ly reprigved, twice by interven- tion by the department of state. Douglas International. :.te...,.-. |
 Every endeavor is being made by Bent Brothers, contractors building the subway, to finish: the work byJune 1, according to B. D. Thompson, foreman. inl charge. The south half of the top slab is being poured and one retaining wall remains to be started. As soon as possible. the tracks over the north Side5of the slab are to be lowered into place, probably before the end of. the present month. The job is. 70 per cent finished. The mortimer ly approach has been completed, except for the finishing plaster Work is now being pushed on both the south approach and the south half of the slab. Thompson has been on the subway job for | the past few weeks he had charge