The border vidette., 1919-11-22
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW

construction Of highway to Franklin called for. Phoenix-Government to es. tablish additional Federal Elm plOyment Bureau. Reduced rates from all portions of Arizona to State Fair granted. Globe-The Christian Science church to erect $1O,OOO edifice.
 Nogales adds Latin American Film company to local industries
 Phoenix-Street paving going on steadily, many new contracts awarded.
 Globe Hundreds of miners stake locations on opening of San Carlos Indian reservation.
 Patagonia - Prominent busi- ness men form local commercial organization.
 Mesa-Mormons selecting site for new temple.
 Phoenix - Arizona crops es- timated $47, 100000, exceeding last year by $5, ,OOO.OOO.
 Tucson-Sale of 3-R mine as- sured, developments on large scale to star.
 Bowie-Modern business block to be erected on Central avenue.
 Buford and Cross mines in Hill Top region to install power plant to develop property.
 Naco-Campaign under way to construct highway to Cananea
 Clifton-$2OO, GOO to be expend- cd hi n iv7 county.
 Mesa-Old opera house to be remodeled into modern theatre building.
 Arizona opens Indian reserva- tions to prospectors, over 5000 persons take advantage of offer.
 Patagonia-Local man to in stall complete water system on northside.
 t Jerome - Kile- Truman con- pany planning extensive devel- opment on property. Kay mine orders timber for new gallows frame.
 Tucson chosen for eighth an nual convention of state labor federation.
 Patagonia - American Boy mines sinking shaft to 500 fit. level.
 Tucson-Daily Arizona Conso- lidated Copper Go. to erect 100 ton Notation plant.
 About the hardest jolt ever handed to the I. w. w. element in the west is refusal of north west mine operators and lumber ing concerns to consider mem bers of I. w. w. when making up their payrolls. Such a policy will do more to settle industrial unrest and radical agitators than all the pif1ing court prosecu tions and legislative measures ever devised.
 Nogales Bond issue for school construction passes six to one.
 Phoenix-Local restaurants to be fined $5,OOo for excess rates during fair week.
 Douglas - October ore ship ments from Sonora, greatly ex- ceed the previous months. Adol- fo de la Huerta, Governor of Sonora, extends invitation to foreign capital to enter state for operations of mines and farming projects.
 It is estimated that combined taxes paid by the mining indus try in all it's branches during 1917 amounted to enormous total of $77O, 100000.
 Phoenix - Maricopa county ginned 89O1 bales cotton from crop, compared with 2746 bales of previous year. Arizona pack ing company erecting $500, ,OOO plant.
 Grown King-One of biggest silver strikes in history of coun- ty reported opened on Silver Grown mining property.
 Shipments of high grade carbonate ore started by Cloudburst mine.
 Oatmun-Local mines reopen ing rapidly, general conditions good.
 Phoenix Over 700 school teachers attend focal convention.
 We know that the forty four hour week cannot feed the world and we proclaim that it cannot clothe it," say the resolutions passed by the Farmers National congress, in session at Hager- town, Md. 'The short work done and the eVer-increaSinR