The border vidette., 1920-12-04
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.
November 29. 192O)

 mon Lake being restocked.
 Ray Electric 6 Telephone Go. granted new rate of 2 75 per kilowatt hour for industrial power.
 Tombstone to get two trains on new B. P. & s. w. R. R. schedule
 Douglas-Warren district pra- ctical mining course esta blished by Copper Queen mining com pany.
 Chrysolite-Arizona Asbestos Association building modern camp, output two tons daily.
 Casa Grande-Southern Paci fic R. R. to erect $75. .OOO depot.
 Tucson Tucson Dairymen's Association absorbs all valley farmers.
 Patagonia-Rich sulphide ore strike netting S1OO ton made in Hardshell mine.
 Salome- Operations resumed in famous Glory Hole property :,
 Chloride - Copper Age com pany unwatering Dorothy mine for active development.
 Globe-Mining companies in district contemplating deeper operations.
 Warren planning construction of two modern schools.
 Southern Pacific is handling greater gross freight tonnage than ever before in it's history. In three months ending with July, total gross ton miles were 6, ,O58, ,7C5 GOO, an increase of 575 359,OOO over corresponding 1919 period. At the same time com mercial freight loadings showed an average of 25.1 tons per car, an increase of 4 tons per car compared with May, June and July. 1919.
 - Bowie--F'ort Bowie Reserva- ticn sold by government.
 Douglas 35, 100000 lbs. cop per reported on hand at Copper Queen mine.
 Miami = Southern Methodist church to erect new temple.
 Nebraska is following the ex- ample of Kansas in it's efforts to devise just and workable means of handling labor disputes. An amendment to the state consti- tuition has recently been author ized by the voters, which pro vides for the enactment of laws for the investigation, submission and determination of controver sies arising between employees and employers in any line of work affecting the public vel fare.
 Tucson - Chamber of Com merce plans for huge silver lead shelter here.
 Phoenix-Stock and property of P. G. & B. Go. to be trans ferred to Central Arizona Light and Power Co.,, completing mer- ger.
 Bisbee-Mexican government starts construction of railroad along border.
 Yuma starts the pavement of Orange and Madison avenues.
 Phoenix-Approximately 2OO.- OOO acres reported under culti vation in Salt River valley.
 Gadsden-California dairyman inspects district with view of es- tablising local creamery.
 Safford-Two carloads of cot ton leave district for Galveston. Texas.
 Miami-Globe Miami Central Labor Union planning construc- tion of temple.
 Prescott - Arizona Standard Copper Go. erecting 125 ton teaching plant.
 Nogales-Baca Float consist ing of 5O,OOO acres to be irrigat ed, sinking of wells to start at once.
 Somerton-To rush construc- tion of water tower and laying pipes for water works.
 Ajo-Outfit and materials for construction of highway con- meeting Nine Mile Peak with Pogo Blanco arrive.
 Superior-Superior state high way to be completed February 18th, 1921.
 Phoenix, - Character Cloth made from Salt River valley long staple cotton attracts attention at Fair.
 Gila-Gita Land and Cattle Go. farming on large scale, 1000 additional acres being prepared for coming season.