Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
Drill Cores Promising

heinz drilled into the Mescal chain of the Combination ground were brought to town this morning. They show the most encouraging indications that have been seen at the property in some time being heavily shot through with chalcopyrite The Mescal claim has been favored by many engineers and mining men as being the most likely of any of the Combination holdings and the diamond drill hole which is being run from the 1900 level of the mine and which has now attained depth of something over 450 feet seems to bear out this theory. It is probable that drift will be run into this ground if the drill indications continue as Ia vorable as they are at present. Copper News.
 Fire Destroys Stable l TUCSON-F'ire of unascertained origin this morning at 2:50 o'clock gutted the Steinfeld stables on Fourth avenue and caused a loss which IS es- tiinated at present at between S5,o0o and s6.0o0.
 Before the arrival of the fire depart ment, the flames had got such q start 1 that the roof fell in. After a few hours work, however, the firemen extin- guished the flames. but the buildings and it's contents is practically total l loss. The building was filled with hay, and firemen late this morning
 
 snouldering ruins.
 An automobile was destroyed and | two wagons, besides the damage done to the building and its contents. It is too early as yet to arrive at the ap- proximate damage to the building and it's contents.--Citizen.
 | Cattismen To Celebrate l DOUGLAS-Accordin to William Alberts of the First National bank, when delegates to the Cochise Range Cattle Growers association meet here early in September they are going to find whole gob of entertainment features awaiting them. Plans for a big barbecue in Agua Prieta are under way, he said. Fran cisco Elias and H. c. and Rafael Ga- bilando have agreed to furnish the meat for the barbecue, which will be held in the customs house. followed l by a big dance. The famous Mexican orchestra will furnish music.
 A bar. patterned after the old '49 l days, will be erected in one part or l the building. so that the cattlemen may put their feet on the old brass railing once more. However, noth- | ing stronger than beer will be per. l nnitted to decorate the mahogany. 1 Mir. Alberts also stated that he un- l derstood 100 tickets to the Walthall- l Chambers fight have been reserved | for the cattlemen.
 l Other features of entertainment for | the delegates are expected to be ar. ranged later .--International.
 New Agent Is Appointed FLORENCE-E $. Turville of Tue son has been appointed as county agfi- I cultural agent for Pinal county. The l appointment took effect on the fif- l teenth.
 For three years MT. Turville was l connected with the dairy commission, under w. A. Barr, who recently re- signed.
 MT. TurvilIe will fill the vacancy Wildermuth left for Yuma the first of the year.
 Il MT. TurviIle. who was accompanied f1ere by w. NJ. Cook, extension direc- tor of the University of Arizona, left II Sunday for Flagstaff. where they will attends a convention of state extension workers. Blade Tribune.
 Get Postoffice Fixtures T NOGALES-The final shipment, a carload of fixtures for installation in l the new postoffice room in Nelson ave- nue arrived in Nogales yesterday and are being installed. Earl D. Hammaclx, who is building the new structure which will house the postoffice, today stated that the location will be ready for occupancy by the end of next week. It is stated that negotiations are under way for removing the postoffice rooms from the Grand avenue location to that in the Nelson avenue building, Aug. 2s. l--Herald.
 Il Warn Motorists Il BISBEE-Motorists on the Tomb stone road and particularly between the top of the divide and the end of the canyon are warned to be extremely careful of their driving until the county ating on that part of the highway. completes its work of reducing the dangerous parts of the road. Begin ming this morning, or at the latest lon Monday morning, about o'clock or shortly after that hour. the blasting for the work will be done.
 County Engineer Syd Smith yesteF- day afternoon informed the Review that he now has gang at work on the road cutting off the dangerous points. He added that every morning, starting possibly this Saturday morn : ing. the gang would shoot immediately following the passage of the Tomb stone stage.
 We are going to remove these points as fast as we can.' said Smith yesterday. 'In the meantime we de. sire that motorists be careful of the road as the construction work may block it for short periods of time. These periods will be made as short as possible and everything will be done to expedite the work."-Daily Re- view.
 Range Prospects Good
 GLOBE--Accordfng to weather bu- reau advices the rainfall over the range sections of the state has been gener- ally sufficient to keep pastures in good condition, and in Cochise county the rainfall shows improvement.
 At Plnedale no rain has fallen for two weeks and it is badly needed However, to the east, over the northern plateau, and in northwestern New Mexico, water and feed are sufficient to abundant. The heaviest rainfall for the week, 2.50 inches, occurred at