The border vidette., 1920-09-04
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

per first cutting.
 Prescott-County mining con ditionS improving, many old mines re opening and new ones being located.
 Yuma $7,O12, ,2O9 estimated value of 1920 crops grown on Yuma project.
 Phoerix-Arizona Packing Co. completed construction of S1, OCO,OOO plant.
 Yuma Nogales men take over Red Cloud mine for active de- velopment.
 Globe-Plans under way for construction of highway to top of Pinal mountains.
 Jerome operations to be resumed at once at Dendee Arizona mine.
 Flagstaff -S9, 100000 pledged for construction of new railroad tapping northeastern Arizona.
 Chandler-$6 100000 estimat- ed cost of picking 1920 valley cotton crop.
 Flagstaff votes 1O9 to 38 for $285 ,OOO school bond issue.
 Gila Bend-State lands bring record prices at recent public auction.
 Tombstone - Machinery fore removal of rock points on Bis bee Tombstone highway received
 Somerton-First bale of 1920 cotton crop ginned August 17th, record crop predicted.
 Phoenix-25O laborers from El Paso district arrived for valley cotton picking.
 Benson-Rumors of establish ment of large brick kiln at Apache Power company's plant received.
 Bisbee-Big sulphide ore vein uncovered by Boras Leasing Go.
 Nogales paper esta ablishes car rier pigeon service to be used in mountains. ,-> Phoenix finally gets new union station.
 Mesquite honey finds way to east; sells at $6OOO per car load. Tempe-Construction of army vocational school under consi- deration..
 y resumes operations at well. Sur ovey of San Juan pipe line under way. Oil activities throughout district increasing.
 Jerome-Big copper strike re- ported in mine two miles south of town.
 Nogales Preparations under way for merging of sewer syS- tenn of sister cities.
 San Pedro-Creation of San Pedro Valley Water Users Asso citation carried at recent election.
 Bowie-Southern Pacific mak- ing subStan ntial improvements at local yards.
 Arizona ranks first as asbestos producing state. 1920 output eS- timated 1000 tons.
 Tombstone - Cochise county assessed valuation increased $944 ,OOO under new schedule.
 Phoenix-State lands being in- vestigated for community settle ment by 500 ex service men.
 Douglas-Plans under way for construction of largest fumiga- GlOu hOuSS III WOI IO Oh ALI o border.
 Phoenix - Arizona Egyptian Cotton Growers Associa tion es- timate 1920 crop at $36, 6,OOO, ,OOO.
 Nogales-799 carloads of gar banzos pass throughout local port since opening of season. Douglas-Hilltop mine prepar- ing to start shipments next year, 40 men developing property. Globe-Big asbestos deposits northwest of Globe becoming important state industry. reScott-Recent ore strike in Mistake group showing ore as saying $2, ,3l92O in silver. Phoenix move under way to secure lower fruit rates from California points.
 Globe-San Carlos Indian Re servation to be opened at once for prospecting.
 WillcoX-Grand Reed proper ty reported sold to interests of American Lead and Zinc Go. | Globe-The Old Dominion cuts Maggie vein on 18th level, ore running over five per cent.
 Phoenix-City engineering de- partment pushing work on Yer de water supply project.
 Safford-Modern brick build ing to be erected by "People l Store" cOmDaDV