Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-19


 MT. Riser is in Bisbee from the Search Light district in Nevada, and is little bit foxy as to the nature of his mission down here, attributing il to health and other matters, but the iact is, he has caught the irrepressible and unconfinable Warren district fe- Yer. On the way 1own he visited ev- cry mining camp on tle map. and he unhesitatingly admits, that Bisbee is a revelation to him, and that the people of his district have no conception of the magnitude of our mines and the scale on which work is carried on. ne nails from gold country, and is de lighted to zee a camp where she grass root" idea dissipates in thin air. where they expect to sink a four com partment shaft a thousand feet at a cost of $S00e0 per foot before they get a color, and then strike bonanza which could buy out the sub-treasury of the United States.
 On his way in he visited the Black Diamond in the Dragons which Ee pronounces one of the neatest litue smelters he ever seen. At the "Old Terrible" he found a considerable
 
 cans. MT. Riser was particularly i'm pressed with the splendid understand. Ing between the employer and the en- ployee in Bisbee, especially since his section has been cursed with labor az ltatlon. Since We met MT. Riser we nave learned that he has seen fiji 10 invest Tn some resluence property in the Don Luis neck of the woods. which fact along with his general attitude toward the camp would indicate that ne contemplated becoming a perma- nent citizen of this. the one camp on the coast
 George Moore is just up from Her mosillo. George with all his freckles. has whacked around Arizona mines for twenty years, and knows just aoout what he is saying when it comes to a mineral proposition under the cactus. He says that things are slow In that section of Sonora at present. That President William Pomeroy Of the Santa Nina is just back from New York, and will rejuvenate things in the near future. This property is in the Saghuaripa district on the Yaoui riyer. The property is copper prop ositlon and our informant predicts that 1t will eclipse Cananea in a few years. These mining propositions are quite numerous in Mexico and the Review will respectfully decline to become re- sponsible for the final outcome. Bet ter stick to Arizona
 In an office in this city can be seen a display of ore samples. and in the midst thereof is a minia- ture flagstaf to which is attached a paste board banner. with the follow ing notice: Ores from me mines of Hon. J. J. Muirhead and oth- CTS, Sonora, Mexico" If the property Is as extensive as reported. which is the case, as measure ,nents are open to tae public. and. if the product is found in bodies as rep resented, and ir a quality such as IS shown in the above mentioned exhibit. l Inc Hon J. Muisnead can afford 10 be little concerned ill regard to the re- sponsibilities and emoluments attach 1 Ing to office of mayor of Bisbee. not | 10 mention the glory which is so nard i 70 grasp and so easy to let loose of. l
 
 1e infaiiacie Dick TC d. undoubtedly | nave a proposition tat is not to be ] made light of. Mir. Mccarthy, foreman on the Arizo- | 1a ( Westlake. was introduced to the | inning man of the Review yesterday. | rom him, we learn that the Westlake | S putting down a two-compartment | shaft, but as yet have only attained | depth of about 30 feet. The ground | s distinguished for the presence of ] ron, lime, ''nubbins" of carbonate ore. ;aIena and other splendid indications. The company have been engaged in about three miles of road rom Packard station, and now have a highway which is credit to the dis rict
 The Westiake people do not expect my startling revelations until the re- iuired depth is attained, when. judg. ns from surface indications. they pro lose to turn in some mining news en- rely Cnt ,Df the ordinary