Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-15
DISCOVERY OF GOLD
 NEAR NAC0
cananea Man Believes He Has Found Another Goldfield-C. C. c. Go. Is Adding Another Furnace Rains Have lnterfered With Traffic.

Cananea, March 11.-Thomas Ewing reports Announcement 96O pertenen- cias of mineral land between here and Naco. He claims to have dis covered a vast area. the surface Of which is covered with gold bearing ore. He exhibited some specimens, which if average samples. would in- dicate that the newly discovered ter ritory may prove to be a second Gold fields. Mir Ewing is one of the pi- oneer citizens of this country and has had much experience in mining. At present he is messenger for the Banco de Cananea, his duty being to convey money shipments to and from Naco.
 The Cananea Consolidated Copper Company reports its production of copper for the month of February as being in excess of 5,000,0CD pounds. Work during the past month was greatly interferred with by the tor rential rains. The company has com menced work on a new reverbatory furnace. which will add considerably to it's capacity for handling the vel low metal.
 A sleet storm accompanied by a brilliant electrical display occurred Sunday eveing Rain has been fall ing during the entire week, with but an occasional cessation for a few hours. The streets are in very bad condition. while the roads leading in- to here are practically impossible. On account of the soft condition of the track, Wednesdays and Fridays train service between here and Naco was annulled. On account of the iT regular freight service of late the sup ply of butter in the local market has been exhausted for the first time dur ing the past four years.
 The Library Association held a meeting last Friday night to receive reports from the various committees and take further steps looking to- ward the establishment of the Libra ". Already 200 volumes have been donated by those interested and the l treasurer has on hand sufficient funds to purchase as many more. The books will be kept at the Y. NJ. c. A. 1 reading room and will be in charge of Rev. A. Nj. Lumpkin.
 The Cananea Club will celebrate St. Patrick's Day by giving a grand ball to which members and their fam lilies will be invited. The occasion promises to be a memorable one
 The Independent Order of Odd Eel lows will shortly organize 8 subordi- nate lodge here under the jurisdiction of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the United States.
 1 The past week was carnival week throughout the Republic and the usual festivities which always precede Lent were indulged in.
 | The Thirteen Club, an exclusive social organization, celebrated the occasion with a masked ball at Lar rinaga hall last Wednesday evening. The attendance was unusually large and the carnival spirit reigned su- preme. At 12 o'clock the dancers ur. masked. as is the custom, and a dain- ty lunch was served.
 Mrs. F. c. Hill has returned from Los Angeles. where she has been wis. iting for the past two months.
 Mrs. E. l.. McMakin has returned from a weeks visit to Chivatera, where she was the guest of Mrs. D. s. Smith.
 5. C. Wynkoop. chief electrician of the c. c. c. Co.,, returned last Wedn- esday from Kansas, where he went to attend the funeral of his father.
 Mrs. J. A. Hopkins, after spending the week here visiting friends. de parted today for her home in Bisbee.
 Mrs. J. s. Bordwell, wife of Auditor Bordwell of the c. c. Geo, will leave in a few days on a visit to California.
 Mrs. c. N. Davis was the hostess ct q formal reception iiei,i Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. D. s. Smith or Chivatera, Mrs. W. H. Haney of Elisa and Miss Francis Tatlow. Cards and music were the features of the evening, supplemented by an exhi- bition of legerdemain by Mir. c. A. Davis, an accomplished prestidigita- teur.