Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23

has finally got in motion and the bar r1ers are borne away, much may be expected from the Ajos before spring. |
 O. C. Davis rounded into Douglas Monday after another successful min ing campaign, the details of which will
 be given to the press later on. Dad" 1 is one of the successful mining men of Arizona and never fails to make a deal stick as he has justly reape6 the reputation for judgment and square | work
 i, Frank s. Douglas returned from the Scanland in the Chiricahuas Monday. where he made careful examination of the recent successful work done on that property.
 Charles F. Hanson, superintendent of the Monte Visto mine, went to his property last Saturday and will return in few days, when it Is probable that the local press will have the pleasure of publishing to the world facts con corning that splendid district of which the Monte Visto is the core.
 
 a ASOu dCCOfDDdn1e0 S Douglas on his return to the Shelter City Monday. Mir Scanland is one Of the pioneers of the Chiricahua dis trict. He has pinned his faith to the foothill belt and has finally won out in his old age and deserves the splen- did success which has attended his years of effort and toll. He will spend a few days in Douglas before return ing and in the meantime expects the snow to disappear in the lap of the majestic Chiricahuas.
 Thomas Bardon, president of the Manifestations, accompanied by A. NJ. Chisholm, M. Winne, of Pittsburg. and Messrs. Tanel, Alfred S. Miller and Jas. N. Stetson, of Philadelphia, all being prominent magnates in the Shattuck and Denn propositions. ar rived in Douglas this morning. They registered at the Queen where they will hold sumptuous banquet this afternoon, at which other prominent business men will be present. They will spend the day in the Smefter City and tomorrow the most of the party Will proceed to the Tordillo dis trict, where it appears that the Shat tuck powers have finally set things ir motion. Mir Tutnal will return 10 Fl Paso tonight
 It is currently reported that the re- cent visit of c. B. Bell and others to the Santa Rosa, resulted in the clos- ing of a deal whereby the Scdthern Pacific people acquired the Ownership of that property along with a large area of surrounding mining lands
 Messrs. Thomson and Yoku1n have returned from the siiicate proposition owned by Chas. Strong and John Thomson, about twenty miles east cf Douglas, after completing the assess mert work on the ground
 Baptiste Corretto. solid mercantile man of B.sbee, was in Douglas yes terday. He has his eye on the Sonora field and has for years been closely Identified with the Shattuck- -Muheirn combination in many of their nu- nerous deals.
 Specimens from the Don Juan. owned by Messrs. Younger, Levy and others. in the Tabatacochi district. are on exhibition in Douglas and are f'illy uD to the standard of that re- young district
 Charley Wallace. who along with Frank Armstrong. owns extensive patented holdings in the TordiIlo dis trlct, left for Bsmark, North Dakota. this morning in response to a tele- gram stating that his aged father was near deaths door. Frank Armstrong Will represent his mining interests flu his absence
 Charles Bowman and Attorney U Connell, the former of Tombstone and the latter of Bisbee, came in on | me morning train with their mining codes under their arms and looks of | nlgn grade wisdom in their cold grey