Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-24

cinity are several others which hold out large promise.
 Secretary Lopez of Sonora Bonanza arrived in town yesterday from the mine. where he states they are con unuiug with development with highly satisfactory results. Shipments of from co to 100 tons are being made daily to Fl Paso, returns from which make an average of about $30 to the ton clear profit. Reduction equipment on ihe ground Is not yet working to entire satisfaction but progress is be ing made. Mir. Lopez confirms re- ports of negotiations underway with ehe Guggepheim interests for pun chase of the prbperty of Sonora Bonanza. The extent and permanency Of the ore bodies have been reported upon favorably by the experts of the Guggenheims and their metalurgical advisers are now conducting final ex- aminations. MT. Lopez expresses be- lief that the deal will go through.
 Black Mountain mill was visited by Mir. Lopez shortly before he came in. He states that it is now dropping all of its 120 stamps with satisfactory profits All workings of the mine are looking well. Both dril<ing and sink. ing are going ahead. The mill has been completed for three months but cnly recently has been operating full capacity, for the reason that 1t was 1 impossible to secure a full force of operatives. This difficulty is now considered to be permanently over. Extension of the railroad across to the site of the new lumber storage Xscds of Greene Consolidated this week nlarKed an important step for ward. The new yard will have ca pacity for the storage and transer of I.uUv,UVO feet or lumber. There will be five or more tracks. The yard is being surfaced with slag and will be one of the finest in the Southwest. It's use will enable great economy in the handling of lumber and timbers for the camp, obviating double handling.
 The Ez1val of tis three track sys- tenn on the Mesa pr0oer is fulfiilment in part of the hopes for some time entertained or ultimate beltlng of the town with rail, providing practically street car serylce from tue most dis tant mine workings to the residence quarters of the city. Tne trackage Of this system will cover between 20 and 30 miles. The remaining to be covered is about mile. The new de- pot of the C. k. |. & P. will be fin lshed in about six weeks The frame work is now up for the two story sec tion. It will be handsome and com modious structure. Meantime trains are stopping at the temporary depot in the Lew section house at tfe eX- tIeme lower end Of the Mesa. A large number of houses are in course of con- Slruction but no where near the num- Der are underway that there is de- Inand for The house famine is the worst that has ever been experienced II: the camp. There are twenty or nsore spEic2n@s. jacctfding to the rental agencies tor every possible vacancy. In this matter Cananea Is undergoing experience of the same strenuous character that Bisbec sui fe-ed two or three years ago.
 Cananea General Notes.
 Gen. Luis E. Torres lefr yesterday for hernosillo. il is stated tor an in definite stay with regard to hls duties al the capi.al. About hfty ciuzens of prominence were al the depot to bid nim farewell. Col. Romero is Jeff in
  tils popularity ln me city is general.
 The E. Paso trade excursIonisls were entertained in the city Thursday night al the Cananea club, where tnei t was an informal reception and dance, largely attended by people cf the city. Friday morning The visitors were taken up me narrow guase and through the big concentraIor as guests nN rla Sas treeuom in expression ;bat .he camp was the biggest and busiest that Lad been visited.
 Judge Cubilias was this week ap- pointed city treasurer lie las Tor some ume been city clerk, in Shich position he has won high favor ;sith the pubic through uniIorm courtesy ana excellent conduct of ihe office. He is succeeded a5 city clerk jy M. Linares. Farmer Treasurer Buelna continues in jail. It Is understood that offer has been made to cove. the amount of hls alleged embezzlenient and 1t Is expected thar this will re cuce the term of his penal seryiiude, in the event the higher courts find him guilty. His assistant also con liLues in the city jail.
 The surveying corps engaged oa the work of finding route from the city tc Cumpas for the C. R. Y. & P. ex- tension to connection with the new Guaymas line is now encamred 25 niles down the river and making ex- celient progress with work. Reports indicate that an entirely satisfactory route will be found and there is ground or expectation that not later than next spring actual construction work may be expected
 Over loo men are employed in the local railroad yard on construction york, confined principally to the changing of tracks in o7der to rake rce ID for more The relief of the yard from the lumber traffic of the Greene Consolidated, through the establish nent by the company of it's own yard together with the room gained at the cid depct site is pfoyny of large as sistance in the requirement of much needed space by the railroad for the handling of its general traffic, which