Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-27
JOHNSON CAMP RAILROAD Is
 STARTED
Road Will Be Only Five Miles in Length, and Will Not Take Long to Complete in Camp.

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 26.-Parties coming in from Johnson camp report that work has already been com nenced on the new railroad from Ora gcon Summit to the Johnson camp and that the work will be rushed as rapidly as possible. The road will be only about five miles in length and will not take long to build. There will be very little heavy cuts or fills to make, so that the grading can be done in comparatively short order.
 At the camp there is renewed ac- tivity in the mining development and more ore is being shipped at the present time than at any time in the history of the camp. The Johnson Development company, under the management of Kirk Hart, is at work sinking a double compartment shaft and are now down a depth of a little over 20e feet. and expect to strike the ore body within the next 106 feet. The company uses in hoisting a 25-horse- power gasoiine hoist ,,hicil gives first class satisfaction and has led others in the district to install them. At the Old Peabody, under the direction of H. J. Clifford, regular shipments are icing made 10 the Copper Queen ssleiiers at Douglas, change being made from Fl Paso recently. The work CT. the new shaft is progressing nicely. it was found necessary to sink the new shafI 10 properly open up the prop erfy on account of the way in which [ l1 Ina rl-ed i'm ho everT one that had hold of it gough- ing oHt the ore In every direction without any regard for the future The Parks property, group of four claims, has recently been bonded 10 Douglas Gray If Fl Psso. F. NJ. Hartman of Tucscn and others for good figure, 2ne 1t is understood that the parties A will puea force of men at work within Ethe next few weeks doing develop neat work.
 he Empire company is still al work [ driving the tunnel and are now in a distsncc of 800 feet. and expect 70 make connections with the other workings within a short time when they will be in position to make regular shipments of ore The Ari- zona-M, chigan company ks down depth of 100 feet in its shaft and the work shows indications of the near ness of ore. according to the forma- rloas that have been encountered in the other workings of the camp. The Arizona Consolidated under the man. agement of s. T. Entrekin are making regular shipments to the Fl Paso smelters. They are now down to a cepIh of over. 800 feet in the incline and the property is looking up ex- ceedingly well. Frank Merrill form erly of Tombstone is acting foreman of the property during the absence of Hale Mccormick, who is. sick at ,ha home of his daughter in Neosho. Mo.
 COURT NOTES.
 Before Judge Kent yesterday there were number of additional aliens admitted to citizenship. among them were Stewart Grant, Peter Eddy. Mike J. Donnelly, Chris. Dabovich. Luka hafailovfch, James Crirchley. John M- Stanaway, Giuseppe Diero.
 In the divorce case of OLaughlin ys oLaughlin a decree was ordered granted the plaintiff on the grounds oi non support by Judge Kent.
 This morning Judge Doan retur,ad rom California and opened court he 1eok up the matter of citizensaip of several applicants and granted certi6. cates to the following: Stefen I vrcovIch. Guro A. vucoyich. yuko A Medln. John Bugin, Victor M. Roeino. Iin. .. V i1auel-
 An order was made for the drawiny or the 1uries in Santa Cruz county. The sraad jury will be drawn for the first Sth. Jury on The
 T, IS understood that the Savage case VIII he set for trial about the 14tb
 ine grand jury for the October ferm Hol me District Court of Cochise counIv VII pc drawn to report on the eand of 'octooer, and the trial jury to -erort 'on the 18th of November.
 Tn the divorce case of Mccaoe vs lsetaoe from Douglas. a decree was granted to ihe plaintiff on 1he grounds of cruelty.