Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-04
RAILROAD QUIET PREVAILS AT
 NACOzAR|
No More Buildings on Right of Way Pending Decision by the Mexican Courts-NewS of the Copper Mines,
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondenee.)
 NACoZARI, Sonora, Aug. 3.-Since the railroad clash over the right of way of the Randolph line of railroad this town was taken to Inc courts there has been TO sign of ex- S:tsment. By order of the federal judge at Nogales the warehouse which the engineers of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific had started to erect on the public plaza has been re- moved the work being performed by a gang of men under the direction uf the local judge here. The Randolph engineers are continuing their srS le work on their line coming into NacO- Zari, but 1t is understood that nothing more will be done in the way ot erect ing buildings until the rights of the company have been determined in the courts of Mexico. The concession granted to the Randolph company to build its line into Nacozarl, it is re- ported, only carries the piivslegc of laying track on the road bed and the Moctezuma company as owners oi al; the land on either side of the track raise objections to the new company using any of it for buildings of any kind.
 Below Nacozari the c. '. R. & P. have several outfits grading on inc road bed in the direction os Cumpa5 and it has been stated that tLis work will be continued as fast as possible until the line is completed as far as Moctezuma. the capital of this dis trict Already there is considerable fraf oh hxr fn yuma and Cumpas from the terminus of the Nacozari railroad and 1t is to secure this business that tho new road is hurrying their work
 The MocteZuma Copper company are making good progress with the work of building their new concen- trator and large force is engaged on this mill which will be the largest in the state of Sonora with capacity Of 2000 tons daily. A large amount of the machinery to be installed in this new mill has already arrived and shipments are being received daily. The present concentrating mill of the Moctezuma company has a capacity of only 750 tons of ore daily, so it will be seen that the intention Is to more than double the present output lElE. AE OlU Hill hdS DEtH HI -JpCl- ation for years and when it is worn out it will not likely be rebuilt The old shelter which was operated here before the big copper shelter at Douglas was ready to handle the Sae0zaTi output is still intact, but las smelted no copper for two years. This plant, however, could be put in con- mission at once should anything cc- os r,-hf the prompt handling of the NacozaTi output there.
 Finishing work is now being done on the new gymnasium or club 5uilG. ing here and when it is completed it will be a thoroughly up-to-date resort for the men employed in this mining city. It will include a large reading room, billiard hall, bowling alleys and a well equipped gymnasium. The Moctezuma company is also erecting a large and creditable public school building here which will be ready fol use with the beginning of the scaooj term next month.
 Superintendent J. s. Douglas has gone to Los Angeles, where Mrs Douglas is seriously i'll. It is rCt known just how long MT. Douglas vii Tendln III CdIlIOEnld.
 c. A. Romadka and his sister, Mis-! Romadka, of Fl Globo, were in towr this week
 Mir. J. s. Williams, assistant super intendent of the MocteZuma Copper company. was confined to his home for several days last week on accoun of illness.
 D. P. Newton, of Tucson. chic clerk to E. A. Mcfarland of the c. R Y, & F., was at Nacozari last weel on railroad business.
 Mrs. Ayers, wife of the compan! physician. has been quite i'll for thu past few weeks.
 Mrs. c. P. Windsor ard little sol are expected home from California ol
 Monday.
 F. o. Augustine has gone to Nev
 York on a six weeks vacation. Rev. c. ". Deming and daughter Ravena. of Douglas, visited at NacC zari on Wednesday, MT. Demlng COT ducting services On the eve of tna
 day.
 w. D. King. private secretary to
 s. Douglas. is planning a trip to hi home in Massachusetts in the nea
 future.
 J. A. Drake, manager of the sho department of the Copper Queen stor al Douglas, was at Eacozari las
 week Mr Drake is enjoying his ar
 nual vacation
 Mrs. W. F. Collett entertained Messrs. King, Hacaren, Meyer an
 Windsor at her home last Frida
 evening in honor of her guest Mis Name Gibbs of San Antonio. Texas.
 E. A. Gogart Is recovering from in
 recent illness and has gone to Dout
 las to recuperate for few days. J. N. Amador of Juarez, attorne | for the Moctezuma Copper compan, was in town for several days thi
 week.
 Miss Ricario Ortiz and John Hoi
 craft were married at the home of th
 brides parents in Nacozari on Wedl esday morning July 31. The brid IS a talented young lady and for SC
 eral months past has been employe
 as assistant cashier at the compan
 store. The groom has been a value
 employe of the Moctezuma Coppe
 company for several years. Tn
 young couple are spending a few daJ ! iy5 m paeo