Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

DOtn well known Tn AflZOnd pOiiitdi and business circles, were visitors in the city from Tombstone Tuesdly and Wednesday. They are interested in mining enterprises in the south country and were here with regard to these Cananea looks good IoI them. With others coming out flura Tombstone they report that the Old time camp is picking up steadily.
 Frank Nichols, of Reno, New, ar rived in the city last week, to depart on the succeeding day for the hriZpc country in the vicinity of Chispas, where he has land holdings. Some development work is underway on these and dependant upon results which have accompanied this is deter imitation on the part of MT. Nichols as to how much more he will put n the prospect.
 Col. w. C. Greene spent most of the
 week in the city, leaving yesterday for the Sierra Madres. He is driving
 things ahead there fast. with the well
 known vigor and enthusiasm which went into the making of Cananea the
 great camp it is today.
 Homer Prickett, of Douglas, return
 ed home Saturday following a few days here among his numerous | friends He is at the head of the
 Telegraph Mining Co.,, which is en-
 gagged in development of ground near Fl Tigre with results that are very satisfactory. a considerable. body oi
 ore having been opened up. s. NJ. Greenidge returned last week from the Sierra AZuls, where he was
 for the purpose of mapping that DOT l tion of the district He expects to is | sue his map in about ten days. II
 will be far the most complete publica l tion that has been made to the time l of the immediate camp and surround 1 ing country.
 Burt Dunlap, a widely known mining
 man, arrived in the city yesterday from Douglas, to meet with Col. w. C. l Greene with regard to mining matters l Mir. Dunlap has been associated with
 a number of prominent mining enter prises in the Southwest of the United
 States and in Mexico during a mum Der of years past.
 { On the Bonanza de CObre the rail road building has been completed and a switch is now in commission from the tanks at Elisa. The No. 1 shaft 1 is down 40 feet Other shaft sites have been chosen and preliminary
 steps are being taken in preparation for the large activity which is expect
 ed to soon have underway on the ground.
 William Zent returned Sunday iron | Tombstone and Tucson, in which
 cities he was with regard to mining
 and real estate matters. To Tomb {. stone he was accompanied by his son Wm Zent jr., who until the last weel . was confined to his bed with a sever
 attack of typhoid The young man i now in such condition that his com . plcte recovery al early date is as sured
 Weldon C. Humphrey. Of Tomb i, stone, last week denounced the Vel 7 don. containing 29O pertenencias il
 the vicinity of the Keno and Wes , Cananea. He is president of the Els cOndido Mining Co.,, which is develop 5 ing property in the vicinity of the E ,l Tigre. IL is probable this cOmpan will take over the Weldon and g i about it's development. MT Humpf ? rey accompanied by his wife returne
 to TOmstOne Saturday.
 b B. N Norton and J. B. TOmlinsoI - of Douglas and F. w. Norton, of Oh r cagO came out last week from a tri $ below Arizpe, leaving on Friday fo r home. The mining engineers state - that things were looking very good i 7 the lower country, particularly wit [ the Chispas, which has recently CT - tered a new ore chute which is sai l. to be the richest it has ever had. Thi l