Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
READY FOR DEVELOPMENT ARE GREENE-CAA.
 ORE BODIES
Smith and Hovland and Asso-
 ciates After the Bonanza De Cobre.
FRED BURNHAM IN cANANEA
(From the cananea Hersld)

the Cananea Central was added to this week by news of final steps talk on to settle tho CananeaDuluth ques- tion and thus enabling the bringing I of that property under extensive de
 veiopment which has been planned for it. It means that within a short
 time the Cananea-Duluth ore bodies will be attacked as vigorously as
 those of the America have been and that there will be drifts running from
 the levels of Cananea-Duluth which may be expected to within a little
 while greatly enlarge its ore showing.
 It is known that Superintendent Tal-
 bot undertook prior to the consolida- tion of Cananea Central with Greene to determine the best means of work ing Cananea-Duluth and that his con clusions in this regard entered into the location of the main working shaft on America ground. It will de liver the ores of Cananea-Duluth as well as those of America. Very little study of the situation is necessary to convey conviction that this can be done admirably and in manner enabl- ing the greatest possible economy
 from the shaft location chosen.
 The increased development work and the increased production that will come about when the working shaft is connected with the various levels of America and Cananea-Du- luth will of course. be large and it may readily be seen how the smeIter production of Greene-Cananea can be considerably increased within short time after the new shaft gets into
 active commission. The rich ores of
 the Central property in association
 with the regular production of the Greene mines will make copper fast In this connection 1t is of interest to note that New York statements re gently attributed to John D. Ryan and Col. w. c. Greene declare that Greene -Cananea will be able to make
 per year 100, 900, 900 pounds or better
 when improvements planned are made. These improvements will not come about in a day nor in month but they will come quicker than gen orally expected. The two new fur paces replacing No. 1 and No. are 8 very healthy step toward increased output, while just as fast as can be done, with exercise of the care, study . and thoroughness which the work re
 ouires in order that the largest and best results may be obtained, plans , are being completed for other better
 ments and increase in mining produc tion and ore reduction facilities. The |. understanding that Greene-Cananef . will pay regular dividends on its cap , italization is doubtless the best evi
 dence that those directing the affairs of the company are determined Una
 they shall move rapidly and con . yinced that important increases II
 bullion output are not far distant . Greene-Cananea is exceedingly goo'
 to have and is going to be Yastl!
 more so before the end Of the year either as a trading stock or soun' investment. s
 Bonanza de Cobre.
 f Announcement was made in las , weeks Herald that H. B. Hovland, o ]. Hoyland and Smith, had been here il ! company with Duluth associates ant : that they had examined ground in tn { district with view to taking it owe 2 in the event of finding it satisfactory ], IL can be now stated that they wer | well satisfied with what they foun I and that preliminary negotiation = were entered into for the acquire
 ment of the property and the fiotatio 6 upon it of another big company 10 : the district. The property in ques v | ton Is the Bonanza de Cobre d : nouncement of Messrs. Lindsay an fl Talbot. extending north from tn f smelter to near Puertecitos and co' { Iering 700 pertenencias. While ther ' has been no final understandin 1. reached. it is understood from Dulut !, pecpIe interested that deal has prai 7. tically been decided upon. Finf n | steps will, of course, not come abou !. luntii title to the Bonanza de Cobr i Is received. This may now occur s any time.
 Si 8urnhsm in cananea.
 d Major Frederick Burnham, famou . explorer. scout and mining expert, 7 in GuadaIaiara, and it is expected wi f visit Cananea during the early pal z of next month. He is representa-
 the Guggenheims and John Hay
 Hammond. and he will report to thos
 Interests on the mining situation 2 Mexico. It is probable that he vi
 examine some Jalisco propertie v Tiff Major Purnhsm's report is favo E. able. 1t will undoubtedly result IT Iheayy investment of capital in tni n part of the republic. John c. Blicl a brother4n-law of Major Burnham, Wn a lis also a mining expert Of note. an E. who represents the same interest ,f has been in the republic for seyer' IS weeks. He has examined, anon a. others the Romero de Para mine IT which were purchased last year D
 lCarlos Romero, of Etzatlan, for $5Oe d 900. Mir. Blick will accompany MaJC
 Durham on his trips. Major Bur s- ham is well known in the wester ie part of the United States, in Afric l. and Alaska. He spent much time t. Arizona. Sonora, and California, her Q. ing cattle, mining, and now and the d acting as deputy sheriff. His darini
 good judgment and good marksmal )r shin soon won him a name in m ld west. In 1893 he went to South Al le "a and soon gained fame as an e 'S plorer and scout. He became ln' ls mately identified with Cecil Rhode 5a and his chartered company. and ls the employ of the Rhodes interest - he travelled through unknown dl 2 tricts in search of gold an !. knowledge. On one of his expeo :, tions he reached the ruins which al .e supposed to be. those of King Sot ,s mons mines, made famous by hice "a Haggard. Burnham won renown "a the Matabele wars. and later, at th r opening of the South African wa
 was called from Alaska to becom ss chief of scouts of the British arm, IT He served on the staff of Lord Ro .lr erts