Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-19
DEAD" CAMPS
 ARE REVIVING|

owned by the Keystone Mining com pany, has been worked during the past winter and good ore has been taken out. The property is now owned by Dacateur. H.. people. with c. R. Foster. a practical mining man, in charge. A new shaft is going down and the property will soon be shipping on large scale. The company owns several other claims adjoining which are to be developed at once.
 The Bottom Dollar mine has just changed hands and a contract has been let for considerable development work. The Grand Central and Cash Entry. both famous mines and owned by Denver people, are being worked on small scale, the work being largely development. In Cerrillos business is good and the hotel, managed by Mrs. Mary C. Green, who has been here for many years is just as good as ever.
 At San Pedro all the old life of big copper camp has returned. The Santa Fe Gold & Copper company is now working $50 men and shipping copper matte in large quantities every week, the ore showing up bet ter values every day. The property is paying at the present price of copper and the activity of the old company is stirring other mine owners to activ- ity. $. McCaffery is superintendent of the mines, with F. c. Buell. in charge of the offices, and A. G. Wither as master mechanic.
 James Caruthers, one of the old timers of this district, owns valuable claim. called the Beautiful Boy, ad joining the Santa Fe Gold & Copper company's property, and there are sew eral other claims near by which are showing mp we'll The ores in this camp show values in gold. silver, lead and zinc. Albuquerque men are large ly interested here Postmaster Strum- quist has been working gold proper ty near by and has taken out some ore which shows high values.
 The San Lazarus mine will shortly be opened again by eastern people. This property is a free milling prop osition and has been big producer in the past
 The company store at San Pedro is doing a big business and keeps large stock. F. L. D. Carr is the man. ager. A great many of the employees of the Santa Fe Gold Copper company are homeseekers and settlers from the Estancia valley, who find profit able employment for themselves and their teams in hauling matte from the mines to Stanley, on the Santa Fe Central The wagons coming back are loaded with coke. San Pedro neds railroad and will doubtless have railroad connection before very lcng. T. De Sall, of Cerrillos, has put branch store in San Pedro, and is doing d good business. c. O. Cush- man, of Albuquerque, was here with his wife and son on business during the week
 One of the most important mining enterprises in New Mexico at present is the dredging plant of the Gold Bull lion Mining company operating at Golden. The company controls over soc acres of placer ground, and they expect to begin work with the enor- nous new dredge during the next week. This dredge, which cost S5O,- OnO. will have a capacity of 900 cubic wards of dirt per day. The ground IS rich and rich results are expected. The Gold Bullion company has recent Iy been reorganized with F. M. Bar den as presidents s. Harrison Wagner vice president, R. s. Radcliffe secre- tary and s. N. Aller treasurer. Super intendent Wood recently resigned and the work is now in charge of Messrs. Koerber and Fletcher, both practical miners It looks now as if the prob lem of how to mine this placer ground has been solved. The solution will not only benefit Golden, but other placer fields in other parts of the territory. The company has three wells and will sink fourth. A large force of men is employed and as soon as the dredge gets to work this force will be doubled, since a night and day shift will be worked. The company has shown grit and determination and great faith in their property and de- serve success