Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
SONORA RAILWAY PLANS UP
 IN AIR
Lines Badly Needed Slow to Be Uncertainties in the Situa- Planned Because of arious tion.

Road building in the Sonora mining field has been seriously retarded by the unsettled state of railroad con sfruction plans in that section. Men do not want to put up money to build st road when a few months may bring fogxh developments which render some other route more available
 Especially is this true in regard to tias districts tributary ito NacoZari, whose outlet would be to the north af that point. Fortunately, it would sFgpesr that the matter will be set at rest very shortly, when great activity may be expected in that direction. The Tabatacoehi is in sore need of road all the way through, while the deyel- vp1nent in the Monte Vista district and the need of reduction works make sach q step imperative.
 Frank Castro, the Cos merchant, mining baron and stock man. was in nouglas yesterday He is interested in the Tabatacochi and other camps, +ssionC with other pioneer business men of Sonora. Frank enjoys the ad- vantage ia Sonora of being a Mexican citizen, conyersant with the laws and fluent in both English and Spanish. -r .. C. Davis spent the past week in Dakzlss keeping cases at a convenient sliStunce on bsS numerous interests which reach in all directions. Dad has never been drawn into the mighty mining swirl waicil cen5ers n the belt he.iow Douglas and his hands are too fall of business in other directions to admit of new enterprises for the pres la1l1-
 \ car of fine looking ore came up yesterday. the first shipment from ~~Tio" York and company's Jesuita. 1t went to the Copper Queen sampler, and unless the owners have greatly 5snled themselves will make neat ssfean up for them.
 The Rosaiia is preparing to ship out of the Tabatacochi district on an un- precedented scale. Developments in rhat property are more remarkable than at first reported an facilities for shippiug have been provided ,coccc.en- sarate with the liberal output of ore.
 Billy Frank has been coukpelled to postpone his prospecting and mining expedition to the south on account of Ggeceut illness.
 TssOsa Crane has been up from the Tahatacochi several days this week. He came up with n view to going to Kansas City, but new business devel. 0sssnents arose which made 1t neces. SaEy for him to postpone his eastern trip temporarily.
 Mr. Hall, of the BadgeI-Hall min Ing combination in the Chiricahuas, s, arrived from that field yesterday.
 Captain Huron, the old time Sonora pr0spector who has been resting up in Elsssfylas for some time with touch of rheumatism, is greatly improved and will re-enter the field at an carry <tay- NIT. Huron is familiar with tine field in the Moctezuma district, es' Iseeially in the direction of Monte SIsto. Tabatacochi, Cumpas, Mocte' zIlna and further south.
 Pete Johnson, well known in this district, and who recently visited the Ceniza district, has good word tc say for it, considering the amount oi development work which has been ac GsanDiIshed in that section.
 Eugene Yoakum came in from tht silver Creek district yesterday where he iias recently made some locations and will return in few days prepared ID do his discovery work.
 
 Frank Wright and Tom Peppers re turned from the Ceniza district yes esrsiay after doing about two months work on the property down there be longing to themselves, F. s. Douglas ct al. There object in coming oui at the present time was to redeem their bonds on stock and oatfit taker into Mexico, their dime having near y expired. They win return as soor as they provision up and will take out a new bond. They brought out g large sack of fine looking carbonate ore. very heavy in iron which they are having tested at the company assay office At 75 feet in a shaft they nave a ledge about two feet thick, carrying that class of ore solidly. They con szder that the proposition justifies the outlay of some means and muscle al least. This looks good, as demonstrat sns that perhaps the eastern confines of the Santa Rosa district have no eef been reached
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