Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18


 of Improvements at the mine recently and predicts that during the coming year there will be important increase in the production of that camp. The ore now being mined runs to about $2OO Der ton silver. lead and gold. The ore is shipped to the Copper Queen smelter
 Col. Garcia, owner of the Cinco de Mayo mine in the vicinity of the ri gre was a passenger yesterday from Douglas. He was met at Osborne by HQval A, Smith and the two left the train at Warren. The Cinco de Mayo in the past has proved to be d sOcd producer. The mine is only working a few men now, as Col. Garcia lds had much important business recent ly which compelled his absence from Sonora and he stated that he did not care to push work on his property un- til he could be present and personally direct it. He complains that the min ing industry to the south of Douglas $ being held back for the Van Of labor The railroad work has drawn many men away from the mines; for work on the railroad an increased waga is offered as a result few of the mines have been able to hold a force.
 Tim Lambertson returned to Doug las yesterday from the Los Angeles mine eight miles south of NacoZari and east of what is known as the Nacozari canqOn about five miles. This property is owned by the Arlzo- na Mining and Trading company. a Douglas company headed by c. A. Overlook The property has made an unusual showing since work Tds started on it about six months ago. From a 64 foot shaft which was started at the bottom of the canyon which cuts the property more than four cars of high grade shipping ore has been taken and shipped to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas. These three cars gave a net value of about $50 per ton over and and above transportation and smelting charges. 1t is estimated that three more ears have been taken out of the shaft and a drift which was run twenty-siX feet from the fifty-foOt level This ore Is DOW being packed from the mine to the railroad at Nacozari. Recently work was started on buildings which are to be used for boarding, lodging, store, etc. Since the rainy season started work has been inteTfered with by the water coming into the shaft. Recently a small pumping plant was installed to care for the water. Heavier pumping machinery and hoisting machinery is now en route s1-. 6f the Los Angeles has about paid for all the work done. Practically all the work in both the shaft and drift has been in a solid body of ore running ID per cent copper and about 50 ounces in silver.
 R. s. vickers, the banker and mer- chant of Moctezuma. has been in Douglas during the week on business. He reports that the mining industry around MOcteZuma is taking on new life and many owners of property in, that section are getting ready to begin aew development work in anticipa- ton of the completion of the Southern Pacific railroad which Is expected during the ciming year. The San Juan Bautiste Is being worked steadily and recently was visited by some of the eastern directors and stockholl- CTS. This is an old antigua which yielded great wealth in the past. Tho owners of the property are confident that it will soon become an important produce. MT. VicKers says that tie town of Moctezuma has had many substantial Improvements during :Ie past year. It has a new bank building and a new hotel. He is also interested in an improvement com pany which Is just completing an ice factory and arranging to put in a water system.
 The Southern Pacific Company. or rather the Cananea, Yaqui River 6