Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
WEEKS RECORD IN THE GREAT
 SONORA CAMP

in the Santa Cruz mountains, between this city and Nogales, to make an ex- pert examination of the Carpenter holdings there. The result of MT Laird's examination will determine Dr. Carpenter as to the manner of de- yelopment which he will later take up on the ground.
 s. E. Maxwell of San Antonio, Tex, returned to the city Thursday from a visit of two weeks in AriZpe country. He states there is much activity aul good deal of new capital being en- gagged in prospecting and develop ment. He was down to examine a silyer-lead property in which he has interest and upon which he expects to begin development work following the close of the present rainy season
 H. B. Paul., general auditor Cor the Cole copper companies, left fast week for Bisbee. following a sevcral days stay here in connection with Greene Cananea affairs. Mr. Paul remained at Bisbee but one day and then took departure for his headquarters in Du- luth. Auditor Kerr, of Greene inter ests, who was here with MT. Paul went out Thursday.
 Y. s. Bonillas was an arriTll Thus day from Nogales on mining business MT. Bonillas states that NogaIes con tinues highly enthusiastic over the new copper district in the Santa Cruz mountains, from where prospectOrs are continually bringing in epOrts of Improvement in outlook. Nogeles eN- poets in the future to gain a IaI se amount of business from this section between Cananea and that city.
 The Colorado and Sonora company formed recently on the McCloskey holdings in the vicinity of West Can anea by MT. McCtoskey and C. P. Campbell the latter of COlo1 ado Springs, Colo, will commence devel- opment this week A tunnel is to be run 600 feet to cut lodges giving val ues on the surface The direction of the tunnel will be southwest, toward the West Cananea. Development will be under the direction of Mr. McClOs- key as manager with the company.
 T. NJ. Ward. of Triumfo rnlna came to the city Tuesday on business uf his company. He reported everything proceeding in very satisfactory man. ner at the property. Dr. Henry Rock, of New York City arrived last Tues
  in which he is largely interested. t!e will make a thorough inspection of work accomplished in the opening O. ore at the mine and of development and improvements underway.
 F. Seldner, of Guaymas, was here last week on mining business. Guay- mas is more than ever cenJr. for mining men at this time, MT. Seldner states. There has been n!ucu Itten- tiOn attracted in the last six months to points in the tributary country InL in Lower California and important outcome in due time i, COnSidClCd assured. Activity prevalent ill cOn- nectiOn with railroad building is also aiding much.
 R D. Laidlow, a well known mining man of Los Angeles, came out from the Manzanals on Tuesday with Steve Mulvyhill, later departing for his home MT LaidlOw was with Nr. MulvyhiIl to examine the properties of the latter in the south cad Of the district and found a great deal here with which he expressed much sa;iC. faction. Prospecting Vt Mulyyhiil has had underway on his ground has shown some highly favorable condi- tions for the making of a big n'inc fr02 strong surface shOwings which prevail.
 At the Calumet Sonora the new pumps were started Thursday and have cleared the shaft of water. Sink ing is to be resumed at once. At Cat alina group of the company at the southeast corner of the Bonanza de Cobre, Superintendent McRca will have hoist and boiler in commission during the present week. Sinking here is to be resumed in the old shaft of the property, which has leptn of about 50 feet Stringers of very high grade ore are in the shaft while Cn the surface Of this propercy and ad- joining Sands Siempreyiv't denounce- ments cuprite has been founl which makes high assays.
 As yet no serious difficulty has
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