Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

osition, everything considered. GEN
eral Manager James s. Douglas Of the
Moctezuma Copper Company, is
naturally overwhelmed with multi
tudinous duties in connection with
that great system until he finds it
highly available to let leases on the
numerous outlying properties of the
company which are eminently advan-
tageous to the lessees.
In the city of Nacozari, the park,
the new library, and many other
noticeable Improvements are in eyt-
deno.
The public schools which carry
many commendable compilations In
the estimation of foreign visitors.
were moved to their new quarters last
Wednesday and the review, drill and
musical program handled by the chill
dren was admired by all observers.
Nacozari Consolidated Copper Co.
Your correspondent spent FIVE days
on the ground embraced in the PHI
ares, the Moody, the San Pedro, the
San Pablo, the antigua works and the
Nacozari Consolidated. During this
time ne was the honored guest or
John Goughlan at the camp occupied
by Mr.. Goughlin on the Galera, one
of the promising properties Of the
Nacozari Consolidated Copper Com
pany. The holdings OF this company
lap around the famous Pilares on the
south and east Several shallow
shafts and tunnels have been project
ed, in each and every one of which,
the conditions would indicate unmis-
takably that the property constituted
an extension of the mighty Pilares
ore body, their nearest neighbor, for
which the Moctezuma Copper Com
pany would not part for fifty millions
of dollars.
President Alexander has at present,
besides his work on the San Pedro
as lessee, a force on the Copper King
and a tunnel shift on the west side
of the property, both on the Nacozari
Consolidated. On the King, the
work was promptly drowned out by
a volume OF water which it would re-
quire an elaborate pumping system
to handle, but as 1t was Suspended
with "a foot shaft and a 60 foot
tunnel, elegant ehalcopyrite was in
profuse evidence.
In the tunnel, watch expected to
reach vein matter at $50 feet, copper
sulphurettes and silver running $50
OF. to the ton were caught up with at
145 feet. Two other tunnels have de-
veloped steel galena carrying 300 OF.
silver to the ton and the whole prop
osition looks very favorable at pres
ent writing, especially considering the
continued expansion Of its next, its
illustrious neighbor, the great Pilares.
Jimmy Joplin has taken lease to
handle and jig body of second class
on the San Pedro mine at the mouth
of the old tunnel, where he will
probably clean up car lot of good
lead and silver ore
The San Jose silver and gold min
ing property. Z niles northeast OK
Nacozari, has resumed work after a
protracted batch of litigation. Mr..
Wilson is still in charge of the work
and the company proposes to put up
legitimate dividendl
John Howard, of the Don Carlos, a
new property recently denounced
near the Pilares Highline between
Nacozari and the Pilares mine, took
several men out to do development
work last Thursday.
The New Treasure, another recent
discovery near the Pilares highline
is developing conscientiously with
about four Americans at work. Il
claims high silver values.
Oso Negro.
Sol Kemp and Mr. Eastman left
the San Pedro Wednesday for prop
critics in which they are interested in
the Oso Negro district. Messrs
Cook and harrington left Nacozari
Thursday TO look after work on theii
numerous holdings IN the same dis
trict.
Dutch Ernette and Major StreeteI
went 10 the Oso Negro distric Thurs
day 10 handle development work OF
their properties in that locality.
Jim Finch came in Thursday from
the Pavo Rico with 80 pound mug
gett for Charles A. Overlook. The
nugget was largely lead, but carried
about 500 OF. in silver. The Pavs
Rico is rich in silver but bunchy.
John GiKoii and associates are win
ming out in the course of develop
men work on the Red Top west o.
Nacozari.
The promontorio, the Belen and the
| Monte Cristo are working and pro
ducing elegant shipping goods.
The Guggenheimer's have pulled
| out of the Carload district
BLUEBELL-
]. H. Lefbold is down today from
the Bluebell mine, sixteen miles due
north of Phoenix, where he is doint
the 1908 assessment work for Ezra w
Tnayer, the owner, says the Phoeni1