Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-08
(From Douglas International

John Lathunl. known locally and in Bisbee and Lowell as "Brockey
 Jack" passed through Douglas yes terday on his way to the Dowdle ranch in Sonora where he will outfit
 and proceed to prospect the sur.
 rounding country.
 Col. Garcia. of the celebrated Cinco
 de Mayo property. was a visitor to
 the Shelter city yesterday. Pete Johnson, rancher and mine
 owner, spent Thursday in Douglas
 laying in supplies for his outside
 operations.
 John Thompson. who is associated with Charley Strong in several min ing propositions, came down from Gieeson this week. He is improving certain properties at that place and believes that Gleeson is the coming camp.
 Uncle Billy" Smith of the Chiri-
 cahuas returned faom Los Angeles
 and other Pacific coast points yester-
 day. MT Smith is owner of the VII
 lie Rose. joining the Rabbit group in the Dunn Springs section of the
 California district, where a remark.
 able surface copper showing is in ev- idence.
 Dick Hall is in from the Chirica.
 huas with samples from his numer' ous properties and is exceedingly sanguine in regard to the outlook in that district this summer He feels assured that the long delayed recog. milton of the Chiricahua district is at hand
 John Evans came in from the lime quarry yesterday. where he is fore
 man. He came in for the purpose of stirring up interest in the Arizona group, situated about eight miles
 south of the Monte Visto. in which he. William Mackenzie and F. S
 Douglas are interested The group only superfcially developed is very promising Billy Mackenzie. who is a bookkeeper at the big Pilares mine. will arrive in Douglas today on his
 way to Seattle and other points on | the coast.
 Peter Brady returned from Sasco yesterday where he has been employ ed and where 9 large force. includ. | ing himself. has recently been let out. From him it Is gathered that
 the outlook for work and active op- | erations is rather blue in that Iocali- | ty at the present time.
 Dr. Hone is up from his home on the Babispe. where he has several
 hundred pertenencias denounced. The doctor is one of the most experienced
 business men in all Sonora and ex poets to handle a few of his numer-
 ons properties this summer Uncle Billy" Osborn, the veteran stage driver. prospector and pioneer. spent several days in Douglas this
 week.
 The Hefsern.
 | The shaft on the Heffern develop rnent is now down to 450 feet At 1 this point the expected conditions having come forward. the manage
 ment has commenced to drift. as orig. inaIIy planned. Several four-horse
 loads of lumber and other material wen. out to the camp yesterday. The
 ground is mineralized to certain ex. l fent practically throughout the en-
 tire. extent Of development opera tions. and if the company meets with
 q measure of success in reaching an
 ore body commensurate with the le- gitimaie and conscientious operations conducted under the supervision of | AtDcTt f1tutIu, lEt StDthDoiufiS VIII
 have occasion for all round mutual
 congratulation.
 1 Jim Moran, one Of the pioneer
 miners of the Tabatacochi district. Is spending a few days in Douglas. | We are promised completion of
 railroad communication between this
 city and Courtland by the first of July. when we are assured that 500 tons of ore per day will come stream | ing into the Shelter city in addition to the product of the Copper Queen, ] the Calumet and, Arizona. the Moe ltezuma Copper company and innum crabie chloride propositions which have occasion to patronize the great IC. Q. sampler Then the smeltes
 smoke will mount bit nearer the skies. and this, the banner of un+ failing prosperity for Douglas. win b.
 unfurled as long at least as our gen eration exists.
 Forest fires on the low mountain to