Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
PIMA COUNTY IS
 PROSPEROUS
Pending Deals Point to Increase In Mining Enterprises
 Around Tucson
TWIN BUTTES, HELVETiA
 AND FL TIR0 SHIP ORE

TUCSON. May 25.--There has been no active movement in the mining world of Pima county since report of May 1G. Pending deals have not reached the point of agreement and transfer. but no one can foresee con clusions. All indications point to in. creased prosperity in the county and in counties adjoining Pima, especial ly in districts tributary to Tucson. The Imperial, Twin Buttes, Helvetia and Fl Tiro continue to lead in their order. although but one of these com panies is smelling ores. Twin Buttes and Helvetia continue regular ship. ments to Fl Paso. the former on two days only each week. aggregating 400 tons weekly from Twin Buttes.
 The Victoria and Esperanza will be shipping ore to Fl Paso, the for. mer beginning this month and the latter getting out additional lots for shipping
 Good reports come from the Big Vein camp north of Tucson. Manager Jones is very sanguine over the pros poets at the new camp.
 Waer and Pellon moved the first car load of ore yesterday to the Sas. co smelters for treatment. Their camp is in the Tucson district, the haul to the Southern Pacific tracks being about nine miles
 Great expectations Is the expres. sion heard with reference to the Fres- nal district, where renewed opera. tions are showing well. Parties inter. ested in the Fresnal section have un. dertaken to get water in wells on
 the road to the camp, the county to meet part of the expense incurred in the work.
 c. J. Cunningham. who was out last week at his camp in the Sierri | tas. said the miners were of the ledge, but were getting out plenty of ore at that. There are thirty claims In the Cunningham group. A. D. Lee recently resigned as manager at the Kendall Reduction | company's camp in the Aio district and has gone east to promote his | patent oil burner for fuel in mining camps and at smelters Messrs. Mudd i and Scowden were in the camp last week taking account of conditions ! looking to a change in management A new manager is expected to reach the camp this week from Los An geles.
 | The Black Diamond company's camp in Gro BIanco district is the
 liveliest camp in that section, thou i sands of dollars having been expend ed on improvements during the past | few months. Manager Roberts, whose | office is in this city, receives weekly reports from Superintendent Hunting ! ton
 The Cababi Mining s company!
 truck motor made the round trip tt the mines last week, distance o
 eighty miles from Tucson. The trucl took out a load of supplies and made ten miles an hour without a break 1 The Richeys of Tucson are interest | ed in the Cababi. c. H. Richey beins | locator of the camp. H. G. McWadt | is general manager and c. N. Wilson i Is treasurer of the operating com pany. It is yet too early, MT. Nc
 Wade said. to give out any statement
 regarding affairs at the camp. The annual reports returned to the
 county assessor from five operating
 companies have enlightened people 1 and tend to bring Pima county into | prominence.
 Shipments from the Swastika com
 Dany's camp in the Amole district vii ! be coming into Tucson early thi! week and two car loads Of silver anC ] lead ores will be moved to Fl PasC on Friday and Saturday, it is ex pected.