Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-23
W IEEIEH 7tcF -'1IItt v Y CATTt.Es.ss'' @RA|6ING IN MORALES Santa Cruz Valley of Thous-- ands of Acres is Rich in
 Soil
PIONEER TELLS STORY OF
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 MORALES. May .22,7EENogaies as 3 m nipg center has been So oiimately discussssS:ssz sSsz-5,;t her interests shd resouf- ces cf this vicinity, arc rot talked About as mitch as ttheg deserve to be- ex- cept anianS.a oertiSFetof peoplscwhose local interests e,qcend along the lines of castfe rtiisHas and agriculture. -
 The santa 'Cr-az.Salley is an embfsy'o Arcadia. embracing an area Of sixty thcisa-d acres ,of rich soil Ncthing like t en regard 70 climatic eondi- tons Ehd fertf-1ty exists iR the south ives; and il is only 2 question Of ] few years unil msn who appreclSte the wonde fp, $, ch4e.ss, of fsthe sAoil VII bring tbeir honey hag5i: along witb them and SOW the, land with the ' gciden shecSe,s and rsaD bopateons rewards IT Nnrvests. .- ia. r-
 George Atkinson and Ton Baize two c-pIsmen from the eastern 2ayt of ths ccuHty, were =, disrussIng the ccnystyatsob Of lEateS fo. cat-ig anTl farming fGrposes- -n their. yictn ty. AI., Atkinson states that an outlay of about Sl,500, roughly estimated would. n .-tsa Sss-lItI S'isiSTs tli.. NsttS f'.AS & &oa ufheis to .bs't}ifnSA' into ressrSvfoirs. holding 3 lqfffcserd suppJY of wais. for' man u161fc ti,hes fae number of stock now .raist fn =the neIghboflood Of these cany9ns s' .aJfa this walld also ,enabia the vtrr1ous ranehers to com fortably deIsnd on water, for their crops. A sniali exrehd;ture when the wonderfuI re-urns are to bs consider. ed. he dAfn.ns of these canyons to prevent the water reach-ng the. Santa Cruz river, would not. materially de. crease the supply of those depend ent on the river. thinks Mir. Atkinson,
 The United S-ates government has for over a year had under considers. tion vast irrigation project to make easy the cultivat on of this huge tract which is lying ready to give forth in return for the Investments made a wealth Of fruit and vegetables and other agricultural products.
 Cattle are being shipped constantly from this land of the COW, over five thousand .fesd hay ing been sent from th's part of the valley between the 18th and e9th of this month. June 30 which ends the fiscal year. will show a material increase over the figure: realized on exports to Mexico of last year and E aireadv termed bv those who know '-reccrd breaker" The! stood a ssesfr ag~ st sa2abb. coo an. thes5mports at s1472s a9e Both e, ports ard imports have narveioush increased since the recent exseHsios ofsrai.rcatt facilities
 Another proof of the increased ac t.ystyl over this aerrite.y and Mexie, was gained from Ray ard ri comb shipmentS of imachinerv to the Inter national Copper Ore company and th' constant demand for. supplies frem tn rich old Spanish mines-the Jesui MariHi.y Apexa5 -Ainas Piedad ' An pare and the iuva de Gro. s
 TheTIwilt put in a boiler shop irr. msdlateiy tisat they may be ready tl deliver boilers without depending oI eastern manufacturers to sproduc them sTinfp, has heen given lately i, the rdesiRnipg of an electrical noist and last week one yas shipped to thu Internas sonsl company. ts5.- s1
 hTey are ncw ydevotiBg attention t the perfeeting of snifntirelF new de partaTe.jn the way of a. gasoline hoist tbe details Of which are not ready fo publication. i-- sa3 e1
 Heard in the Hotel oLbby.
 They say man is never famou until he is dead, though the fact ma. be that he is infamous while he is fiy ing" so spoke the pioneer. A. l.. Peck and the chairs were tilted back nor com fo-tablx Whfia eye,,Scrdy Seff1o<