Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-18
WORKING FORGE
 EN[ARGEO
California Stockholders Decide After Examination to De-
 velop Mining Property
MORALES NEWS NOTES
 OF TIMELY INTEREST

MORALES. July 17.-William Palm tag. president of bank in Holiisteh. Cal, a brewer and mining man of years of experience went in co-npsay with P. J. McIntire to inspect the Douglas, Arizona, and Sonora Mining and Development companys proper ties. of which he is one of the heaviest stock holders. They made surface sx- aminations and detailed inspection of these holdings. which comprise the extension of the Worlds Fair mine and Mir Palmtag is very enthusiastic of the future of this mine.
 After the approval of Mir. Palmtag and other California stock holders 1t was decided by the company to ini- mediately add to the force of men and develop the rich property to the full est extent.
 Mir. McIntire will remain on the ground in the capacity of general man ager and will prosecute work on . big scale. The property has passed the stage of a prospect and brilliant future is promised by further exploita- tion of the claims.
 W. Nj Lewis leaves tomorrow to | take charge of the laying of stee, rails for the C.R.Y.&P road. about twenty-two and one half kilometers from here.
 R. H. Ingram, general manager of the Randolph lines in Mexico came in | on No. l Thursday night and left for Cananea at six the following | morning
 J. A. White. paymaster of the s. P. came in yesterday and wen to Can i, anea He brought with him two thous- | and dollars. Mexican money and his | car was side tracked on this side, | thence 1t was switched on the Sonora | side, where the money was confis- cated by the government officials in l accordance with the laws governing dutiable stuff.
 l Mrs. W. W. Carney is expected home Sunday night She has been | visiting in Kansas with her relatives and friends for some months. MT i Carney says bachelor life is all right | for while. but he for one is glad to be again classed with the Benedicts | Mir. C. Murray of the SIP has been promoted to the position of night bag. gage master, representing the several lines in Nogales.
 | A new steel water tank with a I capacity of five thousand gallons will ! be immediately erected to take the | place Of the present one which leaks II will be built near the oil tank o' the S. P. i Mrs. Dorothy Johns stood in ths band stand of the Park Row and ad I dressed an interested mass of liber | ty lovers. An imaginary motto was emblazoned above her in her own words: We shall keep on and or until cur cause Is won" She is here in the interest of the Socialist party and her earnest manner has won for her friends. personally, and for hel party it may be a vote or two.
 Mrs. Johns Is southerner. soft ot voice and daring of sentiment. Shs spoke at length on the Imprisonment Of Magon, Villarael and others ans
 stated that the disappearance of Sa
 rabia and his wife might be suggest ed as being accomplished by come o
 the Mexican opposition party. Mrs. Johns fears not the nearnesi
 of the border line and sought thi
 vicinity that her voice might reacl
 the hearts of the revolutionist coun trymen. though her feet might flea
 to tread the streets of the republic
 She claims no personal interest i
 the men whose recent trial create,
 much interest in Tombstone and saii
 her plea in their behalf was express ] ed alone for the benefit of the down
 'rodden
 Mrs. Johns further said the leader
 of the socialist party were excitin.
 no revolution. but on the other han
 it was their earnest plea to the part
 followers that violence never accomT
 lished an undertaking.
 She spent two nights in Nogale
 leaving for Globe this morning.
 N. J. Purcell came in last nigh
 for short stay from the Pinit
 mountains, Sonora. where he has
 rich gold property called the Buen
 Fortuna. This joins the Columbia Con
 solidated. Mir. Purcell says within tn.
 next forty days they will install
 twenty stamp mill and he has jus
 recently put in new steam hoist
 boilers and Cameron sinking pump
 The placering is very rich in tn,
 canyons. he stated, and he amou
 others are hunting the vein from whic, these nesgets have been washed
 These placers have been worked 10
 the last fifty years by Indians an
 Mexicans.