Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-03
GREAT GROWTH ATNOCALES Houses Cannot Be Built Fast Enough In Border
 City ALLEGED C. & 4. MAN VISITS CITY INCOGNITO
Especial to Review

hour. Mir. Quinn was born in Eng
 land In 1859. He was a Mason of standing and the burial service which was under the auspices of this order
 was conducted at o'clock this af-
 ternoon. He leaves two married
 daughters who live in California.
 though their exact residence is not
 known. Though MT. Quinn aau suf.
 1ered two strokes of paralysis at var
 ious times, he had seemed in vigorous
 health for the last two years and was
 actively engaged in baildins a house
 the day before his death. It is unde-
 stood that he .eayes a good d~i n,
 property
 E-., and Mrs. C. T.. Me,raifery are [ sIesss at the Monte-4aina for an in. definite stay. fae McCaffery resi-. dence Is in san Francisco and Mrs.
 McCaffery is here on 8 visit to her hosbaad who is temporarily il Sup erintendent Temples office in the ca pacity of travelling accountant. Mrs.
 McCaffery is already at home in No. gales. accepting the friends who are so ready to be numbered on her list.
 Her charming personality Is an open sesame to the interest of all whom she meets.
 Robert Stewart Brooks. represent l3g the CoieNyan interests whcsc mysterious advent into Nogales last week accustomed much surprise. re- turned from the Black Mountain mine few days ago. MT. Brooks visit to the Sierra Prieto was a hur-
 red one. He expected to explore this
 mine for two weeks, it Is reported,
 but he made a stay of only two days. travelling incognitio. Even the Chi
 nese restauranters were sworn to se-
 crecy. Mir. Brooks. alias Stewart, came Away with fifty pounds of ore
 from a mine of colossal size. all Of
 which carries it's own conclusions.
 News of a strike in the Hosey
 group Of mines. in the Santa Rita
 mountains reached town today. Eight
 feet of good ore, running from eight
 to ten per cent has been uncovered
 on the two hundred foot level. From January to June there has
 been decided activity in the building line in Noeales. IL was learned to- day that thirty to fifty stone. brick and adobe houses have gone up dur ing that time. and many people are living in tents now. until houses can be obtained. These figures are indi- cative of the growth of Nogales, which is steadily increasing.
 ]. w. Prout Jr., general manager | of the Mowry Mines company. which has been reorganized in New York as the Consolidated Mines, Shelter and Transportation company. has re- ceived word to be in readiness tn start up any day the Alto copper property. This mine has been idle for over a year. though an advanta- geous sum of money has been spent developing it. The machinery will be put in shape and Dan Fisher will be made superintendent. Something of the importance of the mine can be gained from the fact that when 1t was in operation before, the com pany employed one hundred and fifty men.
 A bunch> of Mexicans have been
 placering the Guajarote flat for the past month and getting more than enough gold for their numerous pro- geny's supply of chilli. frijoles and tor
 tillas. The placering is good in the canyons after heavy rain and on the flat dry washing is resorted to with fair success. These flats are about sixteen miles from the Four 1 Metals company.
 E. E. Bethel and Superintendent s. F. Johnson of the Four Metals Com Danq have bought nine claims in the Santa Ritas. called the Rosario These claims were owned by J. NJ. Hackett and are located eight miles from Pat agonia. Work was begun on this property yesterday. They have four feet of ore which carries from 100 i to 450 ounces silver. These claims 1 are. having been been worked by the Mexicans when Arizona was part of Mexico. The ore at that time was handled at the old Tumocacori mis. l sion which was the Hacienda de Ben. eficio.
 X forest reserve man has reported that the Golden Rule company of which Mir. Peterson Is superintendent. has made arrangements for 100 cords of wood. The Golden Rule property Is fourteen miles from here on this
 side of the Santa Cruz river slope. It was formerly owned by Jack Strait. and is the same in which Mir. Crowell was interested. It was bonded to Dr. Powers whose death occurred last fall, but 1t is understood that rela- , lives of Dr. Powers are financing the development work
 Three carloads of machinery pass ed through Nogales today billed for
 the Zamboni Development company. at Quirobodi. Sonora. This machin- cry, it is understood. will be used in the rich mine opened up recently and located in that vicinity
 Superintendent H. D. Temple. C. E. Weaver. c. W. McGrew and J. E.. Mo Lain came up from Guaymas in Tem-
 ple's track automobile yesterday Mir.
 McGrew and MT. McLain went to Cananea on a tour of inspection Miss Mabel Stearns. stenographer { in the s. P office. leaves for her home In California about the fifteenth of June. Cupid has a hand in this. 1t is rumored and the many friends
 of Miss Stearns are beginning to buy up extravagant quantities of rice and
 to store away lots of old shoes for the
 occasion. Miss Stearns has nothing to
 say.
 The shipment of oranges and toma-
 toes continues steadily, two carloads
 of the fruit going through Nogaies
 today for St. Paul. The tomatoes are
 destined for the market. of which
 there was one car destined for the
 market in Canada.
 Isaac Bird. the California cattle
 man and Jose Wise. local ranches, are each shipping today fifteen hun dred head of cattle, three and foui