Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
MINING NEWS IN GENERAL

The current Carman tangle has q trsc.ed considerable interest and created not a little amusement in Douglas of late. It has not as yet arisen to the proportions of the Tigre controversy. but may rather be class, ed in the Gold Treasure or A. M. and D. .emeroglio out from Naco. The iigM is primarily between Messrs. Casey and Bell. but inevitably draws Mir. Power. who is the company, into the vortex of dissension. The last act in the hypodromic tangle was the auto race to Pearce last Saturday. in which the Power party beat their competitors by about twenty minutes, but as usual the cruel train was thir. lty minutes late and Casey secured service of civil process on MT Pow. dinary sum. Mir Power proceeded from there returned to Hibbing.
 The Monte cristo.
 Superintendent Jones of the Monte Cristo was up from Moctezuma this week. From him 1t was learned that a complete new system of develop ment has been undertaken and dis. tinct from the old workings which were handled by Carlos Soto. The old Santa Rosa hoist is in operation on the ground and they have already reached a depth of 200 feet. Besides this they are shipping steadily to Ma. cozari. the sorted ore averaging $500 per ton. This has been. and doubt. less still is. one of the pretticst pro ducers in Sonora.
 immensely Enthusiastic.
 Dc-tor Randall and other have spent several days in Douglas this week from the Lucky Tiger district. These gentlemen are immensely en- thusiastic in regard to the conditions and outlook in that section and state that prospecting and mining is in progress to an unprecedented extent and the district is filling up rapidly.
 Tabacoehi Property.
 Frank Castro was up from Cos yes terday. He came direct from the Tabatacochi where he has a property on which very important surface dis ceveries have recently been made. It is a silver proposition as might be expected in that district and bids fair to be fine shipper with depth.
 Grand Arizona.
 The Grand Arizona, just beyond Niggerhead. is still in iron sulphides of the variety frequently mentioned in these columns and if work should suspend. or the bottom drop out at this stage of development the propo sition might reasonably be mention ed as a mine.
 The Heffern.
 The Heffern at f35 feet claims ground that will average about six dollars per ton. The ground is grow. ing soft with strong indications of water. one of the most desirable con ditions possible at this stage of de velopment in a proposition of this character. The management under the able management of Superintend ent Heffern will drift as soon as they strike water and expect to make their main hit in this drift The work has as yet proceeded without the least hitch or the slightest casualty.
 To the Tigre Country.
 Mike Shaya. Frank Alley and oth- CTS expect to leave for the Lucky Tiger this week to examine and re port on several properties owned by members of the party. Incidentally. it had as well be explained for the beneft of those unacquainted with the fact that The Tiger The Tigre," The Lucky Tiger" and the '-E Tigre Suertudo' is one and the same property.
 Prominent Mining Man.
 Frank Watts of La Cuesta Costillo was among the important list of land and mine owners up from Nacozari this week. Frank first sold the orig inal Tabatacochi. the Caradad and several other important properties in the Moctezuma district
 Back to Nacozari.
 A. W. Gillis passed through Doug las recently to join Superintendent Sid Williams at NacoZari where he expects to be assigned a situation as he was formerly in the employ of the company there Mr. Gillis has at different times been head shaft fore man at nearly every shaft in Bisbee. To add to his other realms of enter prise he has a farm on the San Pedro and states that he has two ar tesian wells which liberally irrigate ten acres of land with a surplus which