Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-01

From nearly every point in the n'n' -irg field, reports RI" distinctly fay oraole. especially in the Moctezunls district in Sonora.
 Again in the Chir.cahuas, machin cry for the development and opera ton of the Bernoudy-Turkey crees property is on the way and at last the district will be tried out to finish
 Dick Hall is in town, also Mir. Mus gave, who are at the head of the com pany. Mir. Musgrave does not under. take to be a mining man, but MT. Hall
 does. from rugged. practical stand point, and his experience entities him to recognition in that relation These people, to a certainty, have contracted for over five thousand dol lars worth of development machinery and propose to put in a concentrator the capacity of which has not been fully decided on.
 It is high time that the Chiricahuas do something. There is every reason to believe that they will properly stand the test, that district has beer the victim of mighty mismanagement but will eventually demonstrate it's merit to the world. It would be a "consummation devoutly to be wished if influence and inducements could be brought to bear sufficiently strong to obain a branch of he El Paso & Southwestern from Rodeo to Paradise or to some central point in the district, connecting up if ayaila ble with the Savage, the Cochise. the Scanland, the Bernoudy and other i'm portant propositions
 B. N. Norton, city engineer of Doug las as well as member of the mining engineering firm of Tomlinson and Norton. has returned to his office here after an absence of several weeks. Most of this time was spent in the vicinity of Prescott where he and Mir. Tomlinson are working a gold property and also are exploring theiI holdings with a diamond drill
 We have a twenty-stamp mill or our property. but we plan to move this several hundred feet, said Mir Norton We are getting some ex cellent ore from the property and ths showing made by the use of the dia mond drill IS amply sat 'sfactory.- Tomlinson and Norton also own sil yer properties in Sonora not far dis tant form the Chispas and they plar to explore these holdings with ths drill when they shall have finished yith it at Prescott.
 Charles Hanson Is authority for tn, statement that the probabilities ar. that New York parties VIII take ovel the Lucky Tiger for three million ! nine hundred thousand dollars, or August 1. The Tiger is nrimarily { silver proposition. the black meta running from 3200 to $2.00e. American money, while the second class is re duced thirteen to one and the concen
 trates run from $250 to $500 per ton Mir. Swetner has denounced exten .sive holdings. constituting an exten Is'on of the Monte vlsto. The Mont, Visto district claims the same genera in the Tiere district and in the Taba tacochi. the Monte visto being onl, about twelve miles from these local it'es in a direct line.
 Frank Castro. the Cos merchan came up from that picturesque. station yesterday. Frank is heavily inter ested in the Pinitos and in the Tabs tacochi district. the while he runs business at the station of Cos.
 | MT. Huron who has recently mad some important denouncements in tn
 Moctezuma district. has succeeded fl
 finding ore of a shipping quality ol
 his newly acquired holdings. Mi
 Huron Is an experienced prospecfo and VII know 0kactly how to start of
 in order to utilize his fortunate dis
 covery.
 The Little Mary Mining compan
 with J. W. Yost. president. FaF. WI
 Hams vice president. 2. T. Philips
 secretary. J. A. Thompson treasure
 and the board of directors compose
 of these names along with A. E
 Struthers is preparing to do develog
 nent work on a standard scale. Tn property is situated about three mile
 east of Pearce and its owners an
 promoters hope to develop . secon Commonwealth on their location. Sul
 stantial development work has q ready been accomplished and . hoi1 VII shortly be installed. Most of tn Imanagement is Identified with Doul las. Mir. Phillips, the secretary Of th
 company. beng employed at tn
 Smith grocery store next to the I