Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
RICH GOLD
 CONCESSIONS
 IN MAGDALENA
The ConCesSiOnaireS Will Pros- pect Solely For Precious MetalS-0iStriCt to Reuain Its Prestige
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 ing tWeMy hectareas. was taken tn by Robert Toyey and H. Stewart. tho Inst named party being a resident O. Nogales. This ground lies in the southwestern corner of the district near the town of Cucurpe. and i. known as the LOrena claim. It will be prospected extensively for silgsi and gold. The other was also given for exploration purposes. precious metals, only. being sought for mi. is located directly west of the toWL of Magdalena, and contains twenty two hectareas. It was granted to Cecelio Luna, Of San Lorenzo, this state
 These and other minor evidences 0i activity in this district are indica. tons that 1t may continue to hold its prestige and supremacy which it has been on the verge Of losing to the MoeteZuma district The district oi hagdalena which. with & single eX ceptioB tthe Sahuaripe) is the small est in size of any mining section ir Sonora. aas always held the record for Announcements and mining inter est in general
 It's eastern extremity formerly eN tended this side of the PueIfecito mine Of the Cananea Consolidated. but, after considerable controversy, i; was arranged so that all Of the com pany'S property was placed under the Jurisdiction of the Arizpe agent. From 8 point short distance from Pucrte cito its boundary extends directly south, through @ maze of mountains for approximately fiftyfve miles. a distance of about ninety miles from the international boundary line.
 Hs widest divcrging point Is sixty. i've miles; it's narToBest width forty mlles. The position of mineral agent, which is held by Francisco Grigoyen, is the best of any district in the state.
 Tae forward stride tho Santa Cruz country is taking and the steady stream Of investors who have never been wCanCd from the section whose accessibility is enhanced by the rail way which cuts it in two almost equal divisions will be important factors in holding this famous district in it's ac- customed place.
 T. IT, Jenks, formerly in the ser vice of the Four c company. is visit ing friends here after an absence of a year and a half Jcnks is general manager of the Santa Clara m ne, in the SuhuariEa district. and is very enthusiastic over the outlook Of the mine and the adiaccnt section in gen oraI.
 The mine consists of twCuty-fouT perleHeucias, and carries values in copper gold and silver There is no immediate shipping point at the pres cnt time. but that drgwhaCs will De eliminated by the completion of the <. r. railway line, which Is Lrayersing that section, and which will pass within easy reach 1. tho mine under his supervision. JCDEs leaves for DCUgIas today, where he goes to join the president of the company, from there they will go direct to Boston to attend the annual meeting of the di- rcCturs-
 A meeting of thc Orc Maxine Min ing company las been called by it's president. R. K CIarcg. at the Alex audria Hotel, March I0tk. This is lHr annual meeting of the Mexican corporation. and it is not expected tba. any steps wilI be taken toward a resumption of work at the property Of the company.
 DenCuuccmcHts for the IT Dorado claim of c'ghr EcrtereDCias, and the Estrella claim of eight perteucucias. have been filed in the local mineral office They are iu tho vicinity Of Fr0utcras and border on the La For tuna. The denOuuCCm .LtE were made by T. $. I.amberaoU, Of Douglas. and Hamuu A. yasWgz. of Sonora
 A can has been issued to the share. holders of the La Bubia Mexican Min ing company. S. A.. for q meeting af the Hotel Alexandria on the 18th oJ March. New officers and a diFecto- rate are 10 Ec elected. Robert Ora ham is the presidcuJ of this com nany.
 r. C. Downs. a catcher of ac- knOwiodgcd ability, came in yosto-- day and may stay and become a fix ture or the local team. He claims to have played with the Duluth nine in the north Michigan league last season.
 Bob Whaling. CananCa's heavy ait ting frst baseman, has answered the loud call from Shreveport and will leave in few days to begin his ca Teer iu professional ball ft will disappoinr many local fans to know that he win not wear the gold and black again. Shreveport ought to win the pennnnt; they will have five Cananea players on their team. and they tried hard to land two more.
 Louis N. Hill. Col l.. w. Powell and X. Chisholm, of southwestern mining fame. were here Sunday on a com bined trip of business and pleasure
 E. W. Spencer, of the Cananoa Stores, has returned from an extend Cd eastern trip.
 Harry Kirk returned yesterday from a ten days business trip.
 Murphy !. Noonau. of the general office. has recovered from his. recen, indisrosition and is bacs at li desk again.
 rrsnk H. Hereford. the Tucson at t0rney. is here on a business mission.
 H. L. Van Murick, Of the Sonora News company, is here inspecting the local branch of that concern.
 George Gee has been temporarily transferred from the main store to the Chlvatera branch.
 At the Alexandria: s. J. Rogers, Phoenix. Dan B. Speed. Bisbee: Joan Ausei. Douglas: R. ScbVab. Los Angeles; C. M. Conmncho. Hormo- sino. E. F. Thomas. Bisbee; NIT. and Mrs. Van Muriek. NogaIes; l.. F. Moore, Salt Lake City. NJ Marsfer-