Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-06
CUMPAS DISTRICT
 ACTIVE ONCE MORE
Since War Ended Business Has Been Picking Up in
 Coed Shape
Douglas international

E. c. Moore, the pioneer and prominent merchant Of Cumpas. So- nora. arrived in Douglas Monday ,o remain for the celebration. Moore has been a resident of Mexico since the year 1885. having gone to that country in that year. Before that he had been citizen of New Mex ico and Arizona for ten years, and in 1875 was a pioneer in the Globe mining district He built the first house in Globe in 1876 and remained in the district for many years While Moore has lived in Mexico for a quarter of a century and rais- ed family there, he has retained his citizenship in this country and has registered his children proper fly in the United States consul of- fices in Mexico as citizens of the United States.
 Nr. Moore stated yesterday that since the revolution ended in Mex ieo everything had quieted down in his section, in fact. he said there never was any fighting at Cumpas, as the sentiment was strong for the insurrection and the federals never attempted to maintain garrison there.
 During the spring planting season the farms were neglected, because of the absence of nearly everyone able to work in the Maderist army 4 good many have now returned and are busy with the planting Of summer and fan crops-corn. beans. chili, potatoes. etc. Above and be- low Cumpas is wonderfully fer tile valley. with water for irrigation and the agricultural product is one of the principal supports of the community.
 TransVaal Mine.
 H. c. Beauchamp, superintendent of the Transvaal mine, is continu- ing a good force at work on that property and every report from the work done tells of increasing riches for the future of the property. Inn mense bodies of a splendid grade of copper ore have been pierced by the diamond drills and whenever railroad transportation reaches Cum pas, which has been promised for several years. the Transvaal may De expected to take it's place among the important copper producers of northern Mexico. Beauehamp Gives Dance.
 Superintendent Beauehamp was making extensive preparations for a grand ball and supper to be given by him last night to his invited guests from .Cumpas and vicinity Mir. Beauchamp is a great favorite in the Cumpas country and takes occasion about once a year to pull off a stunt in the way of entertain ing that increases his popularity far and near.
 Lampasses Mine.
 MT. Moore reports that at the .Lampassas mine, below Moctezuma, the management has started the work of pumping the water from the property and is now contracting for wood. This mine is an old pro ducer and has yielded a large amount of gold and silver in the past.
 Stage and Mail.
 The daily mail has now been re sumed south from Naeozari and a stage goes each way from Nacozari to Moetezuma every day. During the insurrection trouble Cumpas and Moctezuma were without mail for nearly two months. and it was hard to get supplies regularly.
 Mr. Moore has a general store at Cumpas and is owner of consider able property there and in the VI cinity and ranks with the well-to- do men of the state, though he de clares that business conditions have