Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
WILLCOxSENOS
 FAIR EXHIBIT
Agricultural Resources Are Shown at Big Show at Phoenix for Old
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BUDGET OF WEEKS NEWS

WILCOX. Nov. 6.-t Special )-- Myrtle Green. arrived from Sisson, California last week. and has secured land near Wilcox. Her brother also came in from Marshall. Texas. He has settled near her and both win become permanent residents Of the valley.
 ,. McGert. and s. Addinton, both from Santa Clara. Cal. were new ar rivals this week. and have purchased land in the valley They expect to in troduce California methods in theif farming operations.
 Mr. T. Crear is back. after a stay in northern California and southern Ore gon for nearly two years. He is back for good this time, as he has found nothing to compare with Sulphur Springs valley.
 Considerable land has changed hands during the last couple of weeks All land purchased has been by actual settlers coming in to stay.
 Capt Harris is back from visit to Knoxville Tenn. and is glad to get back to the I1nd of sunshine.
 j. L. Evinger, residing about ten miles south of Willcox. sunk a well on his place to the depth of 300 feet, and water is running over the top. The well has not been cleaned and tested. hut it is believed that a good flow Of water will be developed after the sand has been pumped out.
 The water question in this valley has been set at rest forever. Wherever we'll is sunk to a depth of 2e0 lo 300 feet water in ineXhaustble quanu- ties has been secured. and no pump ing is able 10 lower it but few feet The crude oil engine ordered by c O. Anderson nearly two months aga is expected to arrive in yhe near fu ture. Delay in shipping was caused by the factory being shut down foi 2 month while moving into new quaT ters The whole valley is waiting foi the est. as if successful, it will mean tbat the cost of pumping will be re duced from three to four times inc nresenf, and that irrigation in Sul phir Springs valley be far cheaper than any government water right
 Heavy cattle shipments have taken nlaee of late. and few punches arg vel to he shipped. The cattle are 1T fine condition.
 Wilcox Sends Exhibit.
 Wilcox and vicinity have sent ar exhibit to the territorial Fair. ThC products of this valley are marvellous and none are mare surprised than ths rauchers themselves Among the e4 hibits are ! pumpkin. 65 lbs, ] pump kin 72 lbs. melon 54 lbs, meloI e lbs. Irish potatoes 20a hushel, pel acre: sweet potatoes 400 bushels pc acre. eggplant l. inches long and 9 inches in diameter, Chili 10 incheI long. radishes IS iTghes long, onlol 10 inches in diameter; sorghum ' feet long. and 2l stocks from on seed. corn, ears F inches long an 70 inches in diameter, yielding S bushels 10 tfe acre: broom corn [ feet long. wheat 209 heads from on seed: milo maize. 60 heads from on seed caulifiower inches across cabbage was shown at the fair at Will COX in September weighing 56 lbI The writer has only partial list ( the shipment. but it included all kind of grains and cereals. vegetables an some magnificent pears, apples, an preserved peaches. grapes and othe fruits
 The mining interests around Vii cox are looking up. The Centurian Dragoon is commanding considerab attention, and great deal of deve opment work is in progress. Al deDth of 625 feet one vein shows q 14g feet wide.
 The Texas-Arizona near the san place is also making good showing so are the wolfram claims of the Pr mos Chemical company of PsEnss vania ir the same locality.
 The Mascot al Dos Cebezas is no making regular shipments from WI COX. and this will now be p5rmanel featt'~~ ~' '-- "4"'''
 Speciiicat .Ga. pteparl for 3GG ton stamp mill 10 be erect' at the Commonwealth miTe at Pearc Development ysor'l ,s still Tn i'roSre in that camE. and it is now e<pect' that the camp will rec pen perm neufly