Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-20
CHIHUAHUA MINES AGAIN ACTIVE
 MANY M|LuONsFORDEvELOPMENT

of the cyanide mill and active work in the mines of the Concheno Mining company at Concheno. Chin. have l been made by the new manager. c. NJ Eye.
 | The presence Of the rebels all 1 through the Ocampo district several weeks ago caused uneasiness to The l management. so it was decided 10 f close the mill entirely until the sitll- l ation became more settled Advant- ! age was taken of the situation. how ever, to add several changes to the plant and make necessary repairs. | Work will be pushed from now on. l The rebels have disappeared from the district.
 After an Inactive interval lasting I nearly two months, the Yoquiyo De- 1. velopment company. situated at Yo- quivo San Juanito, Chin, has resum- ed operations in both the cyanide min l and the mines. It is the intention of | the manager. Charles Dudley, to ! maintain steady operations. If the political situation will permit. The property closed down several
 month ago because of the rebel bands ! infesting the district. In view of the ! presence of these bands, the manage
 ment found itself greatly hampered in operating both mines and mill for | many of the workers joined the in-
 yaders. thus crippling the plant. Other properties in the district are ! following the lead of the Yoquivo con | ceTn in starting. and it is expected | that within two weeks most of the
 mines will be working. The district l is clear Of disturbances.
 Bullion Prem oeamPo. The Banco Sonora branch in this | city has received four bars of bullion
 silver from A. s. Seyffert and com pany, of Ocampo, valued at s25O0. Mcdonald Shipping | Felix Mcdonald, who has more min ing prospects than any individual in
 northern Mexico, is shipping from one
 of his properties in the Terrazas dis
 trict with excellent results, to the Chi huahua shelter.
 ! Many of the big mining operators
 who left the state at the inception of
 the political troubles, taking advan-
 tage of the times to get in a little
 vacation, are returning daily and
 most of them are making prepara- tions for resuming work on their pro l PeTties.
 | AhAVd ABLASt dhu IT, I. 114TTlsDHs officials associated with the manage Tnent Of the Corrigan- Mckinney min ing properties, are in the city from tCieveland, Ohio. on a tour Of inspec- ton Of The several properties in this state belonging to the syndicate. Ferris is Mining
 1 H. C. Ferris, who resigned as vice. president and general manager of the | NnrrE, I4rngfor,o ago to devote his entire time and attention to his large mining interests in this state, was in this city this | the operating of one or more of his
 chic district.
 Ships Bullion to Fl Paso l The Rio Tiuto Copper company. of
 Terrazas, Chih. is shipping copper
 bullion to Fl Paso via the Norm
 Western railroad and expects to main-
 tain its operations unless handicapped | by abnormal conditions, which is not i thought likely with the federals oc- l cupying the district. H. A Eye is ! the general manager and James Wild | ing, jT., is superintendent ! Plans for the installation of heavy
 mine machinery by the Cusi mining company are about completed. but in view of the irregular freight service
 now existing on the railroads, this machinery will not be shipped until l later in the year. The management ] cOntemplates building large mill 10 ! treat the ores, but this matter will not ! be taken into serious consideration until after the first of the new year. ! lncidently the management has made arrangements for more extensive operating, which will be pushed after the erection of the milling plant. 1 One of the many properties in the Cusihuiriachic district shipping to the Chihuahua shelter is La Princesa,
 which has maintained shipments for some time. W. J. Wallace is manag- CT.
 The Burns mine. near the little 1 town of Buenos Aires in the CusihWr- iachie district is shipping. under the
 management of Carlos Moser.