Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-20


 stated that $50 O0O, GOO is to be spent in the three principal mining districts of the state of Chihuahua in one in- dustry- mining. This vast sum, sc- oording 10 the opinion of experts in this state. will be spent in the three districts Of Santa Eulalia. Cusihuir- iachic and Parral And that is not all. according to the same informants. the small miner. the man who leases a property, or who has struck a pros pect will add considerably to this.
 The state has been restored to the government and is being properly pro- tected by federal soldiers. and in con sequence confidence in the future of the state is a reality once more among business and professional peo pie who believe that so far as this northern section of the republic is concerned, the revolution is thing of the past
 The economic advantages of the three camps mentioned are well known, all possess excellent trans portation facilities, being situated on railroads that make a speciality of catering to the mining men and hay ing direct lines to the smelters.
 The Santa Eulalia camp during the past three years has made wonderful strides forward. Many rich discover les have been made. Several millions
 of dollars have been spent during the past three years and all with en- eouraging results. Optiona on lately discovered prospects in the camp are being held by large syndicates in this ,1ifv al io cafe fn sume that most of these will be taken up at the proper time. Several deals, involving four to six millions. are on, and with the restoration Of peace in the republic these probably will be consummated.
 New District is Promising The Cushihuiriachic district came into big prominence about year ago with the advent Of the North Western railroad, which constructed a branch line from San Antonio to the camp Up to that time mining was carried on in a rather desultory manner, the few mines operating in the district shipping only their rich ores to the railroad at San Antonio. q distance overland of approximately 20 miles, involving considerable expense. But at that, mining in the district more than paid the operator for his trouble. Today there are 10 mines operating ! despite the unsettled conditions, to where there was one before the com 1 ing of the railroad. Since the railroad found it's way to the camp, several millions have been spent in develop ment work and all with the most prof itable results. The erection of sey- eral mills in the district is conten- plated and it is thought that ground for at least one will be broken before the first of the year.
 The Psrral District
 The PaTTal district is one of the oldest in the state, but 1t has never been worked thoroughly. It is only lately that the small miner has gone into the district to try his chances with late and come out a winner Sev- eral years ago the district received black eye from the investing public Because of interruptions promoters who spent most of the money received for stock on the ground to make a show ing. but very little was spent below ground. In a short time the public became tired of investing their hard earned money without receiving re- turns, and as a consequence the dis trict fell into bad repute. However. mining experts who have visited the camp say that it is one of the best in the republic and that many fortunes will be made there in the next few years.
 At present the camp has four large mills operating profitably, and iudg- ing from the outlook, Parral bids fair to rival either Santa Eulalia of Cusi- hUiriachie in the quality os ores and tonnage produced. Two deals involv- ing several millions are reported about to be consummsted. The dis trict has excellent railroad facilities in the National lines railroad and the PsrraI and Durango railroad.
 In the three camps qtoted, con tracts for leases by the small miner are being made with owners. which mining experts admit is pretty good sign of the districts richness.
 Mill and Mines to Resume