Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-19
With the Completion of the Sum-
mer'S Hot Spell, 0atman Puts
on Its Fall Clothes and Goes 10
Work With Added Viqor.
MANY TRAVELLERS ARE
ENTERING BIG DISTRICT
Development Increased in Big
linn, Arizona White Chief In
CorpOrated, Arizona Tom Reed
Going Ahead and Other Work.

OATMAN, Sept. -Mid-September
here whereby the summer caloric,
which is ordinary hot weather raised
to the fusing point by the heat OF the
Moiave desert, was given a jolt i'm the
solar pleXus that put it down and out.
In other words, the backbone of the
hot spell is broken and cooler weather
prevails. There are yet days to be
sure, when the sun takes on something
of its summer ardor. but these periods
are intermittent and are becoming
farther and farther apart AS re-
suit of this change in temperature the
people OF the camp are taking on
more pep and mining operations
are being prosecuted with increasing
activity Also as a result the travel
inward is increasing I'm proportions,
representing for the most part pros
pective buyers of mine acreage and
new residents.
That this will be the most prosper
Gus and talked of camp i'm the United
States within a short time is generally
conceded in mining circles, and this
concession is made good by the van
guard Of investors that is arriving by
auto stages from Kingman, Topock
and Needles-the points OF debarka-
ton from railway trains. The new
Corners express themselves as being
well satisfied with the local mining
conditions, refer to others who con-
template journeying to this point in
the near future. and are writing Opt
mistic letters regarding the future of
the camp to their business connections
on the outside.
Plant in Operation.
Prominent among the properties at
which increased mining activity is
manifest is the Big Jim group Of the
Big Jim Gold Mining company The
acreage end lines and side lines the
estate of the Tom Reed company car
ries the southeast extension of the
main Tom Reed ledge, and lis believed
to carry-on it's dip-the body of pay
ore opened i'm the Black Eagle work
| ings of the Tom Reed company. The
hoist. compressor and jack hammers
recently installed at the Big Jim shaft
are doing the Fst Of work and since
/ they went into commission the shaft
| is being deepened with greater rapidi-
| ty than was possible when hand ham
mers and drills were used. Al the
time of filing this dispatch OF has an
approximate depth of $50 feet. Big
Jim shares continue TO be a fayorite
with local stock buyers and are in
/ steady demand,
Among the stockholders of the Big
Jim company is Master Barkham
Garner, a fine upstanding little chap
aged II years He is a Florida nby
birth and an investor by birthright,
/ his father having at one time been
/ identified with southern realty and
financial affairs. I'm character and
| shrewdness he reminds the former
| Nevadans of Little Jimmie Curtin of
| Goldheld. who when a lad of twelve
| years bought Mohawk stock at from
/ ten to twenty cents per share, sold
| out for the snug sum of $4,000. At
| that time young Curtin was just the
I same sort Of a lad as is young Garner
"a regular human boy, with an the
average boys propensities for fun and
harmless mischief Today he is a
mining engineer for whom a brilliant
future is predicted, he having utilized
/ the money realized from the sale Of
his Mohawk stock TO pay for an edu-
cation There is good reason TO be-
lieve that Young Mr. Curtin will
prove to be a prototype for younger
/ MI Garner.
Arizona-White Chief.
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