Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-12-27

plplng tO the nili. There Is, accordingly, ample territory for all practical purposes
 As to the ore already developed, eS- perts and miners who have worked on the property since it's discovery are generally agreed that the entire mass, throughout all the workings, will average Sl6 per ton; 1 have. however figured on a basis of S15.
 As the Silver Girt air incline, on the north end, is 160 feet deep. while 600 feet away in the south and we have a depth of 300 feet. let us therefore call the aver age stoping ground, above this 600-foot level, 200 feet high. We have seen the least width thus far discovered, at depth of 1l0 feet, was 42 feet. Estimating 13 cubic feet of ore to the ton, these measure ments will yield 3S7 ,692 tons. At $l4 per ton the value mounts up to the enormous 7 g,n cf ss5,Sl5,3 $50, or nearly SIX millions I6f dollars. ready to be taken out and, as soon as the stamps can be put in place. reduced to silver bars of 1000 ounces each
 Although these figures are based OF reduction of over six per cent of the low est expert average of the ore, I like to make still bigger discounts. If we allow for rosy anticipations and stenly cut our | anticipGtions down eighty per cent, there still remains realizable treasure of more than .$1, ,1600G0
 1t IS fair to assume that, with the black eye sustained from former management, ! this property passed into the hands of its ] present Kansas City owners at price 1 far below the lowest valuation of ore in sight, and that the ground floor" tenants | have in fact turned their investment many
 times over before q single stamp has
 dropped, or single share of stock been
 put upon the market. But it takes nerve i to invest in mines with a record of failure
 behind them So matter what their actual
 merit may be- and not man ill Arizona
 will begrudge the pluoky Kansas City
 men all the enormous profits to which
 their venture seems almost certain to
 lead.
 Recollect, these millions come from an
 insignificant depth of 200 feet, and the
 width of this deposit even is still un-
 known. How many pockets will be dis
 closed O. ore lilto that the chlorider5 took
 out, worth from 50 cents to q dollar and
 upwards per pound? What chambers of
 wealth will cross-cuts from the hoistine
 shaft uncoverY How vast Golconda ie
 waiting 600 or SO feet k4low. where the
 three lodges uniteiR one strong, almos
 incredibly imnfof<e e<tfk waiting for thu
 drill and hoistine f4<6 N distribute it.
 riches among st@ .o<z;efs whose mos
 sauguire drsanns I &< 1T such magnifi
 cent returns! MM
 CAUTION, ECoNos <I'IEt cyD TEMPER Yet, with all thsS 30Ulating possi bilities, Superinta. t1cr< I<2,kin, and hi metallurgist assocla rI Toppy John , son, do not lose thd1. 1@ &<f and plung atOnra iDto Wildlv 1& &I<&+&1ant scheme ] for wholesale devcl6r,feilt Cautiousl they advance, belieV3a<. X .Nise to sue ; ceed in a small way til |t'l' ktamps, be fore attempting the l*{<<t &lbrt with 10 ' stamps. Their air cs<i3< sfor will driv ! Burleigh drills in duE<<< |1H, and nobl engines will lightly < ind lower th
 hoisting cage as it sifit f and deer
 CT into the hidden tred<>na&< = Mine foreman, Steplis3 HY|liasns, know d previous working tlierl 's believe z enthusiastically in the property and keeE z his skilled giant exploders pounding me u rily away on drift and stope Machini ,r z. A. B. Richmond is thoroughly up in l. ,,t department, and has the additional a 1T complishment ofpractical familiarity wi m m,a pan amalgamation, having had charge ~ the famous Siyer King chlorides for ov is t four years, and extended experience ;;.' this branch elsewhere. C. E. Lewis, m ', mine timberman yields precedence ' none
 ~ It is the managerial desire to empl ID only first class men throughout mine al ,1n mill. Whiskey guzzling is sternly pl Se hiblted. No employee comes. a secol se time drunk on shift.
 'rss Freight for the long seventh mile dr o' ert haul southward from Gilat Bend only 30 cents per hundred. This will Ut reduced as bullion and smelling orc on a shipped back to the railroad Two bi three schemes are projected by joStsid -n, for building cut off roads. so that ' q og 'eI tance will be reduced to 50 GSr-....::--lI oU Wells will be sunk mi lrs .....
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