Arizona silver belt., 1891-08-01
Tms RESCUE MINING COMPANY.
h New Enterprise sueee.sr.,ly s,a-s:.a.

h New Enterprise successfully sfarssa. Silver mining has been carried on Tn
 somewhat desuitory manner in Globe District during the past eight or nine
 years, being chiefly confined to ohlor-
 iding near the surface, and it is grati- flying to note decided revival in this
 branch of inning, which will result in largely increasing our production of
 silver this year,
 The first well organized effort for
 many years to systematically develop a
 silver mine in this district was inaugu-
 rated last fall when L. ]. Webster sue
 ceeded in forming company in New
 Orleans to develop the Rescue mine,
 situated six miles north of Globe. The
 mine had been partially opened yenrs
 ago aud had produced good ore and
 Mir. Webster was confident 1t could be
 made to yield prolitably again, Work
 was carried on for several months last
 fall without any very encouraging re-
 suits until Mir. Webster was placed in charge us superintendent and soon
 thereafter good ore was found. His
 confidence in the property has been .abundantly verified for tt Is to-day a
 well opened mine with splendid ore
 bodies visible, and from which, in the opinion of Lawrence Lynch, foreman,
 twenty-five tons of one could be stopped daily The output of the mine at pres ent is about four tons per day, which in addition to some 325 tons on the dumps and at the mill is sufficient to keep the ten stamps in motion for sew eral months at least, although it Is the intention of the company to increase the output of ore shortly,
 The ledge averages about nine feet in width between well deiued walls, and about two feet of the ledge matter is pay ove. The principal stopes are in the second tunnel level although considerable ore has been taken from the level above, aNd a very important fact in determining the permaueucy of the mine IS the discovery oi ore, of the same character as that taken from the Upper levels, in new shaft being sunk on the ledge at the entrance to the third level tuanel, 26l feet below the mouth of the old shaft on the summit of the hill The neU shaft Is down twenty-five ias, asd the ooutract is to sink It to depth of gue hundred feet Good progress Is being made also in driving the third level tunnel An other piece of work indicating the c9n- anuation of the ore is wiuze sunk from the l55-foot level, seyenty-fye feet, jn which gool ore was epcoun. .sred nearly ali the way down The work ID the miue has been iuteIhgently md economically performed, and Nr Lynch, foreman, comes ID for a good share of the credit
 The mine lieg a, the head oi a uar. low guloA rath-r inaccessible, bat the difficulties of approach have been sue overcome by Mr Webster, under whose direction two very good 'oads have been constructed, one of which connects the T. inc win the mill
 The mill purchased from the Golden Eagle Company IS situated in Miami 'alley about six miles west of the mine md the same distance from Globe, II las always been considered enc of the pest built and equipped mills ID the Territory, but when pgrchased by the Rescue Company, a few months ago, it Fas found greatly out oi repnir. neces atating considerable expenditure to lut 1t ill good running order This sork, iu the hands of Paul Johnson md James Graham, has been wcIl done, md the machinery moves smoothly and without hitch About six tons oi ore Ire crushed daily, and four pans are in lse which will shortly be increased to .ix.
 Paul J. Johnson, foreman of the niil has already attained gratifying ,uccess, working the ore up to ninety per cent, and the cost of it's reduction $ unusually low. Mr, Webster ex- presses the belief that they will be able Q work the ore for 8l0 per ton, Five ,ars of bullion have been shipped, the 'ars averaging about sl pounds. Within few weeks the company ex- 'ects to begin the payment of monthly 
 Owners of property abutting on the ,ast bank of inal creek from kiuney's ce house north, are putting in break yutpr Of slals aver et,ypp hundred fapf