Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-06
aee q copper oatbosaies. I.ofsra 40

age 81 copper casb0nates; IL offers 30
difficulties 10 milling and can DE rednc
ed by tie ordinary wet-pan PROCESS 10
within 50 per ct of the assay value the bul
lion being at least go foe. The vein il
strong and we'll defined where exposed
for distance of over Loo feet, IS in
good formation and favurably situated
for working. From all Indications tho
general predictions OF the best mining
men here that the "isescue mine will be
grea. SUCCESS is fully warranted.
OF the foregoing brief and necessarily
incom plete account OF the two great
mining companies, The operations from
which the tiourIshing little town OF
Globe at present derives its chief sup
port. mucn more might truthfuily be
S I'D; butt prefer III such case to under
rather t1sn over estimate, as injury Is
frequently Ipf:iclcd II this way Without
adequate be nefit to any one. Nnen II is
duly considered That comp .rai;vely
good as is the Business Of tI!Uba at PEE
sent while having It's principal! depend-
ence upoL theAe two, only properties in
fall operation, what must De tte result
y her but a email per cent Of the rich
silver and copper deposities know 10 ex
list heTeabou for miles in extent Shall
be miGed. The Rescue silver mine,
though producing orc as mentioned. IL
not yet adding any bullion TO tais pro-
Guee OF the district, but Il few days oniy,
viii, however, eiause before II Is con
tiCently expected 10 be so doing. The o
are hundreds Ct claims located in tins
d S rict that prospect as weii-many or
which equally rs we'll as did the Old
Dominion and Buffalo at the beginning,
AMI from some of which conslderatl.
quantities of rich ore have been extrac, =
IA and shipped by teams distance Of
one HUNDRED aud forty miles 10 reach
rail communications at Tucson, Ell Peso
beaver and other points where adequate
facilities for reduction could be obtain
ed. The great need of the district is
rail com II unicatloD, and ali eyes seem
directed toward the movements of
Philip Oates, L. E., now experimenting
prospecting work on large sea on
twelve district claims, 'wo Of which the
company own while the balance have
been bonded. The company Represent
ed by Mr.. Oates is sometimes nown as
the Bisbe9 company. and from the re
cord they have heretofore gan@d in
ulHlluS OpSIdlICuS INC tCBSC eAIOCtdDCN
hInging upon their Ii al decision with
reference to these claims is justified as
well as explained. II is we'll kL own that
this company never 6Ces anything by
halves. 1t is beieved that should MIR,
Oatt-' report meet the requirements of
he company railroad TO connect with
the S. =. X. Il would be speadily forth
coming and all needed capital would be at
once unlocked and put forth in the dew
eiopment of the mines, and as a result a
second Butte city would spring up on
The site # IN present Globe.
To learn from personal observation |
accepted Mr.. Oates invitation 10 visi
his pro pecting operations yesterday at
the Hoosier mine, and in my next COM
munication | will give The CITIZEN the
benefit Of the definite information AID
data gained from my trip. IL is OF il
terest, however, to Fay tits much that
at the cOncllsinl- IT 10y fnvFsl igation
the gentleman assured me that what lac
was looking for was 10 the Hoo len. mine
and that he was determined 10 find it.
The developments Of the past two DAVIS
have greatly confirmed his faith in the
mine.
In my nextI will also tell what have
learned from scor, Of cram owners in
person regarding their prospects, bu.
for the present adieu.
+. B. l..