Arizona republican., 1898-11-27
FIR. BURMISTER'S MINES
A New Camp Has Seen Starfed in
 Cherry Creek District.

Mr. R. H. Burm:s.er the w-ll-knGW Prescott merchant and mining man,
 spent yesterday st the Adams, return
 ing to Prescott last night. MT. Bur
 mis- CT, besidas h's exten 5ive wholesale and Tatan merchandising busin css, is
 also in crested in a nUmber q m n9s i l Y3yarai county. The wau-k-Cwn B.
 B." mire located in Cherry Creek min
 ing district near the Eta mine is owL-
 d by him. This mine has sn int res-- ing his,-ry. Although the VIC. kings are
 described by mining men as su facs
 diggings, 1t has produced with TO de- VclCpment, Q great dCal cf gold. The l-de was apparently very rch, but
 work had not progressed upon it vsry far when it disappeared. cd m ners said it had pinched, and otheIs thCue' tt it's sudden departure was the manner Of it's making, and ,hat some ots a lie prc- vented it from .aking a dafne1 C3uI Sc through the earth. P5.haTs | Tho e' s.amp 3ded it, CT it was a true fault; but whatever it was, the gold had gone
 MT Burmist-r is pcw trying to find the ccntinuati-n Of the Iods, and ha $ nesting with good. results If, wne n found, it still carried the old tins values, tn "B B." will cntSr upon a Esw career.
 The StanGard and Royal groups in Cherry Creek dis, riCt are also owned by MT. BC- mister. Thee are new claims which he has lately acquired. He has Cpaned a camp there and the mines are being developed. The ore bodies are wide and ths vaIuss in god are increasing with D5-pth Mir Bur mister thinks tE'-.s he will cEe1 sem. rich mines there. As soc1 as euffc- tent work has bsen d-ns to lew the mines Q prove th-ir value bayord question, ha VIII put up a stamp mill They are located in a gold bsl5 which is well known among mining men, and they are surrQunded by ether mines which would becoms plofita ble p.olu-- CTS with the expenditure cf m-ney to Cpen them up.
 ''Ycu cannot expect 10 III ne in any country without monsy," sid MT. BU mister to a Republican report r. Take, fer instance, the history Of the Unitad Verde. Its fc-mar owners 1ried to opera,e the mins or small cap tsl and failsd. MT. Clark ught the m ne and sper,9 thousands Of dollars before he received a cent in return II had tha mcney to operate the m.ne ct ? b s until it was ready to return him a IT. fi.. Today that mine is netting Nj Clark $1,000,000 g ysar. I GO n1. say that all mines aIe like the Verde, bu. tk ere are many with just ss gccd sur- face indications as tha Verde ked, Gn1 no man kncws what there is tzns a h.
 The great trouble in Arizona. t my m nd, $ h lack cf capi al to .horouSl- ly develop mines. Pecpla come ouc her- with a few thousand dCllars and eXpsct to make 8 mine. They fail, Cf cc1Mse, and the country r-c5ivss a black eye. Up in Yava2ai c-urtY We are slowly building up 3 fine mining c-untry. Our county has t.Gd th1 same punishment all mining sections exp T. ience by adventures who Eain poses s5siOn of mines without p -e1 ious eX psrience in min ng to carry them We claim to have the largest copper mine in the wo Id. and it will lead a5 a producer as cl as ground can be made for the suTf1ce works. The Unite5 Verde has thou sands of feet of timber in it's work ngs, and you could net walk lh.oush the