Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-31

k of Bowie from NJ F Kinchila. The properties are valuable for silver and lead, A ear of samples was sent off and reduced and gave good results. The result of the bond was sale which was closed and the purchase money paid last week. kiuchila receiving about S20, Wo The utle went to the Buckeye Mining company, who pIo- pose to operate 50.ton concentrat or just as soon as the plant can be install ed, Larson and Dr. Campbell went to E Peso last week and purchased the machinery. When this concentra. tor is ready to operate the camp will give employment to probably sixty men. Bulletin.
 The Bisbee Review says that ad vices have been received by J NJ O'Connell, of counsel for plaintiff, that Judge Davis had handed down decision in favor of Costello in he case of L. C. Shattuck ct al vs. Martin Costello, which involves the qo' g ion of title to three min ing cams adjacent to the group sold a few months ago by Costello l., the Calumet & Arizona Mining com. pany for very large sum. Had there u,t been such an enormous advapc' turing the past year or two in valuer
 f copper property, in this immediaic vicinity especially, there is but lttlr doubt that the controversy causing the surt in question would have been ,mica ply sei tied out of court, but nov u would seem probable that the deci rnn of Judg. Davis is hut the beRiu- ning of long and expensive litigatior
 The find of a veritable mountain ui belongs to l.. q. Legler, of Phoeni> vhO located the great Colorado maf Dle deposit in Gunnison county man
 rars ago The marble he dlscoyere near Bowie is in the foothills of th, Chiricahua mountains, close tu the r,, ms of the old fort and in fact the mail !. dge runs directly beneath the aucien, military post, The main ledge of th, marble is over l ,oOO feet wide, in tn various grades, and ir about three mile in length. \ streak of pure white mar be, nearly seventy five f. ct wide,ruu the full length of the ledge, and eveIN color iS represented in the ledge. Mu,i nf the stone is better than the lmport ed Italian marble, and far superior [, that from Vermont The grain closer and irmer and the marble where in tn, United States --phoeuiA Enterprise.
 The finest garuets produced in the United States are found in New Mex. leo, Arizona and -outheru Colorado. The garnet is abundant on the Navsj reservation, where tn. Indians collect them in large quantities from the ant hiiiS, which are numerous there Tho ant does all the hard work for the Ir dians. In building their homes, oi hills, the ants run across these garnets as pebbles which obstruCt their gal tories and passageways They theI proceed to dig them out from the soft rr rock around them and bring the n q the surf,ce, where they are dumped out on the hill. The Navajo lndisn' ind them and pick them up. The N.s Mexico garnetS. as well as those iron
 ,rizona and Colorado, are found hos, [ the sand. The color of he gem il not constant, and is. therefore, no cri terion for the jewel, which may b, deep red, or purplish red stone rhes, gems vary in color from black throogl red, to several shades uf hrnwn, orange ! I'd, yellow, emerald green. pink an, iearly white. Silver City Enterprise During the past few days two of tn furnaces of the Copper Queen cpmpa | ny'S smeiter have been shut down which caused many persons here [, fear that the Copper Qnseu compau, had concluded for n time tu curtai their ouGpuG of copper. The Revie, Is able to state reassuringly to the pe. slmistic portion of our community tha the oniy cause for the temporary clos ing down of d portion of the smeltiui
 plant IS scarcity of water. Tn smelter supply of water ia obtaine
 from the lower workings of the mins
 Recently this supply has proven inac equate. The mine supply of wate decreased to very appreciable extfn
 This being unexpected, provision coul
 not at once be made to remedy il
 However, there is no probability tha
 the two furnaces now Idie will ramat
 SO more than for a few days, nor wi
 there oe any reducing of Lhe workin
 force of the Copper Queen company
 Bisbee Review.
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