Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

riety, seemed to have been worked on principle of mechanism greatly sim plified and foreign to those machines of modern construction. Upon the same principle and of the same capa- city, say two or three tons daily, Mir. King has constructed machine, com plete, which is of five pounds weight occupying no more space than an or dinary gold pan for packing about. Its movement for separating the heavy matter from the lighter is at the rate of six hundred strokes of the bellows per minute. Such .."st have hAen in the hands of the workers nothing more than a plaything for either men. women or children.
 Their devices was constructed of the hghtest wood. cedar or juniper, and contained no parts that could not have easily been replaced with jack-knife.
 The revised edition" will probably be patented and bring upon the mark ct very low priced prospecting and placer mining machine of but little encumbrance to carry about-Oasis.
 Mining Near Home.
 Martin Heating, the old time pros- pector and mining man is once more in Bisbee. Incidentally Mir. Heating says he fully expects to live his term out within a radius of 50 miles of Bisbee and hopes that what is left of him after his breath departs, will con- tribute 10 enrich Cochise county soil. He is just in from the Huachucas which are rapidly springing to promi- hence as mining field. He has been at work for some time in the celebrat ed Salvation Army mine on the west ern slope of the Huachuca's This property has been worked for several years on the razzle-dazzle plan, but not withs;anding that fact, MT. Heating is fer the statement that it is the richest r'crufjica with which he is acquainted today. It seems it has now fallen into the hands of the Steen and Goodbody combination. From the same authority we learn that some 2, 300 feet of level work has been done on the property and that a great amount of rich ore carrying copper and gold has been rolled over the dumps for future generations to sort out. He praises the property in the highest terms, and predicts great things for the mining future of the 
 The Salvation Army property is about thirty miles west of Bisbee on the western slope of the Huachucas
 
 Joseph Lefebvre was in from the day before yesterday forl supplies. From him we learn that MT. Rogers, manager of his company, came in on a flying trip from Fl Paso last week and returned to that city after one days roundup in the camp. The Huachuca Gold Mining company em- ploy from to $ men on development work, the ore taken out being sorted town for shipment. The property is slowly but surely coming to the front as gold producer. The company is preparing to inagurate extensive opera ions in the near future.
 
 The Yellowstone District.
 J. E. Printy came up from Douglas day before yesterday. He owns ex- tensive interests in the Yellowstone district, which is situated about 20 miles southeriy from Benson, about equally distant from the Southern Pa cific and the Fl Paso and South West srn railroads Mir Printy owns five claims. ghs Wizard producing the following assay: ' per cent copper; he Kaffir King running 10h per cent copper; the Broncho 2ls per cent cop per; the San Pedro 8 9-10 per cent copper and the Grass Hopper assaying 'airly in copper. gold and silver The 1 Broncho is chiefly valuable for an in- exhaustible supply of water
 Besides this Mir. Printy is interested ! along with Mir. Gray in seven other | ,laims in the same locality. running i we'll in copper and gold. The calculate l hat the new railroad will run right | across them. and are naturally in | ropes it will
 These properties are near the San | Pedro. about 30 miles northerly from 3isbee and as usual, are owned by | ,ld time Bisbeeites.
 
 Foreman Reed is up from Cananea. ind along with ail other visitors from | hat section. predicts a grand revival # business in that camp in the near uture. He states the probabilities to ,e that full force will go on by the | lrst of the year and will rush the new 1 .lectric railroad to completion. The ecent suspension in work so far as existed. he attributes to the fact hat the bins. the chutes and the humps were over flowing with ore and here was absolutely no place to put it, Icing a prominent employee of the ,ananea Consolidated Copper com any. Mir. Reed did not feel at liberty o enter into details in regard to the fig camp. but has all kinds of faith in ts speedy expansion. Mir Reed ex- 'ected to return to Csnanea yesterday.