Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-13
The Rittsburo


 sinking as rapidly as three shifts of experienced miners know how to dig. They are still in dry country but the indications lead to the impression that moisture will be encountered in the near future. This change is expected before they reach the 1000 foot mark, at which time and place they expect to cut ore, when they will begin to drift for the big deposit, The Calumet and Arizona people are employing their well known enterprising system on this property and will doubtless bring big body of copper to light in the next thirty days.
 The Easter Sunday
 The Easter Sunday is coming up grandly. MT. Jones, who has been on the road for Spruance, Stanley & Co.,, was in Bisbee yesterday, and will be here today on his return from Doug las. Some fourteen months ago he was induced to invest in a thousand shares of Easter Sunday at 10c per share. He is now offered s100 per share for his stock and doesn't care about parting with it. This is the pleasant result of enterprising judg- ment. l. is most gratifying to ob- serve, that the gentlemen who pinned their faith to this gold prospect years ago, are now reaping their reward in big armfuls. MT Jones says he just fell into it like a toad into a post hole and now he doesn't want out
 Conductor Richard Brown is presi- dent and MT. Wallace. the popular real estate man. secretary of the company. while practically all the original own CTS and promoters are old reliable business men In Bisbee While every body else were going daft on copper and declaring that there wasn't and couldn't be a gold mine in the dis trict, the old boys stole a march on Dame Fortune and got in on the ground floor. The crowning beauty about the Easter Sunday is the fact that she is producer and a dividend CT, and her stock is something to be sought after. Ed West and another gentleman are the fortunate lessees of the Easter Sunday at the present time. Thy have an eighteen months lease. One-third of which has expired i Before their lease shall have expired they will doubtless be in a shape to buy lots of mines whose owners would rot have traded with the Easter Sun | day people few years ago. They are
 
 smelter, where on account of the great amount of silicate it carries it is crushed, and used for converter lin- i ing It is assayed and the company accounts to the lessees for the gold | according to the assay. In the mean i time of course, the gold goes into the I, copper bullion and is recovered by the | company in the refinery. The com pany cannot use the Easter Sunday | ore when sorted down fine, preferring i that it should run about 211 ounces l to the ton. In many cases the ore as , taken out runs so high that it is nee. | essary to add silicate to bring it down i to the necessary standard and render | it available for the Copper Queen 1 smeiter.
 The property consists of four full l claims, about five miles from Bisbee | with a good road all the way. The | deepest workings are about 500 feet, | and there is 340-foot tunnel connect. ing with the bottom of an incline | shaft. At the present time there are | about twenty men employed at the | Easter Sunday. The lessees are thor ough mining men and are living faith {; fully up to the clause in their lease i which requires them to work and de- i velop the property in manner calcn- lated to improve it and leave it in | vastly better shape than that in which | they found it. There is no gouging or cayoting on this property but straight forward, legitimate operations distin- guish every shaft, tunnel, drift and stope. Quite a settlement is spring ing up around the EasteC Sunday. The accommodations include a good boarding house, conducted by Mir. and | Mrs. Porter Morse. It is an easy and pleasant drive from Bisbee to the Easter Sunday and parties desiring to visit an upto-date high-erade gold property can take advantage of it at any time, and will find the manage ment the soul of agreeable courtesy. We are profoundly gratified to see a paying gold property rewarding it's en- terprising promoters right at our doc; where King Copper has So long held undisputed sway. The annual meet ing of the Easter Sunday people on October 18th adjourr5d to the call of the president, because so many inter- ested parties were absent and the ad- journed meeting will be called soon at which time important steps will be taken toward promoting the ex- will also put the books of the company in shape and prepare a full statement of it's operations and business.
 The Lowell ', So far from the presence of water in the Lowell being misfortune it is a veritable bonanza. The hoist is at |; work night and day keeping the water down with their big square buckets. 1, f will Eaay, fho--, hyrcv for co,,,a perhaps, and dJTi1g this time no de 1 of mention cop ha ,