Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
cLlFTon-MoRENcI DISTRICT

Will Wood was in town Tuesday with specimens of very rich ore from Buzzard's roost, about eighteen miles northeast of Clifton. The ore was found by Tall Kinsey, who has been prospecting in that section for many months. About fifteen years ago Tom English, a c. A COW puncher. discov- cred a mine in that section from which assays of s2,600.00 in gold was had, but English died soon afterwards and his find was lost Kinsey thinks he has found the old shaft dug by English. At any rate he found a shaft which had been abandoned many years, and was partly filled up. He cleaned it out, and is now taking out ore rich in silver and copper. and ger haps gold. The lead is about eight feet wide, and mineralized through out Several locations have been made, and the boys are in high festher
 Nearly all the principal mining claims of the Me al. district are LOW in .se i.snsis of either the Arizona, Detroit, Shannon, Stevens or Santa Rosa companies. Probably the largest block of ground outside these ccmpan- ies is the Mclean group of twenty odd claims lying in the vicinity Of the well known Coronado group of the A. C. Co. These claims are largely undeveloped, but their location gives them . good prospective value, some of them being on the Coronado lead, and all of them in proximity to producing mines It is understOod that negOtiar tons are h progress looking to the development ef these clafms, and who ever acquires tkem VIII lave BIock ef ground from which some very sat isfactort r11qats sInag be antieipated. The orc 21l3s pdr3euaax vicinity are mostly enlphjde-
 Charles EStephens, superintendent of the Stevens Copper Co, was in Ctf- ton yegferaAy > from the eompany's mines SaSevo Ae6caR, and reports that the inflow of water in the main work Ing shaft Is increasing with alarming be sunk much farther without putting h a pun6px E1essufi1ng of th>st wa ter is w6Fth sDnSh more to tk6 com pany than . strike of rich ore. The corpany has plenty of good ore h many plaeess fp. the mina but 1t has been short on. waRef. needed fn order to erect its concentrating and smelt- ing plant at the mines.
 Coincident with the discovery of the Adams digg1ngs, comes the news that Noah's ark has been located in Alas la. As Indians figure prominently in both legends t may be that the one Is L. 4<>~l VI fk<, order. and when the large chest the ark is said to have combined is open ed, it is likely that Adams chart of his find will be found therein, e well = several buefets full of nukEets and aust But jnee boW the ark drtfted so fAraway from the Burro mountains re mains to be explained. .1
 John AoadsgS EsnuerinssnAsnt of tbe Home yCaUDsr oQnDsay ss sof Aorenci, came in on the FourtA to assist in tie celebration He is BOW driving the tunnel h at the rate of three feet to the shift. The last samples taken values of from $6 to $16 in gold, and as the ledge is fifty feet wide, Mr. Molder has reason to believe that he will soon have opened one of the blg mines Of the territory.
 A meeting of the stockholders Of the Home Copper company was held at Morenci, and officers elected for the ensuing xeax- -as follows Dr. TuthilI, president; R. H. Waugh. secretary anc treasury, 16AAc ~Vszers. Hobere Rae, A. N. Tpthill E. J. Gayyeu and Vii liam Jfhkih9, directors John Molder was reaaee4si superiPtesdents-Cop- per Era
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