Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-15
AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF
 THE ATLAS MINING BUREAU


 AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF
 THE ATLAS MINING BUREAU l,
 One of the numerous institutions of which Douglas can afford to be ex- ceedly proud, is the Atlas Mining Bu- reau. It is always a delight to the rock man on the Review to visit their elegant headquarters, look over their splendid display of ores. and gather from the boys unlimited infor- mation in regard to the mining field ID which they are interested below Douslas- Their old stand was slick enough, but they are fitting up a new one on more ample scale, revleta WlLh every attraction which can orra- ment surroundings of that character These attractions include one of inc nnest mineral displays in the terri tory artlstically arranged. innumer aole photographs Of subjects of inter [ est 10 the mining man, and a,bundred ocher features of the same na+,,ra
 topped oT with gorgeous man of rhe ! state Of Sonora, is feet long bv k leet hlgA, which the boys have put m [ at an expense or over one hu7drel | o0-ars- The gentlemen who organ ! ized and now operate this bureau are Ii. (. Beumler mining man and atror- Aey, who enjoys the distinction of he Ing president Of me bureau. c. F. Mich o-s, MlllAS man Oi journalistic pro-
 clYltles, treasurer. and F. 4. Hess.
 mining man pure and simple. secre-
 tary. These people own several fine properties in sonora and hold options
 on many others. Perhaps most
 remarkable property they have is the PavO Rico a regular little hummer
 which has not only paid its own way
 from the paIo verde roots, but has , contributed to help develop some other properties. 4 remarkable sam pie from this property is on exhibition
 at their Headquarters It looks as rich as fruit cake It weighs 2Ol , pounds carries values at the rate ot , 5000 ounces silver, GI per cent lead s and l112 per cent copper and S6. 1( 2 gold. Alongside of it is a small spe , c!men running about 50 per cenr white silver, taken from what they call the pay streak in the Pavo Rico I The rich streak as they call it, whicF s has every indication Of permanence { runs about 20 6s1O in copper, anC l 5,772 ounces in silver. The ledge ai , one might infer is not so very large | but is phenomenally rich.
 l The Pavo Rico pays her way easiI! Q and the money derived from the sal; : Of her stock. is applied to the develop f ment of three groups about twelv, V miles below Douglas. known as tn, f HOosier, the Indiana and the Fourth o s FJuly.. These properties afe just owe l. the line in Sonora, near the 'Nigge, f Head" Several assays from thes' r groups give S5100 gold and 8 per cen e copper, Besides this, the compan! t have important interests in the famou s Lucky Tiger district.
 n Reference to the Los Angeles Time r of date February Sth, will find th, e stock of the Atlas company quoted a T 51 cents.
 The bureau average twenty-five let 2 Jers of inquiry every day in regard t I the big mining field below Douglas Q all Of which are answered prompt! e and without charge. They are doini n 1 good'work-in the direction of openin! Q up that section of the country, an,
 are well rewarded by dropping on tt i some excellent properties. Minin: I men should not overlook the Alta! f mining bureau when visiting Douglas
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