Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-13

they will become interested in the ] Warren district, as they have always ! conducted business on strictly legii- ! mate lines. They left for Douglas ! Wednesday evening.
 c. w. R. Russell, representing the big Hearst journalistic syndicate, has ! been in our district several days gath , ering information for pub ication iD , the Examiner, Chicago American, New York Journal and all other Hearst pub lications in regard to our county in general and our mining resources in particular MT. Russell evinces a splendid knowledge of mining matters he is no tenderfoot, and is kindly dis posed toward our section, and it is nothing but proper to furnish him with every possible facility for gaining a correct insight into the real situation in our great mining fled. We are satisfied that in his report of this district. which will appear broadcast over the whole nation, MT. Russell will do us complete justice according to the opportunities he has enjoyed for perfect lnNeSuSaIlOn-
 
 The shaft on the Mallory group is being sunk to a depth of 450 feet. It is now $50 feet deep.
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 Allen R. English expects to leave iii few days for New York, where he goes on mining business which will occupy his attention for a number of weeks.
 i The Pinto Creek Copper company has bonded the Chappahal group of mines, at the head of Pinto Creek, for one year for S35,O00. The prop erty is near Globe.
 The Lucky Blacksmith group, about one mile south of the Hillside mine, is being developed by s. H. Anderson. Several shafts have been sunk, all of which show sulphide ore. carrying copper, lead and silver.
 The tailings at the Grown King mine. which amounted to 30,000 or 10000 tons, it is said, have been sold to New York parties, who have a so taken an option on the mine itself. A plant to treat the tailings will be erected immediately.
 Good ore has been struck. it is claimed, in the Alice mine, near Globe. At 200 feet, two feet of sulphide ore, assaying s26 in gold per ton, was struck, and at AGO feet this body had widened to four feet. with the same value in gold and 12 per cent copper. ' The Shannon Copper company. oper- ating at Clifton. Arizona. expects to re sume operations within one month, The concentrating plant will have a capacity of 500 tons daily. A pumping , plant has been installed, and it is said , that a store will be built as soon as the company resumes. The Mudho.e mine, in Yavapai coun t lt ty, owned by the Penn Gold Mining : company. has been flooded with water r The water was struck on the 700-foo level when the ledge was reached, anc
 in 35 hours filled the shaft for 2Ot l feet. The presence of so much water a it is said, instead of being calamity I will be a benefit, for the operation: | have been heretofore frequently am h barrassed for lack of water.
 
 Q in Arizona is receiving special notice Y now. There are about 300 men employ l. ed in the district at the present, whi { I a few months ago there were none l. Besides this there are about 100 team l. employed. hauling supplies and ma !. chinery The location of the distric is on the Colorado river and embrace that portion of Mojave county lyinl Q between the Colorado river and th' T. Black mountains, north of line drawl > easterly from Needles.
 
 Wm. Fourr. the wei known DragooI rancher. has been in this city for Q couple of days. He was accompanie' . by his daughter, Mrs. James Lamb :, MT. Four is one of the old timer f. of Cochise county, having resided her V for over twenty years. He is at pres . ent engaged in developing a mininl V property in the north end of Dragons V He has now on the dump over ca , load of ore of which he will make n shipment soon. He recently shippe' n one car to Fl Paso which netted hin ,r ouite a little sum.-Prospector. d
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