Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-11
The Mecabe Group.

This splendid prospect has, not set been formally christe2ed. The fact is, the management have been sn busy ip title ard development work that
 ey nae .C tiu.5 for euch formaiities. We call it the "&cCabe.;' because Joseph's name was the first 10. ap- pear on the location notice. ..
 The pal ties interested in this prop osition are Joseph McCabe, Lee Snod- derly. F. NJ. Johnson and Little Deli Louis, all pretty good men. take 'en as they run"
 The fat lands are gaining every day Away down in the lowest part Of the mesa between the mountains Of Bis bee district and the Mexican line, 2CCd 5.e in places mas been found The formation cannot be distinguished from that on the surface on the Uop- per Queen and Calumet & Arizona. and the slim claim that this Is desert land and the like is growing cimmer every day.
 The property consists of five Eui,
 claims about and 1-2 miles south
 east from the postof6ce of Bisbee anf
 about the same distance in the same
 direction rum the famous Copper Queen producers. the Car. the Hoi-
 brook and the Spray, about two miles
 in the same interesting direction frcnn
 the celebrated Calumet & Arizpna.
 and about one mile southeast frou1
 the Lake Superior & Pittsburg. shart N o.2, not to mention the fact ttlaz. is a neighbor to the new and pr"an- ising Calumet & Cochise at a tistanci
 of one mile north This makes an at
 ,ractive combination whether anything | has been developed or not
 The owners and promoters, raa,hz-a from developments oD their distfr guishei neighbors, that co1fsfderSos depth must be attained before re suits of consequence can bs expected yet an s6 foot shaft has snown grat
 flying results in gold from top ss
 bottom, besides asays of , per cen , copper. The probable. almost tnev itablc result of mature devesopnent will be a large body of copper ore carrying the already important vafue' in gold as a biproGuct An incident col0re.h with tragedy, explains th' l reason that no further work has beer } done in this particular shaft Som' fired into the shaft at an, 1ntisttnc ] two years ago, a little boy innocentJ object which happened to be a box O ? giant powder stored there for eak' , keeping, with the result that the Tt Itle. fellow was killed and the shaf : wrecked beyond possibilities of repair l It was systematically sunk and tim bered and was intended as a worHin; ; shaft till destroyed.
 II Title work had been carefully pef : formed on the property since that an' - the owners have had several ffatteT1n! : offers not only in view of what l-- : property has developed, but principa- lily. perhaps because of it's location il
 relation to the magnificent producin n properties in the camp Of Bisbee. g It is more expensive to stope an y handle ore in a vein having dip ( + less than 8 degrees than in one wher 1 the dip is 40 degrees or over. for tn n reason that the rock will not run D @ gravity on a rock slope of less tha p 35 degrees, and much shoveling bt F. comes necessary. In such a mine e is economy to drive the levels rathe j. closer than in a steep vein. In som ,, veins of high angle of dip. the level o are run 150 to 200 feet apart. In s fiat vein, such as above referred t F. the levels should not be over GO to
 feet apart.