Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-15
IN THE TIMING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of
 CoChse, Arizona and Sonora

ore in a single body anywhere in the
 world, being nearly two and one-half
 miles in length and of unknown depth
 and increasing width and as in all
 such ore bodies, increasing in purity
 with the increased depth. It is a won
 derful proposition.
 AS a mining enterprise 1t is very
 easy to access. being 4.000 feet above
 the Yaqui river, which is distant three
 miles at a point at which your smelt- ing works will be located. The ore
 will be transferred by arial tramWays
 carried by it's own weight from the
 mine to the shelter and at very small expense. The mining will be prac- tically quarrying, as the inclination of
 the lode is only about 10 degrees and
 between firm walls of granite and limestone. Timbering will not be necessary and the mining will be dry.
 Another feature of this ore is the lime
 stone contract. forming one of the very necessary duXes in reducing it.
 "Frcm every point Of view, this mining proposition seems to be en- dowed with every element necessary within itself to produce al very low [. There is now sufficient ore in sight,
 with the most extensive reducing plant that you can install, to keep several generations occupied
 New Workers Opinion.
 t.. W. Allen of New York, mineral ogist and mining expert, former man | ager of the Guggenhein Exploration Co.,. and Pueblo Shelter Co.,, reports as follows our labor will be the best obtainable in the republic Of
 Mexico, your fuel supply will undoubt- edly be derived from coal beds which have been discovered upon you prop erty, and coupled with the fact
 Iha, the property carries tim Der sufficient for mining purposes, places you in an altogether independ- ent position. since you can operate your property, produce your product and deliver the same in the markets of the world without calling upon other resources than your own. ex- cept for transportation from tidewator to Europe.
 Your ore deposits, being located on high mountains. are open to attack by the simplest mining methods, quarry ing and tUnnelilg being all that will be necessary for many years to come; therefore, the cost of mining will be reduced to a minimum, and coupled with the well-known values in precious
 metals, will enable you to deliver your fine copper in the markets of the world at prices which will put you entirely beyond the reach of compe- tition. have no hesitation in saying that the location of your property and the general characteristic of vein formation and naturalization. places it in class by itself, the like of which does not exist on this continent to my knowledge"
 William SaUntry of the Mauser- Sauntry Log. Lumber & Manufactur- ing Co.,, of Saltwater, Minn., and one of the best known business men of the Northwest closes his expression Of oppinion by saying: Tt is almost ! impossible for any one to give an idea even of what there is on this property. From what development has been done by the company up to this time, there is enough copper in sight of a cery high grade 10 run 8 or 10 of the larg- , est smslters now built for not less than 50 years. That is. the copper above water and, I assume inasmuch
 as copper is a deep metal that there
 is a very large body or ore below
 water level. 1 have demonstrated
 that ! beleve in these facts by sub scribing for all the stock can handle" '"