Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-20
THE MODERN.
The Truth and Nothing But the
 Truth About that PropertX

The Truth and Nothing But the
 Truth About that Property.
 Few people understand the intense and wide spread interest that is felt in the outcome in the Modern, the Cop per Glance and the Easter Sunday. The Glance is pounding away marfuI- ly with very satisfactory prospects in sight. The Easter Sunday for . few weeks past has reposed il a state that the illimitable Grover, would call Innocuous desuetude" As to the Modern. we happen to know it's status
 The first and most favorable symp- tom in regard to that property. was ex- tracred from cheerful invitation on the part Of Manager Briggs to climb in to a buggy with red gears, go out to the Modern, walk over the surface, then go down the shaft and take in the whole works with all its multifarious dips, spurs and angles"
 The invitation was promptly and gratefully accepted. since so many of our readers are interested in the out come of that camp. We found the trip from Bisbee to the Modern. which is about nine miles g little west of north from our own great mining cen ter, most delightful drive. repIete with sunny, grassy slopes, along with rolling landscape, drifting to the foot Of a majestic ridge, crowned with palisades of pCrphyry that would put the famous Hudson river to shame. When We approach the Modern. level stretches, adorned with live oak. stand out in wonderful contrast to the mar TOW gorges which characterize sthe average mining camp in this and every other locality. We are not disposed to make a flash play, for the benefit O. the Modern, or any other company, but that sunshine and scenery are en- titled to conspicuous notice and can only enhance the value Of the stocks Of dear old nature in her magnificent combine of health and beauty
 The first remarkable fact that af- fects a general estimate If the Modern is that well defined ledge or dyke of porphyry and quaTtzite is .traceable from the old Copper Queen property in Bisbee to the Modern hoist. i com plete and detailed description of the property must be reserved for another issue, as it will necessarily occupy considerable space. As a general propo- sition, the Modern which comprised 2S claims in several large an innum erable small lodges, the former assuming the proportion of dykes. The two larg- est, which gradually converge and join in the form of an immense blowout near the hoist. The matter compos- ing these immense lodges contains in every instance, a showing which while not sufficiently high grade for reduc- tion purposes, was surprising, consid- ering the magnitude of the body of which it constituted an average. In many instances, gold, silver and cop per ore was taken out in abundance, which would run away up.
 The one conspicuous feature of the camp that has impressed professional mining men most is the conspicuous aoltaia The hatteri calculations for the outcome of the development work in the camp are based on this fact, along with the trend of the miner al belt in that district, the variety and character of permanent lodges and the average which they contain, the con spicuous presence of fiourine stain throughout the camp and the almost constant presence of respectable values in every shaft they have sunk, every drift they have driven.
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