The copper era., 1904-04-21

ground crossed is found to be highly mineralized. but no samples have been taken to ascertain its values. IL i- believed by the management of the property that this vein is one of the best in the whole district and cer- tainiy one Of the best in the group Many tons of the ore have been ship ped to ,he mill. 1t is found that about fifty per cent Of the values is free and that d large percentage Of the balance can be recovered by concentrations kingman Miner.
 The marvellous developmen. in the mines of the Imperial Copper Co. and Of the Twin Buttes, fifty miles south of the Silver Bell at the lower levels indicates that We have anot her copper region in Arizona, which will rival those of the famous United Verde. The Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona. None of these mines have shown such bodies 0; high grade ores as are being developed in the Im- pcriGl and Twin Buttes mines. The 'act is in the chain Of mountains from silver Bell to the Twin Buttes are ,ound q series Of copper deposits or veins which seem to indicate that the~e is d continuous copper field from one camp to the other a distance of fifty miles or more. Pima county will yet prove one of the most inn portant copper fields in Arizona Star.
 The Quartette mine is wonder and has enough ore in sight to keep 100 stamp mill going for a long term Of wears. Mir. Sinclair went through his property and says that iu the 600 foot level. at the end of drift go feet in there is a face Of ore thirty feet wide. with no walls, that will go $50 to the ton in gold, and as this shoot extends clear to the surface. and is of varying width and value, which prohibits a careful estimation Of its real worth, the"e is no doubt but that it will pro- duce untold millions. Other mines on the trend of this great zone are being opened up, and all show evidence of great value. The Quartette company has two stamp mills in the district, one of twenty and one of ten-stamp capacity. The former has not been operated since the strike was in- augurated seven months ago, but the small mill is running steadily and the product of gold is so great that the outside plates have to be "scraped" sometimes twice day. Nevada Bonanza.
 Charles Eaton appeared here re- gently and opened faro bank sheriff Wills kept an eye on the game and saw some things that looked suspicious. He finally made up his mind that Eaton was dealing brace" game. and Tuesday evening, while the game was running. the sheriff arrested the dealer and took possession Of the box. He examined the box on the spot and found that it contained 55 sanded cards. He brought Eaton before JLSbitt I D. DcNlDN tbi exam nation. The prisoner pleaded guilty and was given the minimum penalty fixed bv law, which is Sl00. and the costs Of the case. The faro man dealt out" the Sl00 and costs to the court and upon being released went in quest of 'greener fields and pastures new" He could not do otherwise, as the sheriff revoked his license. This is the second game squelched here for cheating. The Arizona statutes provide severe penalties for cheating at games of chance and the gambling fraternity had as we'll make up their minds that they must run straight games fl they expect to do business here. Sheriff Wills will enforce the law, regardless of friend or foe.-Florence Blade.