Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Thos F. Van Wagenen. a Denver mining man. was here for several days this week oxarIniug mining property. He formed a very good opinion of Globe mining district
 Harry Hancock. who was in town for the Fourth. brought samples of sulphide ore from Prinsle's claiR, sec end extension of the Chauncey Gum claim on the Mineral and Pinto creek divide. The ore is chalcopyrite go- ing high in copper and sulphur. In the drift he is running there is a ten inch streak of this high grade ore. The drift has been run 100 feet. and vii, be continued.
 l.. F. Rotsler was here this week from the mining property situated at Dripping Springs and owned by him self. R. F. Merritt and $. J. Curtis. Rich gold ore was struck some time since in a drift from the bottom of the $l00 foot shaf: and considerable of it has been taken out and sacked. The owners have decided not to ship any ore for the present. but 70 resume sinking the shaft.
 Ed and John Whelsn, who have been in town several days. returned this afternoon to the mine at the head of Pinto creek owned by them and Syd- nor & Sterns. They took cut 200 feet of galvanized pipe for the shaft. and will install a blower. The shaft. which is down 200 feet. will be sunk deeper IL has carried some good sulphide ore nearly all the way down and the present showing is very en- .couraging.
 J. M. Frederick and II. s. Buckner has bonded the Proctor mine situated on the divide between Mineral and Pinto creeks. The claim is develop ed by a tunnel 900 feet long in the breast of which there is at present an 1S-inch seam cf sulphide ore that car ries about 8 per cent copper Work will be resumed in the tunnel at once. On the Hillside claim. upon which Messrs. Frederick and Buckner have been working for some time. they will start a new tunnel that will attain q depth of 400 feet on the vein.
 At the McNelly and Crowley cop per grouD on Pinto creek. Con Crow ley has been at work for severa
 months running a crosscut tunnel tC intersect the main lead on the Ha & Al claim. the old workings having caved duriug the period of excessive rains last winter The new tunne 1 has been driven 17o feet and 70 feel
 of it in ledge matter through which i. ! scattered verv rich copper in the 1 form of a7urite and carbonate. sam "iea of which Con brought in witl him and which can be seen at w. T ! HcNelly's. The showing is fine. al
 though tho main lead has not ye ] been reached The McNeily an,
 Crowley property IS one of the mos promising ln Globe district
 j. B. Lunn. chief clerk in the office of the TroyManhattan Copper conlpa ny, was a visitor in Globe on the 4th I Speaking of development at the Buck i eye he said sinking was progressin,
 raDidly and the shaft is now dowl 3I5 feet. A drift started from tn
 900 foot level toward the main or,
 body was calculated to enter ore a 150 feet in, but after 35 feet had beel
 made sulphide ore was encounters which covered the face of the drift and will average 5 per cent copper There is a two-fcot streak in the fac
 that will average 9 per cent. and tn | prospects for a large body of higi grade ore are considered excellent
 The company is preparing to make
 smelter run next month coke bein inow received for the purpose.