Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18
NORTHERN MINING DISTRICTS ARE
 HIGHLY ACTIVE
REPORT COMES FROM THEM OF VERY MUCH IN
 PROGRESS.
Some Fine New Ground Being Opened. Capital Coming Into Heretofore Neg 'eeted Sections Some important Late Discoveries.

tory, says the Pnoen1x Gazette, is in town from Congress Junction. He says there is great activity up that
 way.
 W. A. Clark, of the Fools Gulch
 mine. is in California exporting a
 mine for people from Illinois. As soon as he returns from Randsburg he
 will go east to meet parties who want
 to take up the Planet Saturn and
 make it go- This being one of the
 best known properties in central Ari.
 zona, it is safe to say that as soon as lit gets to work under proper condi-
 tions that it will move off in fine
 style.
 The Rincon Mines company is rush.
 ing things with their characrerisuc ivigor. and everything is looking very lgood indeed. So good that a new hoisting plant will soon be linstallcd
 with a capacity of sinking 2.0O0 feet.
 A milling plant with 50 tons capacity has been ordered to work the ores as
 they are taken out in the regular ae- lvelopment of the property. The work | is being done mostly on the Dixie ledge. That this company will meet
 with success is now practically assur- ed. for they do not work a few days and then quit They are stayers. and not afraid to give the property a fair showing
 D. J. Sayer. of the Saver Gold Mining jcompauy. which has recently taken over the Churchill group. is expected to arrive shortly ffs=oiisii Denver to iooisz iafter development work A contract Iof fifty feet of sinking in the bottom |of their shaft has just been completed. This gives a total depth of APO feet This ledge is one of the largest and most highly mineralized in this section of the country MT. Saver, being one of the leading mining men of Colorado and being heavily interested in one of the best producers in the state. is am ply able and competent to carry this project to complete success.
 Ed Zeigler, who has put in the last dozen years in building up Martinez and developing mining properties is stlli carrying along his development work over near the Planet Saturn's l properties. He has some fine show ings. and has recently encountered a heavy flow of water, but water in that 1 section is rather blessing than a i curse. Eds many friends are glad 1 that he has success in sight. He is the man who is responsible for the | splendid water supply the Junction l now enjoys. His success means the l success of the town.
 The Rich Hill placers produced over | two thousand dollars worth of coarse | nuggets during the recent rainy weath- | CT which uncovered the yellow bits of | wealth. Lucky hunters picked them l up.
 Through the instrumentality of Hon. | T. J. Morrison Andy Peterson and | Frank Czarnowsh have bonded their | claims. Mir Peterson's claims are sit | uated at the foot of Rich Hill and are very promising. Mir Czarnowsli has | one of the largest lodges in the coun- l try, being a group alongside of the | Leviathian ledge in which so many | Phoenix people are interested. The | claims of Mir. Czarnowski which are l said to Ne among the best in the sec tion and his many Phoenix friends l will be glad to know that he has a | new deal on foot which will soon l make him ore of the big mining cap | italists of the Territory.
 Captain W. c. Meeks. who has a | large freighting contract for the Anal l gamated Gold and Copper Mining l Company has started his freight teams moving freight to the westward agaln. | The floods Of recent days have great | Iv hindered the progress of freightilg i to the Quarrzite section. The captain | will make things hum now till the en- l tire plant for the Amalgamated is | moved out
 Reese brothers. who are in charge 1 of the Golden Wave Mining property | near the Congress are working with a | vim and getting things in good shape. l They are driving a tunnel which E.. intended to cut the ledge at a depth Jl a thousand feet or over and this be- ing done they will have their property | in fine shape. They are home boys and deserve success for their energy. |
 The Congress mine is getting back toward it's old time prosperity. Re cent developments have opened I'D good bodies of rich ore in No. shaft 1 and the mill is running occasionally. II is the opinion of many that it will not be many months till the camp will be in full operation once more.
 The real cause of the shutdown a the Octave has leaked out and it :s now understood on pretty good author itv that it was caused more from out side reasons than any trouble at Ihs mine. the oil trouble in Kansas hay ing something to do with it. The owr- CTS of the Octave are all oil men and l stand close to the Standard. All their time and money are required to pros ! ecute the fight in Kansas and in as much as the Octave had reached 2 place where some dead work had t5 be done as well as the immediate 1e cessity of the expenditure of large smouDt of mopey on the roads. it Is thought that this explains the red reasons for the shutdown.
 The Black Rock, which intended to move it's machinery from Congress Junction to the mines have several |