Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19

| HS tuHhSl "clh iS DIlnSInS IOTlH eA- cellent results.
 There is not a mine in the Jerome district that is receiving more attention from local people than the North Verde, especially since the company has put a force of men at work de- veloping the group. These men, Su- perintendent Movies informs the News, will be kept at the present work until the steam power plant is install ed, which will be within the next six ty days. The North Verde is a north extension of Senator W. A. Clark's great United Verde mine, acknowledg- ed to be one of the greatest producing mines in the world. To the miner who has had years of experience in the district, and to him who has spent years of life underground in the United Verde the development of the North Verde is a source of great interest They will tell you that the ore bodies in the United Verde extend north into the North Verde. and that depth will surely expose large and rich body of ore. Large, because the ledge which crosses the group is wide, and rich. because the ores at a depth of 900 feet in the United Verde are rich. This | opinion is not that alone of the eX. | perienced, miner, but is held by the | expert who has been over the ground
 and by the man who has become ia
 miliar, through long residence in min ing districts, with conditions favorable
 to the development of mines on miner | al bp1fG Tho Nau-c +ro
 in particular in Jerome who hold large
 blocks of North Verde stock who have
 been offered more than double what
 they paid for it, yet refuse to let go of one share.
 The company has a large group and 1 continue to add to it as opportunity | offers Financially the company is | in condition to proceed with develop. ment without fear Of embarrassment.
 as their Jerome bank account will at.
 test That they intend to do their
 work in businesslike manner, and in
 a way that means the rapid explora- tion of their property, is demonstrated | by the first class steam power plant | they have purchased with which to
 open up their property. This is the
 kind of a company the people of a mining district welcome Such compa- i nfes develop it's resources.
 At the Cleopatra General Manager Hull is pushing work at thre different points, and as progress is made condi. tions are improving. Mir Hull informs
 the News that just as soon as the roadway fyom the tunnel to the flat on the south side of the gulch is com. pleted he will start to remove ore from the mine, also that he will today start grading for the smelter which the company is to erect in the very near future.
 The diamond drill is again ar work on the Verde Chief group. after a few days delay awaiting the arrival of dia- monds. The ground now being drilled through is exceedingly hard, so hard in fact, that diamonds give away to 1t. consequently progress is uecessari- lv slow and is costing some little money.
 Good and remarkably encouraging news continues to come to the owners of the Eureka in Jerome. from that property. It's conditions are chang ing SO much for the better as depth is attained. that the superintendent has about concluded to continue the winze down to a depth of 125 or 150 feet be- fore drifting. The develoDments in this property have been far beyond the fondesJ hopes of it's Iocators and owr CTS. It is doing what all the ex- perts said it would likely do. and in fact would have to do to develop into a big mine. that was to oDen up-the ledge, to enlarge-and this is just what it is doing. The winze is now
 going down through sand carbonaJes, some quartz and sulphides. water is near. and as it is approached every thing in connection with the work ines is showing to much better advant- age.
 From the following advertisement which appears in the Prescott Courier, it appears that the affairs of that com pany are not running along as smooth lv as they mieht The fact that a man may be a business man and promoter of more than ordinary ability. and yet be unable to direct the development of mine, has many times been prac-