Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-11
The Smelter City BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW BUREAU TENTH AND AVE

BISBEE DAILY REVIEW B
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 Harry L. Smith, president Oi the Roy Mining company, arrived from the mine last night where he had been for several days. MT. Smith brings excellent reports from that camp and was gratified on his arrival there to find that as a result of development work which has been going on for the last eight months to develop the value of the Roy Property ar greater depth one of the richest strikes ever made on the mine was recently made. This development work is all below the work which has heeI done here tofore on the property and which has yielded the rich ore for shipment and to feed the small mill and demon strates that the values in this well known property are continuous.
 The new strike consists of penetrat- ing a deposit of ehlorides and sul- phides This body has been cut for twelve feet and it's size has not yet been demonstTa' I'd, but fer twelve feet t IS all ore of gnnH shipping grade besides through il gees a streak of black sulphides, varying in width from three to six inches which runs from 5000 to 4.OO0 ounces in silver
 Mir. Smith says the river is now down and he has the road lined with burros and mules packing ores and concentrates from the mine to YZabel station which is the shipping point.
 Mir. J. L. Obermuller, superintend- ent of the Roy mine, returned last night from Alamos, Mexico, where he had been for two weeks looking up some property in that section of So- nora.
 The recent visit of the Fl Tigre stockholders and officers to that pro perty proved to be most satisfactory to all who are interested in the pro perty. During the last two weeks there has been an important strike on that property which further demon Strates it's value Concerning the flu ture of this property nothing definite is known. It was reported that the offices of the Fl Tigre were to be re- moved to Kansas City and this re- port is confirmed by Mir. Graham. who retired from the presidency of the company at the election of officers held here last week. MT Graham was elcted as vice president and general manager of the company and remains in charge of the operations at the mines, but it is known that he and other local stockholders have dispos- ed of much of their Fl Tigre holdings and it is quite likely that there may be a further change in the manage ment before long.
 Tim Lambertson is in receipt of a letter from his brother, Marion Lam bertson, who has some mines east of the Fl Tigre, stating that there has recently been much activity in that section and some fine gold strikes have been encountered. On one property owned and worked by MT. York ore was encountered which gave an assay value of 240 ounces in gold. Geo. Woodward of Moctezuma. and his associates denounced practi- cally the whole country, not includ- ed in previous holdings.
 Heller & Wright of this city, who are in close touch with the mineral industry in Sonora, are of the opin- ion that there is much improvement in the conditions of the country south of and tributary to Douglas over those prevailing year ago. They note that
  Der of men representing eastern cap ital going into Sonora looking after mining properties and with these men they are doing considerable busi- ness. This they regard as a good omen. A year ago most of the bus mess of this firm in Sonora was with proSpectOrs, whereas now they have many calls to examine Sonora pro perties for eastern companies. An other evidence of advancement of the Sonora mineral country is the fact that much machinery for development pur- poses is going in. This shows that the slow process of development with a windlass for a hoist is giving away to machinery which is encouragine.
 c. A. Romadka, president of the Fl Globo Mining company, operating near NacoZari, arrived in Douglas yes terday, coming up from the mines. He is now working forty to forty-fIve men at the Fl GlobO and the progress of development is entirely satisfactory. Plans have been perfected for a stamp mill and bids have been asked for its construction It is the intention 10 put the mill in operation as soon as possible. An enormous amount of
 
 ing treatment and it is estimated that practically 15,000 tons have been blocked out by the development work done to the present time.
 It is reported that the Wisconsin mine, located near the Fl GlObo prop erty in the NacoZari district, has been sold. It is known that Mir. H. E. Hel- Ter, of this city, examined this prop erty recently for intending purchas- CTS, but this morning MT. Heller could not confirm that any sale had been consummated. Parties up from So nora are confident that the deal has practically gone through.
 The Don Carlos mine, also in the Nacozari country, recently purchased by John Holmes of Laramie, Wyom- ing, is showing up very handsomely with the development work being done. Ten men are being worked and ore shipments are expected to start soon from the Don Carlos.