Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-23

which considerable development IL done
have been perfected.
The famous Rey del ORC group OF
claims, owned by Rand, Bond q Mar
tin, was sold for price said to be up
in the FIVE figures to John E. Mcintyre
of Nogales, who with Michigan and
Canadian capitalists will operate and
equip the property Several thousand
dollars worth Of supplies were shipped
this week to the mine, and force Of
men under Mr.. jerks, well-known
mining man formerly superintendent
of the "Klondyke" property which adj
Joins the Rey del ORC, is in charge OF
operations.
About one thousand feet Of tunnel
work has already been done on the ore
body. The vein averages five feet
wide and runs about $40 in free gold a
ton. Enough ore has been blocked
to warrant the erection of ten stamp
mill Immediately. A shaft of several
hundred feet will he sunk to test the
ore bodies at depth which will also
provide water for operating purposes.
Charles w. Phillips, wel1-known as
mining promoter of this district, on
his return from New York purchased
from Manuel Canezares and brothers
the well-known Tres Naciones- Flora
and Belle Manda group of mines or
Caliche mountain in the vicinity Of
Green Consolidated Gold company's
famous placer camp, for a price said
to be about $60000. A ten stamp mill
will be Immediately installed at this
property or on the Santa Domingo
river, which is a short distance Away.
second expedition personally con-
Quoted by George Ysebel left Hermo-
sello this week for Theron island to
gather in the few remaining Seri In
dians of that place who have been a
source of trouble to the government for
years. Theron island Is reported to
be rich in pearl fisheries as well as
mineral, and the authorities of the state
have decided to remove all obstacles to
its thorough exploration. Should the
Seris offer further opposition to their
removal the same treatment accorded
the Yaqui Indians, determination or a
trip to Yucatan" has been decided on.
A report from the Green Consol-
idated Gold company's placer property
says that the delay on account of
over and work from now on will be
pushed. The tunnel from bottom of
shaft, which was driven to draw the
bedrock, having accomplished its pur4
pose as was expected when the bed
rock was tapped, considerable quanti-
good size were washed by the inflow
of water into the tunnel and sunk
at bottom of shaft, which proves be-
yond question that the bedrock is las
was expected" exceedingly rich. Col.
w. G. Green is expected to arrive here
daily. being on his way from New
York.
A great deal of interest is taken in
the result of operations Of this COM
pany and it is predicted by people, in
a position to know, that the next six
ty days will prove to the world that
'iiio COMPANY Oilc VI UHe TlCneSC
placer mines developed in years.
Among the arrivals here the past few
days was Captain Jas Sheridan from
Hermosillo, near which place he has
been engaged in mining for several
years. Captain Sheridan has been a
heavy operator in mines at the head
of the Great Lakes for years and is
a practical miner. Should his visit
here to examine some gold and placer
properties prove satisfactory he will
make his headquarters here in the fu-
ture.
Thos. Steele, an old time Arizona
pioneer who makes his home at Wilcox.
has been visitor here for ten days
on mining business, and has closed ne
gotiations for some promising property
east of this place that runs high in
silver, lead and gold.