Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
IN THE EAST END.
Operations in the Paradise District from the Record.
 The Savage.

At the property of the Savage Gold ! and Copper company development is
 being pushed with vigor under the
 management of J. A. Lewandowski
 Work is being done in the two main
 shafts. The force was increased by eight more men this week. The work
 is being done by contract. While the
 number of men on the pay roll may
 at times get as low as 20, at other
 times from 30 to 40 men are in the
 employ of the company As this has been going on for many months. it is
 plain that this company has been an 1 important factor in the district. And this work is bound to tell in the end I for nothing counts SO much as devel. opment work, especially in new min. ing district.
 The mine commissary has recently been enlarged and now carries a full stock of goods. c. R. Temple is store keeper.
 The HenkeLTaylor Group. This group consists of IS claims in Wood canyon, II miles from Paradise, and is owned by c. M. Henkel of Bis bee and R. L. Taylor. Ore was en- countered on what is known as the Senator claim, where the major part of the development work has been done. The work done consists of a tunnel of 200 feet, and Mir Taylor, with two men, expects to carry the tunnel 250 feet farther, or until the main ledge is encountered. Three and one-half feet of ore were struck abreast of the tunnel, in a contact of lime and porphyry.
 So far, very little copper has been encountered in these claims, though it is expected that the ore will run into copper farther in the tunnel. Belief that this will be so is s.rength- ened by the fact that adjoining prop critics hold values mostly running to copper. Assays of some especially good samples showed values of s125 gold on the Senator claim. Besides gold, silver and lead are also carried, assays not much. if at all. above the average, giving values of s25 in silver and 20 per cent. lead.
 From the Empire State, which ad- joins this group of claims. ore has al ready been shipped by B. w. Claire.
 D. F. Williams. of Pittsburg. Pa, one of the stockholders of the Cochise property, accompanied MT. Alexan- der from the east and will spend few days at the camp. MT. Williams holds lucrative position in the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad. This was his first trip to the west, and he was more than pleased with this section and the property in which he was in- terested. The thousands of acres Of beautiful and fertile land in the San Simon valley pleased him. and he ionged to get hold of part of it. From Paradise MT Williams will go to Mex ico City, Sierra Blanca and Vera Cruz. He will then set sail for Cuba and New York and expects to have an enjoyable voyage on the water, returning to Pittsburg about April l.
 Con vasgreen will leave tomorrow for Cos, Sonora, Mexico. where he expects to be engaged in mining for some time. MT. Vasgreen still retains his intersts in this district. in the vii cinity of Portal The property owned by him consists of 24 pertenencias, sit uated nine miles east of Cos. It is a gold proposition, and at the present time future prospects for the mine are very encouraging. It adioins the Els meralda Asked if he did not consid CT it risky to live in that section. on account of the Yaquis Mir. Vasgreen said he did not. He explained that there were so many Americans around Cos that the Indians kept away. Tn one instance. he said, he knew posi- lively that the murder of mine own CT, attributed to Yaquis, was in reality committed by an American desirous of getting possession of the mine.