Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-28
RICH MINING SECTION
ProSpectorS Returning From Yuma County Speak in
 Glowing Terms,
DEVELOPMENT GOES
 ON IN MANY PLACES.

lOSBCNNOIS huO nave lately returned from Yuma cOunCy speak in glowing terms of the great advances made in the mining industry of that part of the territory tributary
 to the Arizona and California railroad since the construction of the new roao l Was commenced.
 The general revival is not alone con fined 10 the Bill Williams Fork. liar Cuyars and Harqua Hala ranges, but sketches far beyond into the Short Horn and other mountains bordering farther south on the Colorado river.
 Seven miles northwest of Bouse's Wells. the Woods investment compa- ny, have a new shaft sunk to a depth of 135 feet 1n vein following a DOT phyry dyke, which cuts through the country formation of Gndesitic brec Cia in which there is an excellent showing of ore carrying good values in copper and gold.
 In this immediate vicinity McMahon and Bouse are developing two groups, known a. the Flying Dutchman of ten claims, in which there is also very good copper and gold showing. Bruce Linthicum and John Belese, short distancJ from the latter place claims each and meeting with good success.
 A the head of Lead Pass. the Mu- dtsback brotheIs are developing u group of p claims, some of which are very promising in copper. while others have excellent gold showings. Some very rich ore is being mined here from time 10 time.
 In the Arizona King mine. which is situated about IS miles southwest of Quartzite, and owned by Epes Ran Golph and Eugene s. Ives there is aI unbroken ore chute over 5000 feet iL length. and in some places from 90 tu 50 feet in width.
 The ore appears to be generally quartZose in character. the values be- ing carried in multitude of small yeinlets and threadlike fractures tra- yersing the rock. The mineralized belt is said to be 500 feet in width. At depth of 500 feet copper carbon ates occur The mine makes about c.50O gallons of water in the 24 hours, which is pumped into tanks and used in the cyanide plant, where from 150 10 1S0 tons of ore is daily treated.
 About fl miles southwest of Quartz ite in the River range. the Colonial Mining company under 9e manage ment of q Mir. Judd. has a shaft sunk Uo a depth of 35D feet, which is equip ped Wth- a gasoline hoist. The prin- Cpal value in the property is meI- cury. with some associated gold. silver and copper values. \ reduction planr will be erected at this camp ill the lear future.
 Il. !. Beemer is also developing d similar cinnabar proposition in Jh, saHic vicinity and meeting with good results
 h the ChOlIO mOurtian at ChOllo. C. F.. Chamberlain is engaged in the de- VriOpnent of a copper property i'll which there is a very good showing, some ore of an excellent grade being recently uncovered. The Copper Bot tom property in this vicinity is also being opened with very good pros poets.
 At Middle camp King, Pease and Brown are actively engaged in the de velopmept of their properties, while Is DtlLS CNil Tied or in this :iciEi;y by hoTi Amer jeans and Meyicans
 Seventeen miles southwest Of Quart Zite, Richard Darling. general mana ger of the ValenZuela Copper MII 2 company, has q fine showing of cop pC- ore in his mines. FourteCCn mon are at present employed underground. and this force will be considerably in creased as soon as a new 30 ton s.neir- CT recently installed on the ground is ready to blow in, which it is expected will be but a short time
 Or the south end of the Plomosa .Iange, where it joins the Short Horn mountains, number of nen are en- gagged in developing properties in which there is some exceilen; show ing, principally in gold. Wilson, Els chelberger, Hankin, Woods, McEn- tee Bros, Sincltair. and Henry LeRuy ell have properties of good promise while at Quartzitc. the Wills Sm2ltiCg company under the management of John Scaddin, in addition 10 develop ing its properties, is purchasing ores