Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1906-10-28

feet long and that at its end, some two
hundred feet from the sur ace. sulphide
ores were found
Thirty years ago Globe was a great
producer of silver; the mines were in
quartz and at depth of from one hun
dred to three hundred feet copper APP
peared in such quantities that they were
abandoned. Now these old properties
are being worked for copper. This
being well established fact and the
surface rock in the mineralized zone
being largely iron-stained quartz, al
most everywhere showing the presence
of copper, think beyond question at
no great depth you will find large de-
posits of copper ore in sulphide form.
The tunnels into the hillsides would
indicate it, even if the history of the
district did not confirm such theory.
In conclusion, saw that the work
ing shaft now being sunk on the Hal
and All claim should encounter sui
phide ore at a depth eff two hundred
feet, and should be sunk to depth of
three or four hundred feet, at which
depth you will, | am confident, find by
prosecuting, chambers of ore that will
give you an immense tonnage and
place your property well to the front
as copper mine. Fifty thousand dol
lars judiciously spent in development
work will tell the story. The ore will
be found in a deposit as at Bisbee and
Jerome and even if confined to the
area of the mineral zone as shown on
the surface, win, | believe prove big
enough and rich enough to satisfy the
hunger of the most rapacious stock
holder.
L. E. PARISH.
Globe, Arizona, October 18th, 1906.
Mr.. w. S. Sultan. superintendent of
the Arizona Commercial Copper com
pany, in report written four years
ago. in concluding says: In all,
think the showing of the Crowley
McNelly property is far to exceed any
thing have seen in this district. 1t is
not an Old Dominion or a United Verde,
but it has all the indications to make
as good mine as either of the above,
etc"
Since the opening of this district all
ores, supplies, etc, have been trans |
ported TO and from Globe by teams.
The G. V. G. & N. Ry has authorized |
construction of branch lines |
to the Live Oaks. Keystone and Cont
mental mines. This will bring the rail-
road within three miles of the Arizona |
National Copper company and YoTam-
bien mines, and short connecting spurs |
will be constructed to each.
Proposed lines to the Gibson, Globe |
Western, Central, Holiday. Five Points,
Castle Dome and others are under con-
giving the present produc-
ing mines cheaper transportation and |
further development OF the !
entire district.
None of the stock OF the Arizona Ma
tional Copper company is for sale, but |
a bonus of the stock of the company, |
Of the same par value, goes with the
bonds. The bonds are redeemable at /
the option of the company at any time
after-two years at l05, and are issued
in four denominations of 500, $500,
81, 900 and s., 200, to suit the purchaser.
interest coupons attached.
The bonds. with the accompanying
bonus of stock, are offered at par.
The Arizona National Copper COM
pany is incorporated under the laws of
the Territory of Arizona, and is capital
zed at 10000 shares at the par value
IF $40 each. Thos. M. b. Hicks is the
president of the company; LIE Roy
Scholl, f. M, superintendent, and C.
H. Messerly, secretary.
The Offices of the company are at No.
WI Pine street, Williamsport, Pa, and
n Globe. Arizona.