Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
Mining, Smelters & Stock Quotations
IN THE cHlRlcAAuAs
Paradise Record)


 There Is still much interest mani Tested in the Dunn Springs mineral belt, twelve miles northwest of Para disc. Several mining men have in spected that section recently. and all reports coming from it are favorable --soine of tiieni highly so.
 On the Rabbit group. J. A. Lewan- dowski is having some work done and has already sunk new shaft 10 a depth of twenty-five feet, resulting in some good ore showings. This shaft Is situated on 8 claim adjoining the Powers, RcCord and Smith claim on which the native copper nugget was found.
 On the Powers. McCord and Smith property, at the place where the mug get was found, a shallow open cut has ben run for a distance of about forty feet, crosscutting the general formation. Here more copper glance orc Eas taken csc., sc that altogether there is about 2000 pound of rich ore sacked. waiting for shipment This ore runs about s240 to the ton in cop per, and may carry a little silver. It is the opinion of some that enough rich ore could be taken out, with a little more development work at this point, to make good money for the owners, over and above the necessary mining expenses.
 During the past week a group of claims adjoining the Rabbit group on the north were filed on by Chamber lain and Hawkins and J. l.. Williams.
 The country between the Dunn Springs mineralized belt and Bowie and Dos Cabezas, beyond, to the northwest, has not been prospected very thoroughly, and it is believed to hold many claims worth locating and doing assessment work on. The same formations of lime, porhpyry and quartzite appear to extend all the way.
 It is therefore probable that at some future time several thousand claims beyond Duna Springs will be filed on, making the connecting link, so to speak, between Paradise and Dos Cabezas.
 The Taylor-Cardwell copper prop. erty is about four miles to the west of the Dunn Springs strike, and the belief is entertained that the main lead Is farther east. However that may be, there must be some copper country between the two( though not vet located). and if there is, 1t may prove to be worth finding. @ For both the Dunn Springs and Taylor-Cardwel properties, as copper propositions have a great future predicted fol them.
 Morrow and Chamberlain.
 The shaft is now down about 12C feet. Depth being desired. no at tempt is being made to follow the ore sinking at the same slight angle iron the perpendicular being continued The shaft looks about the same, being always more or less mineralized. The rock is breaking better, tho miners frequently making from onf foot and a half to two feet daily. His Royal Hiehness.
 The work of cleaning up and fillin9 up the inclines to make room for sink ing on the new vein is advancing rap idly. Thursday this work had ad vanced sufficiently so that the strip pirg of the vein was begun. The vein. with further work, con tinued to look good; and anothe weeks development of it will b' awaited with interest.
 And Stilf They Come.
 So far as the coming of mining eX perts Is concerned, Paradise has faret passing well for some time. Of coursi the arrival of a new expert does no always mean the visiting of a neT property, as some companies send tw' or three different men to report o! the same property; in other eases the same one returns for the purpos' of noting what has been accomplishet during the time intervening.
 The last expert, Los Angeles gen tleman. who departed for his hom Sunday morning. spent an enur week in the district, confining his al tentions mostly to one well know property on which deal is pending ! He also made a brief examination Q the indications and croppings on tn Ch4xicahua, with which he expresse | himself as very much pleased. S r,snk Oharmu1ler the Bisbee e1 peTf is expected to make another Vi: il to the district this month. i Before the first of the month, se7 eral gentlemen will visit and repol on a third property, conceded to D enc of the very best in the distTic This property has already been IT ported on favorably, and if the secon report be favorable the deal will D concluded at once. Operations vi in that case be begun immedlatei