Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-05

visions. This gang has been effect
ually broken up, however, and their
leaders killed, and thus, along with
the fact that the Yaqui question has
been minimized, If not practically set
tied for all time, the Suaqui district is
fully ripe for American occupation.
In anticipation of this propitious
moment many white foreign compan-
les and individuals have, during the
last few years, denounced and held
thousands of pertenencias OF most in
wiling mining lands in readiness for
the hour when unrestricted and unhar-
raised operations could be begun
Among them Ed. Austin and Charley
Cunningham, well known in this sec
ton and representing combinations
with heavy capital. were in Suaqui
when Mr.. Fisher left and have de
ncunced hundreds of perteuencias for
themselves and their people.
In this connection 1t is most peril
nent and significant TO reflect that
prospecting and denouncing great
areas of mining lands at the time
these parties did it was attended with
great embarrassments, inconvenience
and expense. not TO mention certain
physical risks. and those properties
would never have been SO located had
not the powers behind them harbored
supreme faith in their merit.
The Gnggsnheims, through their
able field man, Mr.. Burnhar1. have de
nounced ana arc PTEl'1tEIHs % F015I'
a system comprising a10Fft z'gS1 i;5f
/ neRcias. Colonel Martin, at the head
/ OF a Los Angeles combination OF cap
/ itai. has denounced about 2e00 perte-
nencias and is prepared to begin de
yelcpment work at an early date. Dr..
Burton, one of the few who went into
that district in an early day, has sold
his extensive holdings to the London
Exploration company through Mr.
Greet, formerly with the Guggenheims
and well known in Douglas. This
/ property has already been partially
developed by DR. Burton with satisfac
tory results.
| Besides this. it is akopen secrel
that the Rockefeller and Heinze pow
ers have thousands Of pertenencias 10
Gated in different parts of the dis
4 trict, and the ability of these people
to develop and operate their hold
ings is an item OF supreme conse
quence
Formation and Mineral Complexion
Lime, porphyry, granite and quartz
literally associated with iron in al
; most every instance. distinguishes th'
formation in the district as a genera
! proposition.
In the matter Of values, so Ear a
the district has been developed. goii
and silver have taken the lead, thougl
! there is an abundance OF copper
, which, as is oft times the case, ma,
usurp the FIRST place. Mr. Burnhan
and other distinguished mining mel
have freely expressed the opinion tina
as whole, il is the most broadly aIii
highly raiEeralized district they hay
ever visited, which, coming from sucl
: a source, Is difficult TO ignore or un
eer-estimats
II Among other properties which havl
I been the subject of preliminary dc
! | yelopment Mr.. Fishers Corona, thir
I weight miles southeast OF Suaqui, &
1 a most promising silver proposition o
! ten pertenencias from which he VII
! be able to ship with a fair profit OF
, he completion of the railroad
Il The ores In the district, general.
| speaking. are eminenfly and peculiar
Il y adapted TO concentration. The dis
itrict also possesses many fine place
I fields worked By the Indians ant
! Mexicans for centuries. the gold be
! Ing found in species Of conglomerat
lon the decomposition Of which It &
liberated and 1nds its way into tn
4 earth. Mr.. Fisher carries q nfigee
|, | from one of these fields for poke
4 piece. which demonstrates the prez
icnce Of gold OF coarse character an
fine quality. Mr.. Fisher owns Alice:
: pertenencsas Of this placer grouad