Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-22
CoChiSe COunty~.and BiSbee Suburbs

and 4 ounces in silver, total per ton s2072.
 It will thus be seen that even the lower grade ore lon the hanging walD carries very fair values: and that the high grade ore is exceptionally good.
 Several tons of rich ore are in sacks on the dump, and as soon as a car load is taken out shipment will be made. Two miners are now at work
 The His Royal Higness claim is on the main mineral lead of the Chiri- cahuas. and either adjoining or not far away from the group in which it is located are such well known prop critics as the Virtue, the Fink, the Duffner, the Morrow and Chamberlain, the Bernoudy and others. The vein strike is of course from east to west, and at present the vein dips into the hill at an angle of about 45 degrees. The contact is lime-pOrphyry. The ore gangue is lime The ledge is consid- cred to be about 100 feet wide, this find being in lime at the south, while the ledge terminates in a big porphy " blowout at the north. This ledge has been traced from east to west on this property for a distance of 2000 feet.
 Only a few feet from the surface, just off from a 5S-foot incline, the rich pay streak was encountered. After some exploration it was decided to leave the hanging wall for the present and sink on the foot next to the rich ore, dumping the waste into the old 5Sfoot incline and into the new 15- foot incline at one side Within a few days the new shaft will have been straightened and cleaned out, and then the rich ore will be followed where ever it goes.
 In the two workings mentioned and in several others nearby inelines, the deepest of which is about twenty-five feet, there are fine ore showings, the vein usually being from two to four feet in width nearly all the way. The recent strike, however, disclosed the richest ore yet encountered or this property.
 In one place the pay streak men tioned was ten or twelve inches in width.
 Paradise a High Grade Camp.
 Two years ago it was more or less generally believed that Paradise was destined to be a low grade camp. At the present time, however, all who have continually kept in touch with the development of the district agree that it will be a high grade camp. This change of opinion has been brought about by additional work ac- complished during that time. At the Savage, the Snowfall shaft at ITO feet discloses ore richer than ever.
 During the past two years the Scan land tunnel, after running 450 feet, at taining a vertical depth of 300 feet. showed ore Gin drift from tunneD run ing from to 10 per cent. In the Hor- ace incline on the same group, copper l carbonates soon gave place to sul. | phides and now at a depth of 150 | feet the ore carries a higher percent age of copper than that in the tunnel The Doran and Gallagher shaft has | been sunk to the 100-foot level and the ore steadily improved all of the way.
 At a depth of 250 or 300 feet in a 160foot tunnel, there is on the Fay lor-Cardwell property ore holding IF per cent copper.
 The COrkscrew 3OO-foot incline on the Chiricahua Is more than two years old. but will nevertheless serve as an illustration. On reliable authority it is reported that while this shaft was started in low grade ore, the ore steadily improved with depth and is high grade in the bottom
 In fact, low Wade ore is scarce in the Chiricahuas, and the high grade article is to be seen almost every where. The croppings and the sur face ore almost invariably carry high values in copper, and as We have just seen. with depth it is almost invar- iably good grade