Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
PARADISE DISTRICT
 STILL VERY ACTIVE
The Savage Is Now the Most Prominent Camp and Con-
 dition Is Good,

From every person who arrives from the Paradise mining district in the Chiricahua mountains good reports of that mineral country are obtained.
 At the Savage the long trestle from the tramhne to the smelter Is nearly complete; the well, after having been deepened, has developed water sufi- cient for all purposes of the camp; the wagon scale is being placed in position and as soon as the hauling of fuel from Rodeo is finished the smelter plant now in readiness. will be started. The company is pushing its work especially in the shafts Shaft No. is now 145 feet deep and stoping is. being carried on; the depth is attained slowly There is no waste coming out Of this shaft and the ore is
 of excellent grade; the copper will av- craze about per cent while the silver runs high as rule, in instances reach ing value of hundreds of dollars
 From this shaft tramline carries the
 ore to the smelter, distance of half
 mile.
 Shaft No. is on another vein, para llel to the first, both of which are more than 1000 feet long. The work Is all in the vein and while its width Is ex- pected to be twenty feet this has not yet been definitely determined. The ore is high grade. running from s22 to $1s6 to the ton. Crosscutting is now under way and stoping has been commenced Other work is making favorable showing and all pointing to the undoubted value of the property. Work has been going on steadily at the Savage for three and half years and very soon the owners of the prop erty will have bullion evidence
 of the value of their mine. Mfr. Ieweracwsli. who is a mining engineer of ability, has beeR constant
 ly watching the work at the Savage
 and deserves credit for bringing the
 property from a virgin prospect to a
 mine of value, now nearing the diyi-
 dend paying basis. He has been faith ! full in his efforts to develop the Saw
 age and deserves all the benefits
 which will now come from it. The option taken on the property of Taylor and Cardroct in Wood can yon by eastern parties has created quite a stir in the mountains. Good
 showing by the work done has been 50 attractive to the new holders of the option that they have no doubt but what the deal will go through success fully.
 Morrow and Chamberlain are doing
 good work on their group near Para
 disc. The ores shipped to Douglas and
 Fl Paso smelters have netted good re- turns to the owners. The ore is of good grade and the showing lends to prove that in time another good mine will be developed.
 William Kline, of Douglas, is said
 to have acquired some good property, too, but much secrecy is being main ltained by the owners and nothing def
 nite could be learned. 1 The Virtue company is said to have
 reached good ore with their crosscut tunnel. The value is not known yet. This company adjoins the Savage as the southern end.
 J. A. LewandowskFs Rabbit group,
 near Dunn springs, keeps on showing
 well, revealing real earmarks of an unusually good property. The surface
 showing is more than good. and the
 size of veins, coupled with high values.
 will undoubtedly develop this prospect into a good mine. The vein on the southern slope of the range is fifty feet wide and can be traced easily for 1000 feet in length. Here the richest
 ore is encountered and the values are up to $200 per ton. The surface is
 crossed in all directions with Streaks of carbonate and whenever uncovered invariably open up good bodies of ore. Native copper has been found here. The vein on the northern slope Is about eight feet in width, showing good carbonates, while contact oi lime and porphyry up to 100 feet in width and running for the full length of six claims, shows ore in many places. Prospecting work is being done steadily and many shafts are De ling sunk to further determine the lvalues.