Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
MINING MEN FROM
 W|NkELMAh PLEASED
Phillips Thinks His Property Will Equal the London
 Arizona Mine.
(Phoenix Gazette.)

theodore Phillips and Frank F. Fowler, mining men with interests in the Winkelnan district, are very much elated over the showings made at their respective properties and are ex- pecting eastern capitalists here to look over the mines within a snort time. Phillips is preparing to in crease his force on the London Mount ain October Is. He is president of that company and manager of both that and the London-Gila. Fowler is president of the latter corporation.
 Only three men are now at work on the London Mountain and none on the London-Gila- Mir. Phillips will in crease the London Mountain force to fifteen within two weeks. Two tun- nels are now being driven, one being In about forty feet and the other a few feet less. The showings made are very encouraging and while Mir. Phillips does not believe that he has the best mine in that district, he thinks it will rank up with the Lon donArizona and other famous proper ties. His claims are twenty-three in number and extend for over a mile. The out croppings are not continuous
 
 found on the surface The claims are on the same fault as the Saddle MountainD properties.
 I don't like to say too much until We have done more work" said MT. Phillips to the Gazette. "Neverthe- less I have every reason to feel good at the showings already made. When We have our increased force at work We will soon know more of the real | truth
 About the 20th of this month a par. ty of St Louis capitalists are ex. pected to arrive in Phoenix and will | be taken to the London-Mountain claims by MT. Phillips. He is not yet ready to announce their names, but | one is a banker, while the others all occupy high positions in the financial world. Either four or six men will be here.
 | After we have shown them the mine We will turn them over to the real estate men of Phoenix" remarked MT. Phillips. That is the system of MT. Fowler and myself. We will noi alone show them how wonderfully rich Arizona is in a mineral way but will show them our agricultural re sources. We believe that will give Arizona some advertising she needs. About the middle of November two New York financiers are coming to l look over the London-Gila mine | which is only a short distance from the London-Mountain Both are on the banks of the Gila river, right above Winielman- The New York | CTS are identified with some other: who were here and looked over the London-Gila last summer. The mem bers of that party, upon their return made a very favorable report and raised some money, which is still il the treasury. But nothing has been done in the way of development, ex I cept to drive g long tunnel. This tun
 mel shows up some good ore, but i
 will cost at least sf2.0O0 to start de
 yelopment upon the scale Messrs Phil ], lips and Fowler have planned. AS soon as the men coming in Novembe
 have been convinced of the property
 worth it is hoped that the necessar mnoey will be raised and large
 force put to work.
 , Mir Phillips returned a few day | ago from Cananea and the souther | part of Arizona. He desired to iI spect the big mines at Bisbee an \ Cananea. Upon his arrival at Can
 anea, he found every thing humminl l Dr. Ricketts, he says, is rebuildin F thA camp the same as he rebuil g iGlobe Every mining camp has it ; setback-its period of depression-an l Cananea has had hers. Under tn q direction of Dr. Ricketts it is becon E ing a hustling city. Four furnace ,, are running full blast at the smelte e The c. & A. and Copper Queen at Bi f bee are the same mines they alway