Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
HUSTLE TO STRING
 TELEGRAPH TO SYLVAETTE


 LI-B.E. Oct 31. The southwest. crn lr. ,rmcut Company .occntly argani . ot Bs.c.. i.Ia, ung two miles ,. poles .Ii U'.r- between Incni' ,rI sylvan ,c. They expect to ha,' nc Hnc completed to sylvan. itc hy November 3rd. thereby winning 70 bonus O. tlub raised by the men of the camp offered for getting the lines in in time to give the election returns.
 Representatives of inc company nerc say that connection will also be made with inc Anderson Apache Copper Company. property, located twelve mile, from lIachita, and that if fu. turc developments justify they will extend their lines tp Douglas, thus giving through connection with the new gold camp for the Bsbee people. It is also reported here by authorized representatives of the company that q telephone exchange will be installed at Sylvauitc if it becomes permanent camp
 Frank j. Graf. who K interested in thc Skyscrapcr and IIandcar mining claims in the Sylvanitc district, yes tcrday received returns from the firm nf Franklin. Smith Co.,. assaycrs. of samples taken from these two claims The assay gave returns ranging from t9o per ton to $500 per ton.
 Yesterday prominent business man of Bisbce received a telegram from Burlingame in Denver, one of the not. ed assaycrs of the west, pronouncing the ore at Sylvanitc, of which sam. pies were sent him. to be calvaritc, q form of tcllcrium ore richer than syl. vanitc.
 The above two paragraphs tell the la,cs, developments in the new gold camp in New Mexico.
 With each succeeding day it k be. coming more apparent that Sylvanitc is destined Co become a permanent camp. The opening of five foot vein on the Skyscraper and IIandcar claims has caused renewal of the excite mcut which attended the first account of the new discovery. The assay re- turns received hv Frank !. Graf were made from samples taken from these two claims. and the result has been to establish beyond the question of a douht that cap,rritc is to hc found in this new camp and that the area tx big from which the rich ore has been extracted.
 Dr. Gonzales. part owner in the last evening after spending the day in ! the camp. He was working with two miners when the five foot vein on the | liandcar was discovered. "Nou may say without any exaggeratiOn. said Dr. Gonzales. "that we have five foot vein opened up upon which we will put force of miners to work i'm mediatcly, and the indications are that we will be shipping si5o ore within a few days
 Gus Heyman. q travelling man, well known throughout Arizona and New from Sylvanite. Mir. lleymsn spent several days there and met many old time miners nc has known for years in Arizona and Nevada.
 "l do hot profess to be miner, !" said Mir lIcyman, "but talked with these old timers, and 1 am willing to back their judgment. The concensus of opinion is that Sylvanite is a bet. ter prospect for big gold camp than Cripple Creek was in the early stages of that camp. gathered this opin- ion from the miners talked to and many of them are from Cripple Creek
 Mir. Hcyman states that it is now possible to obtain comfortable lodg. ings in the camp and that the hard. ships of the last few days nave been overcome.