Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-26
Work in Quartz.

Work tn Quartz.
 A gentleman from Douglas saw the
 subsequent assay on this quartz with
 out visible gold It assayed one hun dred and fifty two dollars gold, four
 ounces silver and three per cent cop
 per ton.
 He is an experienced mining man, formerly from Cripple Creek and ether gold districts and seemed conservative. he said carefully prospecting for gold 1 quartz. We found the 'sooaers' had located nearly every thing in the high range. so we were compelled to go outside of the section the oldtimers though worth working. So we struck out for the eastern foothills and luck fly found our big vein. We will go 10 Douglas to get our supplies aud cut fit to begin active development work.
 e Did you get any. location?' No replied MT. Davis. Trspent three days climbing steep hills and decending great canyons. I found many splen- bbbbbbb emf emf cfifw mfw mfwyw did looking Assure veins, but almost invariably I found some fellow, most ly railroad boys had anticipated me by two weeks and posted the omnipresent notice. Maybe it Is just as well how ever, as they may have families and I am single. But I certainly would like to take hand in that district to help prove its extent, richness and continuity. Most of these railroaderE are Fl Pasoans, I think.
 The PIacers.
 Of the placers, Mir. Davis said:
 T simply rode by where the meu were working in the various gulches. I made no tests, nor did I see any made. arrived at the psychological ' the bonanza quartz vein was every one and lost inter | est in the placers. However, I talked i with MT. Clark, an experienced mining man, who with his brother discovered r the first pIacers here. He has small | dry placer machine and told me he was saving from ten to twenty dollars in gold a day. He is having q larger 1 one of different pattern made Ill Hachita and will soon operate on q large scale. I saw several bottles of | the placer gold saved. It is all course, the largest nuggets I saw weighed nearly half an ounce. Most of the gold was the -jrss os course gun pow der up to wheat Nr. Claxk, formerly gas employed by Captain Brftton Davis, in charge of the Ventura mine In Sabinal, Mexico. ard his home is N Psso. He informed me that he kas found gold in nearly every canyon and rsyine around the Hachits mountains, the circumference of which would be fifteen miles, and has gotten good oolorss three miles southwest in the plains, and six miles easterly in the IiIisssss vcmfwy mfwy mfwy mfwfwf draws. I asked him his ideas of the future of the Hachita as gold dis trict. He replied While the placers are very interesting. especially to me, as they pay all my expenses, still look to the future of the camp to rest of the discovery of gold in the quartz, n the northwestern foothills, near where my placer machine is working hat pans course gold. similar to the placer gold. We do not care to boom pr get any wild cat excitement here, put are quietly working out the prob em on our own resources. also net Mir. Litch, mining engineer who s much interested in the district and ias great faith in it's future.
 ''The only one I saw working in yeins was mining man who owns thef group. He is an assayer md engineer of twenty odd years, par icularly around Prescott and the dagollons, N. NJ. He says his pay treak runs an ounce in gold. This is me of the old tim abandoned pros, ,ects of twenty-five years ago. This ode is traceable across the entire two miles. One wall is oia- ite and the other quartz porpnyry.
 The walls are about five feet apart. This has never been prospected except n a few places.
 The Geology.
 What is your opinion of the geology !. 1T the district? To this Mir. Davis re-