Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Jack McGregOr Returned Yes teriay Affer Mapping Out work On tiae King Solo,
 mon Property. BUTTE PEOPLE HAVE
 INVESTED IN CAMP Woods Property Began Its Ore Shipments To Railroad
 Yesterday.

Jack BfcGregar returned yesterday from Syfvanita. where he was accomp- anied by Parker xSedman, mining su- perintendehe 6f The Copper Queen. The latter visited the New Mexico gold eaIf.p for the purpose of mapping out the plan of development work to be pursued on the King Solomon and Big Tohn claims, in which he is in. terested with Hoy, Kelly. Loehr, Me Gregor ard others. The work will consist, in the begiRning, of a shaft and tunnel The surface showing of this property have been of the best in the new camp. and as they have splendid tunnel sites and are contigu ous to the properties that have thus far proven well niReTalized on the surface. their exploitation will be fol- lowed with much interest.
 McGregor says that Butte people have invested in three claims adjoin- ing the Woods mine, ST 300 having all into hv the parties. The Woods prop erty began it's ore shipments to the railroad yesterday. The ore will be accumulated at Haehits for few days until it is decided which smelter t will be sent to, at Douglas or El Pasc. Jack reports the district i'm proving every day, insofar as the actual develoDment of the mines Is concerned. While the slight boom that cSsaracterized the camps opening month has discontinued there has been TO z.nmp. such as often follows the overcroNaing of new gold camps Every step hftzs being taken at the Eureka district is taken advisedly, not week passing without the occur renee of legitimate sale of property The misunderstanding that tied up the Hcleonab property for several weeks has been adjusted satisfactorily to all parties, and but few days will elapse before the property will be sending ore te the railroad.
 From the present progress of the camp it seems probable that Sylvanite will not experience the long period of dull ness that is the usual condition of similar districts in the days of their Drobation. With several companies developing their prcferties on a sub. stantiai scale it must be seen that no great time will eIapse until the show ing made will enlist the attention and capital of mining people of great wealth R
 Tbe Montana people who have made the latest purchase recorded are ru. mored to be members of one of the largest mining concerns in the United States. but definite information az to their oersonneI has hot yet been learned. The Sylvanite Globe Gold DeveloDment and others of the camps properties already deYeIrIped to com raratively large extent as prospects have received offers for their claims that 6 month ago would have been considered unusual. but in the light ot present indications they refuse to en certain thought of disposing of their properties at what they consider onlJ prospect prices.
 The assessment work on the lims belt northeast of SyIvanite is employ ing several miners Jack Randall visited Bisbee yesterday for supply of iuowder and left this morning fol New Mexico. Jack says he has neyei seen so splendid a showing of cope at such depth as marks the uncover ing of suiUhjde ore in that portion O the Eureka district. Jack is cope miner of thirty years experience. an, his opinion has been corroborated b, several others who have visited tn Broperties in question The great pos abilities of the gold Iedges have over shadowed the imDortance of this cor per rToperty. but it is destined t make stir in the future.
 When examined by person hayinI even rudimentary knowledge of COT per ores and formation, 1t immediatei