Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

a big success there. He has charge of the work on the Clara and he will show up the best property in the country in 6 short time. | know what he can do and what ae will do. In fact it will not be but short time until the capacity of the smelter will be enlarged and even if it is enlarged to ten or one hundred times its size of $50 tons per day, there is ore enough to keep it running for a thou sand years. The company slas so much ground too. You see they have one hundred and fifty-five claims and every claim is good property. The ore is all self-fluxing ores, that is they will not have to haul in any Aux. Some of the shafts run little more in iron than others and some run Q little more in silicta, etc, but on the whole the company will be able to snelt their ores without mill ing or importing any fluX. II is for this reason that the treatment of the ore will be very cheap process and the gold in the ore wiil always much mere than pay al the expenses of mining and treating the ores so taat the company will be able to compete in any market in disposing of their copper. Just as soon as the smelter is put in working order they will i'm mediately install reduction works and ship the copper in bars.
 "I believe that Rouse has the fin est climate in t,Ie country and there is DO reason why it will not be a good sized city in a short time. The loca- tier is fine. The land lays excellent and win 'make beautiful city The resources are here to make a rich country and the only thing necessary was tae railroad. and now you anFe that. so there is TO reason why de yelopment will not go right ahead and you will find that 1t will go ahead too, T am very glad to have had the opportunity of making you visit here and you can rest assured that it is not my last visit l will be back in February and will try to make a longer stay
 This was Tom Cullen's first trip into western Arizona especially that portion along the line of the A. & C. railroad. I'll tell you boys you have one Of the greatest countries in the world here" said he after spending three days in the mountains and one day in Bouse. "I certainly love this climate. You have a location for mighty good town here and 1 believe you will make it. in fact l know you will. 1 was all over the Clara prop erty and it is the biggest thing I have ever seen. l never supposed that such enormous bodies Of ore existed as l saw there. It is simply wonderful and ] believe that property will, with in the next few years, be the great est mining property in the world. The ore is very rich in both gold and cop per, but of course principally copper although the gold values are very good. have often heard of this prop erty but 1 never had any idea that lit was so large or that it had such ere bodies as il has. But I Ike your new town here at Rouse and | wish | could stay longer with you. With such a mine as the Clara only sixteen miles from you and also that all sup ! plies will go through Rouse to the ' mine is bound to make Rouse a good ltown. Even when the railroad is ! built to the mine. Rouse will always be the principal town and the whole sale town. They tell me, too, that 1 there are hundreds of good prospects ! in the aills and mountains surround | ing Rouse and this Rouse valley. If | that ls so this is certainly the great ! est mineraliZed section in the coun- ! try. ] am mighty glad I made this i trip bere and l am going to come hack soon again"
 l This was George MitchelFs first visit to the mine since the opening i Of the new tCwnsite and he was very much pleased to see so much activity going on. T am glad to see th!nSs moving along so rapidly. We are go ling to have our smel1er running with fla three months. We have part of it on the ground and will nave the bal ance of il there before long. We are building our pipe line from the riveI to the shelter site and that will be completed before the smeiter is ready The railroad will be built in there
 very soon. ! am just now waiting
 on the X. & C. people to see what
 they are going to do and if they dc
 not build that line this spring theT
 l will build it It must be done soon
 because we can not afford to haul
 our fuel in by wagon or our products
 out We have the money to build tho
 road with and will build it oHrselye:
 if the railroad company does not. This
 road will start right here at Bouse
 and run out to the mine and will bs
 used to handle freight for other prop
 critics besides the Clara. 1 have al
 ways said that BOuse is the propei
 place for a town and am very glad
 10 see these boys going right ahead
 with it I am glad 10 help them ou
 10 any way l can, because it is goot
 thing"
 The most enthusiastic convert to
 the merits of Bouse, among the party
 was Bob Morrison. He simply fell
 in love with the town and showed nj
 faith in the future of it by buying hal
 block of business lots. He was ais'
 retained by the townsite company as it. attorney.
 q tell you. boys. this is the place