Arizona republican., 1910-01-03

has caught sulphide ores at the depth of a feet and on which vein is sit uated the main shaft on the Pay Car claim. the surface conditions being practically the same.
 The Pay Car shaft is d vertical one now down 55 feet, the bottom being all in ore running five per cent copper and s gold. The croppings of the vein at this point run from 150 to 300 feet in width. an indication of an immense ore body below.
 There are numerous open cuts and assessment shafts on the various properties. One shaft near the Hearts Desire is down l04 feet and shows stronger for gold than copper. The dump pans about the same In gold as the Little Butte dump. This shaft is on the Francis No 8 claim
 on the Copper Giant there is 5O- foot shaft in large iron dike crop ping 300 feet wide on the surface. The shaft shows a good grade of copper and gold ore it's entire depth. A shaft on the J C b No. is down 90 feet and has practically the same showing as that on the Copper Giant.
 There is 4O-foot shawl on the C D No. . which at the present time is under lease This is a gold vein and runs about $50 in the sampling
 The Pay Car claim has a good gold showing. running about s100 per ton. There has not been sufficient work to prove the size of the ore, body but fine gold values.
 al. tl .Nn vein is the principal developing point for the present at least and Mir. Den ton says 1t is the purpose of the com pany to continue il as fast as possi- ble to the depth of 800 feet unless sul- phide ores are encountered before. He has great faith in the. generally ac- cepted theory that to make a big copper mine one must reach the sul- ] phide zone, when if there is an ann | pie quantity of ore It will enable the | smelling of the sulphide and the up- ! per ores together. the latter some | times being very rich and yet not sufficiently so to make shipping a | good investment He has no doubt ! but that that the sulphide body is | there if one goes deep enough and to that end he does not propose to stop for any crosscutting or drifting until he has attained a depth of 50( [ feet. unless the sulphide zone is en- countered sooner.
 He has two shifts of three men each working now in the main shaft and there will be no cessation of their labors. More men will be employed as fast as they can be economically | ngel Ha alSn haS fObf
 ployed on the Bouse Gold & Copper ground mentioned below. and alto gether it makes him small but a well organized and effective force
 MT. Denton is just as enthusiastic as he ever was over the Bouse dis trict He says the Little Butte is showing up nicely. all that could be hoped for and that the present own CTS are managing it in a manner de- signed to make it big property and not a mere prospect This please. him and he is just as anxious as anN one to see the Little Butte gair depth for that he believes will dem onstrate success for most of the wei known groups in that district
 The Rouse Gold and Copper com.
 pany has behind it as president. C. NJ
 Markwell of Los Angeles. who is als, ! heavily interested in the HercuS
 mine in Idaho. Mir. Denton has con- tract for sinking an incline shaft
 for this company and is now dowI
 l3o feet. He expects to carry thi,
 to the 500-foot level also before cross
 cutting. The shaft is sunk on tn,
 vein. being in good grade of millin, gold and copper ore all the way down