Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-19
TRIANGLE MINE WILL
 RESUME WORK
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

The important announcement was made yesterday that the well known Triangle mine. situated one-haIf mile south of MeCabe, which has been shut down for over two years, by reason of financial entanglements, will resume operations in a few days. In fact. work will start as soon as supply of coal can be placed on the ground, according to a statement made yesterday by NJ. c. MeSweeny, ] who is one of the bond holders of the company, and a prominent busi- ness man of Cherryvale, Kansas. He is now in Prescott to arrange for unwatering the shaft preliminary to a thorough exploration of the prop erty, which by many mining men is considered to be one of promising possibilities.
 The Triangle Mining company was organized five years ago by George | K Lynch, who secured the Triangle claim from Sam Foran of McCabe, on a bond and option. It was not | long before he had the concern in i financial difficulties and a bond issue was floated by the stockholders in order to settle all the obligations, which was done, some of the credi- tors accepting bonds for their claims ! The bondholders did not foreclose on the property but reorganized the company and a number of those in l terested have secured an option and propose to develop the mine to an extent that will enable them to de- termine whether or not to take up the option. MT. McSweeny, who has had considerable experience in mining, has been sent by them to take the charge of operations. He said yes terday: "I have a certain amount of money placed at my command and shall pay cash for everything I get. We ought to know in six months whether the property has merit. Many mining men are of the opinion that the Triangle is on the same lead as the Jessie. We are putting up our money to find out. The first work will be to unwater the mine and I have ordered today a supply of coal to be shipped to Huron. The shaft is down 400 feet but I have never been at the bottom of it. There has been some drifting done, I un- derstand, but I do not know person ally the extent of it. Lynch sold a lot of stock to people in our town on misrepresentations He is now reported to be in Oklahoma.'
 Some good ore has been taken out of the Triangle, samples taken a, random from the dump assaying $40O to the ton. It is equipped with a good steam hoist and very little machinery will be necessary to be added in order to begin active oper. atiOns.
 I. ... .i- T. !. '. !. T. T. I. I. !. I. built to the latter point from the station. The Blythe interests cover over 10000 acres of land, and at the present time 1000 people are residing upon it. It is very probable that in a few years it will be one of the greatest agricultural sections of the west, and the intention is to reclaim every foot of land embraced within its boundaries. Experimental work is going on with various products, and some surprising results are follow ing.
 The building of the railroad al ready is the avenue through which mining and agricultural results are coming to the surface as if by magic anj where until at was started, a wild erness was seen, at the present time activity is prevailing all along ir Many miners are going into the noun tains adjacent, and the rich fnds have brought many mining investor: as consequence.
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