Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
PARADISE
lParadise Reeord.) Chris. Grauer,

well as rich lead ore, is the attract i've feature in connection with this property. In a shipment made sey. eral years ago by D. J. Doran. the two grades of ore yielded smelter re- turns as follows: First grade-62lL per cent lead and 5S ozs. silver. second grade. 27lA to 30 per cent. lead. and Is ozs. silver. And Mir Doran state sthat of the sh h-pmcnt made, there was almost as much of the first grade ore as of the second
 Another important characteristic or the ore. as indicated by this shin menti Is its great adaptibility 10 smelter treatment. The first grade ore commanded a premium of s2sO while the treatment charges in the case of the second grade ore were only s2sO.
 This ore and large portion of the ten carloads shipped from the gloup was taken out of a winze from the main tunnel of the Eureka clam af 70 feet in. The tunnel runs dpe south. And the winze. 15o feet deep IS sunk on the vein in a westerly di. rection. at an angle estimated at eO deS. As the tunnel at the winza is about 70 feet below the surface and allowing for the downward slope of the mountain westward, the vertical depth in the bottom of the winze is calculated to be 150 feet.
 The vein is a pipe, which SO far mas been almost, though not entirely continuous. the winze being bottoYned m ore at he present time. If on- ened out fin one place. to a small ore chamber, but the hoped-for widening liito a large deposit did not material lze. though it might later on farther sinking Suffice it to say howave. that since all shipments made of inc vein have been successes in a com haerciai way it follows that all orc to be encountered later win be sbi,- ping ore: and there is always tbe possibility of he vein widening ont into somethiug worth while The Feln or pipe is round, but perhaps more eiiiDtical than circular. with a diameter of about feet the loue way Al first sight the vein saamq to be made up Of about to 2 inches. only, Of sulphides. with inc rest all carbonates. But on close o, anliniation it Is noticed that the soft. CT portion, which seems all carbon. ates, is in reality composed of many minute particles of galena.
 Ore occurs between the lime and poTphyry, in break from 10 10 7= feet wide. The gangue is quartz and porphyry. The break. as well as tbs limestone and porphyry formations extends from a little south of east tc a little north of west.
 i There are other good showings on . the property. but they were not ey amined closely by the writer and n, attempt will be made to describe them here. The winze is of course the property's chef showing. and one on which the owners are willing
 that the merits of the group as q whole shall rest One assay from tbe porphyry dike farther west, close te the old Artl camp was so good ana significant as to deserve uleutior
 here. The figures were as follows
 Silver. 262 oz.; lead, @ Der cent.
 gold. $500.
 The work done amounts 10 at leas,
 HOO feet, including 400 feet on tn. Eureka 800 feet on the Lead Lily
 and POO feet on the Hark Luck. O the ten carloads shipped, six wer,
 from the Eureka, and four from th,
 Lead Lily. There is considerable or,
 now on the various dumps.
 There are nine claims in the grouu four being owned entire by Chris Y Grauer. two by Grauer & Ollie Rei > der. and three by Grauer & Thos. E n Fish.
 5 The group adjoins Hands Bros k Hilltop on the west, and the two ar
 In many respects similar And, i
 closing. it is worthy of note that th
 Grauer property marks the extrem
 west end of the mountain belt C z the mineralized belt of the Chirac: huas. is distinguished from the foo s hill belt. The limestone practicall i, plays out here. and beyond is a n eruptiye barren rock said to i trachyte
 , The group is situated about seve if miles west Of Paradise