Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-04
Bonanza Circle Mines Have Great Future
(Iron Ore.)

II
 | Qron Ore.)
 | Thre are many trick of fortune in | the legitimate mining game. The il. | .egitimate is made up of them, but | they are planned beforehand and are not those that properly come uD- CT the head to which we refer.
 \ There's a big cement of chance | in the development of mineral lands and no hard and fast rue can be fol- | lowed in determining the real value | of mineral-holding territory. The | practical miner recognizes certain ] outward signs in locating his claims | and the shafts that follow in the | searching for the hidden treasures, | but these very often fai: of success | when the drifts nave been extended. Failure very often attends the ef- forts of those who believe they have | mora than an even chance to win, and the number of successes com. ! pared with things that lose are very small. the preponderance of disap- pointments being a very large per l centage of the total legitimate tria's. | It is generally well understood that too often honest effort is put l rorth by those wholly unfamiliar with
 .he A;.s:aess as finding mines and | in operating them if they may be found. There exists in the minds ot \ many people an idea that they can | go forth and locate mineral lands as well as those who have made lies l study of the vocation, they believing | that it is all very simple whereas II is one of the most intricate or the | professions. Some men seem to have an intuitive knowledge of where ore exists. Such ore experts as | James Hoatson, T. F. Cole and others of their kind. seem to take in at glance the probabilities of a mining view Such men will tell you before l they come out of mine just ~hal they think about 1t, how much IL is worth and how much mineral should produce Other good Juases w,u make their decision several daxs after an examination. Some ex- merits vii tell you the correct Vaiue of horse at first sight. Others VIII want time in which to make a SerS r,irute examination In other words' scme men grasp the full signiiieanee of A proposition much more readiiS than others who have also folo"e"
 ike business for many years.
 And it is the prompt man Nho ,erara,Iv wins out While others
 ,T.ould be figuring all the doubts m | ,ba matter the cracks have the | h,reain concluded and the shafts ! started. ,o l 1,t,,ra were several parties bargain | inc for the claims that capt Janies ? 1 uoatson took without any eStehuef
 bacgIing. He appreciated the posst
 bIities and was willing to pay the
 Tr,ca The half million he agreed uo as the purchase figure has been re
 o.id twenty-three times in divldehos
 s',~r, inc lands at stake It sho"
 ,,aI,,e of knowing and then o' acting. ., p,tte
 Ii was even so with North bu.,e
 s;x millions was a mere p@sa'eii,
 annored with it's value, but seVerai
 o-,i.s were nervous that 1t misa'
 po, ,rove a winner and MT T..
 co-e came along, saw the signs lna'
 ,ooksd favorable to his siSht' ns ~ad that he could easily see 'ae
 nurchase price and snappea i' '' Sorth Butte has paid hberaiiy in
 r;aands since that time. IS soon
 aa;n to he one of the actise earn ,na distributors of earnings aho "a, ~aoav many times the mones
 ..d Cor if IL is passing through i'' va ro s,eet as did every othel . nroaucer of copper in the Ds, a~on and will make good M splendid way of the Ro n~s circle. is probably the cneapes
 n-onerty outside of the originai iAHN'
 ,h. Copper Queen eompans, n.-sas of any in that camp II T [ understood that Copper queen e.. ] inc the district twenty-five as,,sr had it's pick of ground a. , very low price. =, ooanar They were good judges oi eoppe. , no,ains ground who insisted upo'
 nc extensive purchases of ciaim s thai now comprise the maghilrsen .. e So1a,ngs of the Superior < pitts F nurg company. There were many Wn n went and looked at this territory many wanted it, but none other tna' 2 these skilled operators would pa .ho nr;ce And the price will loo V l-nines and reduction works oi MOI d ltaua. Nevada and Utah has stare