Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-13
NACOzARI CONSOLIDATED

plans and get a limited amount of outside capital.
 The Gaiera group shows nine strong gold. silver, copper and lead
 veins on the surface and six of these have been developed down to the l water level which is very close to the surface. In three of the tun nels quite a number of tons of high grade ore has been taken out and shipped to Fl Paso and Colorado
 smeters. This was done twenty-seven
 years ago when every pound was
 packed up to Fairbanks by animals.
 On the main or foot wall vein
 which is more than 100 feet wide
 there are number of ancient Span
 ish diggings showing that the hardy
 and ever adventurous Spaniards
 even in those days without transpor-
 tation facilities though enough of their property to stop and develop
 it to some extent.
 The geology of the Galera group
 is layer of andesite followed by a layer of brecciated rhyolite for a
 width of almost two miles. In this
 brecciated rhyolite or broken upI rhyolite is where the veins run thhough. The footwall is a andesite lying on a barren layer of rhyolite is being penetrated at the present | time by a tunnel which will give depth of $50 feet on the foot wall I vein. and this same tunnel should !! be through the foot wall and into ore in a very few weeks, 300 feet | above where this main tunne! will \ cut the ore is one vein of ore four feet wide of tetrahedite or grey cop per This vein has been opened m for a distance of 145 feet and is breasted in ore. samples of which run 500 ozs. silver; ozs. gold and 12 per cent copper, although this was not an average sample. But taking into consideration the fact that these samples came from depth of not more than 30 feet be- low the surface it shows great values in these veins. The. average value-os the ore runs aout s10e.0o to the .on A shaft was started on this vein in the upper tunnel at six eet of depth the water flow was too mech to handle without pumps.
 On the east end of the Galera | lunch there is small cone shaped ill which rises 90 feet above the part of it and it is bout 400 feet wide at the base, Tn his hill there runs five distincti eins, all running directly to thel | enter of this hill or iron hat" Un J CT this iron hat several prominent n lining engineers and geo,ogists have n redicted an immense body of silver II ,pper ore. There is now a tunnel \
 this hill on ore vein of a good re 2k feet wide. This ore can . 2 shipped at the present time at a n le ore of three other tunnels can d
 shipped at the present time al a le pod profit. To
 The main tunnel will cut this hill a [ a depth of 4so feet and when it D cut stock will go to s50.00 share eyond doubt. Some 400 feet be- ond this hill is the Tharsis York ' ompany which will also be cut by | i his main tunnel for a distance of f co feet when the tunnel will tap 0 he Copper King Block at nearly | depth of 1000 feet
 The Copper King Block consists if thirty-five acres and is on the !. Flares vein which is being developea f nd worked by the Pilares Esperanza I md Don Juan shafts of the Phelps c Dodge company and also by the II rharsis York people who have two lo shafts and two tunnels on their ! property. III
 The Copper King Block shows the i, Tein to be matrix of brecciated iy