Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19

{, of (eoO six hundred feet Together with all dips. spurs angles. ana all other val uahle mineral deposits confined therein This claim was formerly known as the l lialcrO Mine. and located by IT. J. Jones' II. Mccoy J. Haiero. on the l4th day Of l December. lSs1. and is situated in the hundred yards southeast of Req and Warren smelling works. County Of Pima. Territory Of Arizona, and bounded as follows;
 on the southwest end of claim. thence running sOutheasterly f3gD three hun dred feet 10 like monument at south east corner: thence nQrtheasferly oJ0W fifteen hundred feet 10 like monument at northeasterly corner: thence northwest erly t1OGl six hundred feet to like monument at northwest corner; thence southwesteriy u5O0) fifteen hundred feet to a monument at southwest corner; ; thence southeasteriy to place of begin ming. Is more generally described as sit uatsd on south side of Mineral Gulch in Mule Mountains. and about tS0al three hundred yards southeast of Req and Warren smeiting works Pima County. \, IT., and relocated on this l5th day Of December A. D.. 1878. and shah here after be known as the Copper Queen I.ocators: George II. Eddleman. Nj A. Flied and recorded at request of T. A. Brown, Dee. 2ist, 1878 at I o'clock ?.
 s. ". CARPENTER. ". A. McDERMoTT.
 Deputy.
 Unearned Honors
 For over thirty years We have heard George Warren's name sung by some people. I cannot and never could sec what for They said he was the discoy. CT of ore in the Mule mountains. The records do not show it. Others say he discovered the Copper Queen. The records do not show that either (. $. Fly went so far as to photograph him as a miner or prospector. and impose on people, by representing that he was the man he was not. l believe in being just to everybody, end giving credit to the person or persons who do the act that requires it 10 be given. The following letter win explain the foregoing.
 Tombstone. Oct. 6, 1910. Joseph Halcro,
 Dear sir;
 see by the Transcribed Records of Mines of Pima county. that Hugh ! Jones, Joseph Halcro and Harry Me Coy located the Halcro mine Dec. II. 1877. Was that a relocation Of any other claim. or was it the original location, and relocated afterwards as the Copper Queen mine, by George Ed dleman and Marcus A. Herring. com. monly known as oid Kentuck By fav bring me with an early answer you will much Oblige.
 will give my thanks in advance.
 JAMES F. DUNCAN.
 Hauchuca Mountains, Oct. 19. 1910 James F. Duncan,
 Dear sir:
 It wss the original location, and called the Halcro mine. The assess, ment work had been done on it. but the party that jumped it claimed that it was not. Mccoy and Jones gave power of attorney to Mir. Alexander Blair to sell their share. and took what l could get for mine.
 l had deed to On-eighh interest in the next claim west from the Queen, originally called the Mercey mine I lost it years ago. If you wish any more information concerning it I may be in Tombstone before long. and we can have a talk about it.
 Very truly,
 JOSEPH HALCRO.
 Hereford, Arizona.
 Joseph Halcro gave me more infor- nation than l had written for His name did not appear in the location of the Mercey mine. but his letter eX- plaiped where Mercey was situated, and it was easily seen that the Cop per King was a relocation of the Mer- cey mine.
 Copper Queen
 It had been given out by some that the Halcro mine was relocation of another mine called the George Wash. ington. As no mine of that name ap- peared on record. and the records show the Halcro to be located Decem- Der 14th. 1877. I wanted to be sure was right. as others were claiming that the Queen was the original dis coyery. I think the records show be-