Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-14
TELURIUM ORE
 FROM JUANITA
Another Yayapai Mine !s Reported as Ready to Reward Its
 Owners
STAMP MILL PLANNED
(Journal Miner.D


 The strike of what is pronounced by assay CTS as q tellurium ore on the property of the Juanita Mining and Milling company, has so stimulated the owners that money is forthcoming for the erection of a ten stamp mill The machinery was ordered yesterday from the Arizona Mine Supply com pany and will be installed as soon as possible. The property of this com pany lies l7h miles southeast of Pres colt on the Hassayampa river just be low Palace Station.
 C. k. Warren, superintendent of the property, has been in charge of the work at the camp for several years, and it is his energy that has in great measure made a success of the enter prise. He and Prof. Seaman of PhCc- nix nave just made a thorough exam ination and sampling of tho property and are enthusiastic oyer what they find 10 be the conditions. The prop erty is developed by tunnels and shafts and drifts to the extent of 2742 feet. The deepest shaft being 210 feet and from which 594 feet of drifting has been done. all on the Tom and Dick vein which is the one on which the tellurium ore is said to exist The longest tunnel is 325 feet, giving a depth of 275 feet on the Juanita vein, and which crosscuts two other veins, one of which is 6 feet wide and gives an average assay value of S2 20 in gold and per cent in copper, the values being in a sulphide.
 The assays taken by Messrs. Sea. man and Warren which gave such a high degree of satisfaction showed ore , bodies as follows:
 Eight feet averaging s2i per ton in gold and silver
 Two feet of ore selected from foot wall, and best part of vein, gave re. turn of S336 gold and silver.
 Medium looking part of vein eX- cluding ali high grade ores gave an average for six feet Of $S.A0 per ton in gold and silver.
 Four feet of vein including best streaks ran s72.0 per ton in gold and silver. The very poorest part of vein about six feet wide gave values Of S7.40 in gold and silver.
 This showing fully warrants the erection of the mill proposed in the estimation of the management. It is claimed that 10000 tons of this ore is blocked out and in sight. The mill to be erected will be of cnly small caEacity for the reason that to bring more than water enough to the plant for a ten-stamp mil would necessitate installing a large pump and more ex- pense than is desired, as it is thought that the property will pay for all needed additions in the future How ever. it has been decided to put in sufficient power to operate a twenty stamp mill and in the near future 1t : is thought the additional ten staml 8 will be put in.
 , The property lies in zone Of alter hating schist and porphyry dykes, about three-fourths Of a mile in width, on either side of which is granite ! formation, with much lime capping in evidence.
 i The property is about two miles from the present termination of the uncompleted highway, and will be only one-fourth Of a mile from this road when completed At the present time a good average county road runs | by the property, and is good enough to haul Tn the machinery ordered. Mr i Warren feels that the day is at last dawnlng on his untiring efforts 70 make a producer Of the Juanita- He is joined in this feeling by his asso ciates who have shown faith in ,he I rroperty and have kept hammerirg away with one idea in view of makine producing mine. Their success Is only a just reward for wise labor, and is an illustration Of what can be ac l. complished an Yavapai county by sys tematic mining