Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

been making a complete and thorough
examination Of the Ivanhoo mine. Nr
James A. Johnson, manager where
he devoted nearly two weeks 10 an ex-
haustlve inspection Of the property.
sampling thoroughly the ore bodies,
the dumps. etc. The gentleman DO
parted Sunday to make his final re.
port. The lvanhoc is about four miles
in direct line northwest from Pata-
gonna station, and may be said TO DO
located in the foothills OF the Santa
Rita n1ountains. outside OF the Pata-
sonia mountains region.
As mentioned before Mr.. Richard
Farrell is closing deal with the Cal
Umet q Arizona people for the Vol
cano group OF mines, embracing some
thirty claims lying between the r. r.
X. and the Worlds Fair mine of
Frank Powers Professor Ricketts, is
said 10 be engineering this deal for
the G. A. people Important develop
ments made by Er. Farrell. demon
citrate that the same ore body in the
2. X. r. extends into the Volcano
properties
Afr. John F. Campbell, who took
east last year options on large acre
age OF mining claims in the Patago-
Mas, has returned from BOSTON with
heavy financial backing, (the Shat
tuck intereSts) and was & visitor last
week, accompanied by Ar l. II Shat
tuck OF Bisbee, president of the Shat
tlIcs company; Mr.. Brooks, consulting
engineer for the same company in
the enterprise. They visited all the
properties presented by sir Campbell,
are reported well satisfied. and IL is
stated that they have planned to be-
GIN work on an extensive scale lust
as soon as the necessary preliminaries
can be arranged and contracts let
Dir. Campbell puts into the company
that is 10 be formed three large groups
OF fine properties, one which is known
as the Bender group, embracing fifty
claims in the Duquesne region, anoth-
eT group OF fifty in the Pinal region,
near the Worlds Fair and the Basin.
and smaller group o; twelve claims
in the famous red mountain" near
Patagonia.
Mr.. George Wieland has word from
San Antonio, Texas, to the effect that
the T. Z. Hunme Mining company,
which bought the Red Men group or
mines, in the Basin" more Familiarity
known as the Jefferson Camp. and
performed great deal OF Development
work last year and the preceding
year, will resume operations In the
present month, with the firm deter
mination OF making big mine. Ore
shipments will begin simultaneously
with the new development. An sbund-
ance Of ore available for shipping il
reported already in sight, and four.
teen men can be placed at work
knocking down ore for shipment.
1t is reported that responsible par
ries have made handsome offer on
the Buffalo group OF mines in the
Jefferson Camp. Upon this property
there has been run q cross tunnel $40
feet long. 22J feet below the apex OF
the ore body. which was but a few;
fnches in width on the surface, but
has widened to forty at the tunnel
level, where there mas been sunk q
winze forty-fye feet deep, with eighty
feet OF drifting east and 100 feet
west, all these workings described in
rich ores. From those workings there
were shipped 20 Il Paso twenty tons
of rock which Melted 1925. Taken from
6 place forty feet above another ship
ment melted $3.50. showing that the
ore body not only widens but is richer
with depth.
Work ID progressing on the Vie
land-Gebler group. in the same vicin-
ity. owned by Theo. Gebler and John
Wilson OF Nogales. associated with Mr..
Wieland himself in the ownership.
Mr.. Wilson owning an interest in a
part OF the group and Mr.. Gebler in
the rest of the properties in the same
group.
Messrs. John Pollock and Arthur
Sherrat nom Bisbee. who represent
private company Of six Bisbee pep-
pie. themselves Included. arc Working
8 group OF mines named the Patagonia
q Sonora. IN the vicinity Of the Jef-
fereen Camp, end are pu!ns on tho
platform a. PatsCoris. for shipuept
about 500 sacks OF high grade ora
Wv. 0r-s .. Wilson is shipping