Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
MOWRY PROPERTY
 CHANGING HANDS
 HAS GOOD RECORD
James Harrington, of BiSbee, Takes Lease on Allen-CaS- tineda Property---Make Two Good Strikes.
SAMPLES OF ORE
 TO c. Q. OFFICE


 ISpeciaI Correspondenl The announce ment Of an early resumption of op- eratious at the Mowry property near the Duuuesne in the Patagonia dis trict is one of the most important that has come out of this section for some time past. As soon as some financial details in connection with the present holders of the property. the Steinfeldt interests in Tucson, are arranged the reopening of the property will begin and from some parties here who work ed in the Mowry in the past IL IS said that much good shipping ore VIII be taken out and sent 10 the smelters. The Mowry has past record of be ing a large shipper and it is believed that new ore bodies will be opened that will give the mine a large daily tonnage.
 Leases Property
 James Harrington. of Bisbee, who a short time ago took lease on the ! IAllen-Casteneda property on the west side of the Santa Ritas has commenc- | ed shipping good ore to the Fl Paso shelter. He expects to continue ship ments right along and make a good showing with the property.
 Elephants Head Property Reports of a good strike of silver | copper ore is confirmed by parties | coming in from the property owned ! by the Elephants Head company, about 22 miles from Patagonia. The | ore has widened out to a stretch of | six feet and runs per cent in cop l per and 42 ozs. in silver. Shipments | will be started to the Fl Paso smelter | as that company has made contract l with the owners to take all of the ! ore they can send out A cross cut | in 10 feet on each side of the tunnel ! still shows in the same grade ot ore Rich Strike
 ! Che of the rich strikes reported l this week was made on the property ! of J. M. Hackett, owner of the RosaT | io group. The strike was made last 1 Tuesday and some Of the rich ore wa | brought to Patagonia by Sam Fenwlcs ] a prominent mining man of Douglas
 The assays show the ore running fror 500 to 1900 ounces in silver and 1 pc cent copper. MT. Hackett is makint arrangements to send down a ship
 ment of his rich ore and then forwsTt
 from here by express 10 the Selb,
 people in San Francisco.
 Worlds Fair Samples
 Two large leather mail sacks hold ing more than POO pounds each O
 rich ore samples taken from the low
 CT levels and winZe of the World
 Fair mine were sent out from her
 Monday to the main office Of the Cor
 per Queen. From appearances an
 weight of the sacks it looked q
 though the men under Mir. Grebe waT
 sending out some high grade
 the Bisbee office.
 IT Attention in East Dr. Y. II. HartmeyeT, an army su ' geon returning from a trip throus
 the east where he went to intere! mining men returned to Patagoni , this week and reports that Pstagoni . is getting herself talked about sinC . the opening of the 3-R mine by NJ
 Amster and says the big copper me {, have already taken notice of the ne
 copper country and are sending the
 hest men here to get hold of goo 2 1 copper ground The doctor make |, the prediction that it's going to | ,- Wilson and 20 per cent copper befor very long, as the present stock of th
 metal throughout the large suppl !, points is very low and the shut dow t of the smelters in Nevada and Uts u has taken a good deal of copper oI
 of the available supply.
 n Williams in Camp Among the big men 10 visit th L l copper country this week was John II Williams. former prosecuting attorno
 Of Cochise county. of Bisbee and Mi Fairlee Of Benson. These gentleme z have group of good copper clain i' in the Red Rock canyon section whiC
 they are developing and win soon ha'
 in good shape to turn to Michiga z company who are also heavily inte E ested in the Calumet and AriZon x There is much activity in that pa T of the district and good reports co ! tinue to come from there.
 Shipments for the week to Il ! smelters were: Three R 1900 ton Tom Fraser, 6s tons. Duquesne leas