Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
HANSEN FINDS
 GOOD GROUND
Fraction Overlooked in Vari- ous Surveys on Northeast Side of the District Picked Up by Warren Plumber

TwenJy-seyen acres of mineral land. on which ledges show surface values running as high as S76 to the ton, represent a find made by w. G. Han. sen northeast of Warren that beats any pocket book that ever dropped in the street to be picked up by keen eyed p2sser by. At least Mir Hansen feels so about it and with the strong showing on the surface has founda tion for the expectation he entertainf of either making mine on the pror
 erty or obtaining proven ora area prices for his acres.
 The twenty-seyen acres may bs named the Oversight, for that Is :: name that its the case. Both in min eral showing and in the running survey lines, the property doubtles' comes under the hea dof oversight else 1t would not have been left or Of the holdings Of either the WaTTei Mining Co. or of the Easter Sunda
 Mining Co. CT Q fsome-, Of severn other surveyed and patented holding
 in it's immediate vicinity and corne, ing in upon it. The presumption ] that each of the surveys engaged i' running lines around the edges of th.
 Z7 acres had the impression that i. was included in the other fellows sur
 vey. At any rate it was left out when it might as we'll have been takeI
 in, and q great deal better in thr
 might happened to have got a req,
 good look at what it had to show.
 Mir Hansen was out taking a loo'
 at things some little while bach
 having in mind a bit of prospectin,
 quite a ways over in the hills. Cross
 ing the twenty-seven acres now lc
 cated in his name he was attracted by the strength and apparent surface
 richness of lodges showing on thi'
 ground. Then it occurred to him tha'
 it was just a little of of the WarreI
 line. and he looked about for tn,
 stakes rI n'hCr I:rOperiy kuundarie'
 in the vicinity. He found plenty O stakes, but none seemed, strangel, enough in so well prospeeted and thor oughly desirable a locality, to cove'
 the piece Of mineral land interesting
 him. Thereupon he sampled the sur face croppings and later got assays ] When the returns from the latte' came in it took him no time at all tr get in action to the end of monument ing the ground he had found and pro ceeding with tho steps necessary C the filing of a claim that would stick Survey made carefully subseduentl' between the stake lines of adioinin' properties determined that he had ? acres which might become worth any where up to or beyond s27, 100000 The surface showings on the Han sen property are of gold. silver, leaf and copper. The gobi is tt+ hi z.. value he has found in the lodges
 which as yet have only been knocked open on the surface. In the SIS. assa' the gold value was the much highe'
 part of the contents of the sample. Mir Hansen believes he has found a yery rich little piece Of land and is expect 1 ing 70 larrange to determine nor, about this through some early devel opment One thing he has execllen l right to be sure of .s that lle car
 meet the strictest requirements of tht ! present mining law iu the matter O necessity of showing ore in place 1T ! order to make mining location iroI clad in legality.
 ! Since the filing by MT. HanseT | there has been much interest at War i ren in his property and Sunday mum 1 Der went out to see it, returnini | highly enthusiastic over what the. I saw. Mir Hansen is in the plumbins ' business at Warren and well known ir
 the district. with many friends wh' i hope that his find may turn out tt | be of much value.