Arizona republican., 1913-12-18
B|G GOLD FIND
 IN OLD ROUSE
 CAUSES FURORE
Pease, Des Paines and Adams Claim to Have Struck Bonanza in "Old Dutchman' Diggings That Assays High

What promises to be the richest gold
 strike ever made in the southwest, and what will undoubtedly be the re-awak
 ening of Bouse if it pans out, was un earthed recently when car load of ore shipped from that point to the Shelby smelters at San Francisco, by Pease, Des Paines and Adams, brought the re- markable price in returns of 300 in
 bullion. The shippers of the rock have done their work on the c. T. not telling of the strike they have made, and for some months they have been working
 in rich body which they have uncov- cred. unknown to those even closely intimate with the mining conditions in and about BOUse.
 Pease, Des Paines and Adams have the property on bond. It is the old "Dutchman" claim, situated some six miles southwest of Bouse, and directly joining the mine known as the Little Butte" The miners were working on the opposite side of q porphry dile from the metal and thinking one day that 1t might be a good idea to explore a little they crossed over the dyke and started a hole The result was a de- posit of gold bearing rock unbelievable which was struck with the first shot and which is yet unexplOred though ing the same territory with wild rice 1 to afford feeding ground for the wild ducks in their fIi1iit and in their protected season when it is thought they will breed to some extent in
 the better marshes of the state. The
 matter will be moro thoroughly in ! N- f ricr.sf .1 i Thackery will join Rogers here and they will go out and look over the eround. Rogers has already d man in sight who will plant the place with fish if f is thought feasible. and the matter of the wild rice will be att tended to by the government il it is found that fl will STOW in the class nf country which surrounds the june ton of the Salt and GiIa rivers south Cf this city.
 Afte- leaving the Sacaton reserva- ton Mr. Rogers went directly to the Superior district from where reports
 of Indians hunting eff the reservation
 lad come to him. There in company
 with his deputy. Windsor. and jus
 tice of the peace Taft. Rogers went
 tc the reported camp of the Indians
 On search of the tents two skins
 of blacktail bucks and the skin of
 one fawn were found. and the h.
 dlans, who admitted their guilt were
 placed under arrest.
 They were taken t. Superior where
 they were tried. and where each Of
 the three was assessed SI250 for
 hunting off the reservation This is
 tho second case oi like nature
 which has come up in the Superior
 district. the former resulting in a
 like conviction. and the forfeiture bv
 the convicted Indian of his horse and
 saddle to the authorities in lieu of
 the cash to pay his fine.
 The office of the state game war
 den is meeting with the best of suc-
 cess in it's efforts to enforce the law.
 and all infringemen:s are being fol-
 lowed to d close and speedy end
 There has been in the department
 H,tle trouble with fragrant law breakers in this district. but the
 deputies in the outside corners of
 this county and other districts have reported several cases. and have made
 as many arrests. While the depart ment is new in the state. it is fast coming to it's own, and inside few
 years time it will have impressed the
 average person with the fact that the game laws and their enforcement gre public necessity Mir. Rogers is
 very optimistic on the subject. and he hopes to see the day when every sportsman in the state will co-opera te
 enforcement of the statutes.