Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

shipped fro init seven 30-ton carloads of ore that averaged $S1S9 per ton, mostly gold. The ore was extracted from the shaft and in $50 feet of shift woik on the 50-foot level. Tn the shaft and On the level named the vein varies in width from 3 to feet.
 In performing the annual assessment work on his group of F claims adjoin- ing the Copper Giant on the east and the Walkover on the west. James E. Brown recently exposed feet or ore assay.ng sS per ton in gold on the 50-foot level. He has started drifting south on the find.
 Walter DeLeire and L. w. Johnson have gained vertical depth of about 50 feet and opened up a good body of copper ore in running drift on their group of four claims adjoining the Walkover on the east.
 Peacock District
 w. N. Mackie and J. T. Wallace of Blackberry have attained depth of 35 feet in 41-2 by 61-2 foot incline shaft on tleir Lawson property of 3 claims in the Peacock district. In the bottom of he shaft there is exposed IA inches of ore assaying s9O per ton in gold. The shaft will be continued to the 50-foot point and drifts extended 1n the vein.
 Gold Basin District. An excellent body of ore is being de- veloped on the bottom or 1OO-foot level , of the Magnet group of claims of Davis Garrett in the Gold Basin Dis trict, 45 miles northerly from Hack berry A west crosscut recently start ed has penetrated the main ledge a distance of feet without revealing the hanging wall Assays obtained show average values of s2O per ton in yoId J. M. Mcleod of Los Angeles, and associates are operating under a lease and bond, the Cyclopic property of S. c. Bagg. adjoining the Magnet on the south The shaft, which is being sunk by feet in the clear, was recently | continued down from the 50 to the S5- foot point and drifting on the ledge at that depth is now in progress. A cross cut at the bottom of he shaft nas shown the vein to measure Is feet be- tween walls. Assays taken show val ues of from s7 to s35 per ton in gold. The property is equipped with a roller mill, crusher and eight 1O-ton syanide tanks.
 Maynard District.
 The Nevada Arizona Mines Compa- ny, which has been operating for the last six years at Music Mountain in the Maynard district, has been reduc, 1 ing 20 tons of ore daily in a Chilean mill and making cleanups every two weeks for the last year. The ore av erages about S20 per ton. The Roose welt vein on the property is being ex plored with series of tunnels, which gives a vertical maximum depth of 200 feet. In the lowest tunnel, a new body of about feet of S70 ore has re gently been revealed. On the Ellen Jane vein, the main working shaft which is practically vertical, is being sunk from the 400 to the 7OO-foot level I This vein has an average width oi about 3 feet and yields excellent values.
 Secret Pass Section.
 o. T. James recently shipped to the U. S. Mint in San Francisco a bar ol bullion, weighing 42. ounces of the value of S14 per ounce. the result O. the sixth cleanup in the last 2H months at his two stamp mill on the Orphan property in the Secret Pass Section of the San Francisco district A miles west of Kingmaa, which he is operating under lease and bono from Shorty" Werner. The bullion was extracted from one mined in the extension of an east drift from the bottom or 40-foot level of the shaft No. ?, which is 150 feet east of shafl No. l, on the same or main vein oi the property. No. 1 shaft has gained depth of so feet. On the 40 fool level of this shaft, a west crosscui has disclosed 8 feet of S710 ore.