Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
ACTIVITY IN SAL0ME
 DISTRICT INCREASING
Yuma Warrior Makes Big Strike; Work Again Started On Old Glory Hole Bonanza; Other Mines
 Making Good.

found almost at the surface run from one to six per cent copper and three to over thirty dollars in gold. TEc entire surface of this property shows ! the same characteristic iron stained porphyry and the future possibilities of the property look good. Two shifts are being worked under the sup crvision of Didrick Wiggcrs, who in tercsted Montgomery in the district. Mr. Montgomery has also taken over the Minnazona property from Mir. Wiggers, about half mile northwest of the Cuff property. Another out
 fit just starting up in that vicinity is the M & II. group, composed O Jerome people, who are just starting a tunnel to tap what seems to be thr extension of the main Harqua Hala ore belt, being on line with the strike of the Harqua Hala and having surface showings of character indi- eating the same geological condi- tions.
 | Work has been started upon the famous Glory Hole Bonanza again and miners working there all seeri enthusiastic over the certainty of soon striking a body of the $100 a pound high grade again, like that which startled the mining world few years ago, when about $60,000 was taken out in a few days from a small sur- face cut just below the immense out crop of quartz, iron and spar of the main ledge. Work is being started on the main ledge about fifty feet vertically above the old Glory Hole pit, where the government gcologiStS found high grade gold coated with carbonates and the Glory Hole pit itself is being cleaned out and thc face shot down preparatory to run ming in towards the main ledge, fol flowing the cross scam and Assures which run into the main ledge. These cross Assures and small veins fill . fractured and crushed zone about ten or twelve feet wide which cuts dl- rcctly across and into the main ledge, an immense mass of quartz, iron and manganese stained spar from one to two hundred feet wide and over Q thousand feet long, following the con tact of the slaty schists and the main andesite outcrop of the Glory Hoic hill. At the point where the gold was discovered near the contact chunks of vein matter were picked up on the hillside and afterwards found in place in the Glory Hole pit that were half or more gold and large quantities taken out in a few days that ran Sl3l a pound just as taken from the ground. On account of the troubles and disSensions which arose at the time, little work was done and the main ledge has never yet been prospcctcd by even a ten foot hole.
 Preparations are being made at th Shamrock mine by the McEntccS to | install 2 hoist and compressor on their silver-copper property. The outfit of machinery at the FurlOugh' property near Wickcnburg has been purchased and is now being loaded 10 ship to the mine, the control O. which has been taken over by Boston people. \ number of cars of high grade silvcr-coppcr ore have been shipped from this property, which has been developed to its present condition by the four McEntec brothers, alone and unaided, except by the returns from ore shipments, most of which has been taken from the shalt in sinking, with little stop ing.
 The Cobrita mine has entered the lists of shippers and Frank Lucas has three teams busy hauling ore from that property. The Cobrita is loca-- cd in the Tank Pass section, about ! eight miles north of Salome, and a new road has just been completed | through the pass which now makes all that district easily accessible to Salome. The Cobrita has only been | working about sixty days, having | been taken over by Los Angeles and Whittier people as a raw prospect in May, since which time a tunnel has been run on the main vein nearly two hundred feet, opening up one oJ the best looking veins in the Harcu- vara, the ore taken out in tunncliug now being shipped and running about 2Of, copper and from $ to S65 in cold. \ vinze has also been started