Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-09
RICH VEIN IN CROSS
 CUT 0F U. WESTERN
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(Continued From Page One) there is greater activity in that region than fer more than twenty years. The Tennessee mine of the Needles Mining and Milling company, subsidiary of the United States Smelling. Refining and Mining company, is largely respon sible for the attention that Chloride is receiving. being the principal pro ducer of that camp. For several months the TOnthly gross production Of the mine has lowered around the SS50. .600 mark The new body of zinc- iead-silver ore opened up in the mine is responding splendidly to exploration and gives every evidence of maintain ing it's present rate of production for some time to come.
 Not only at Chloride but in all the various other camps 10 the south of 1t in the Cerbat range of mountains, op- erations are steadily ncreasng and the results being obtained augur well for the future of the entire district. One of the latest corporations to become identified with the district is the Key stone Consolidated Mines company. the officers of which are: President. c. s. Holmes of Salt Lake City: vice president. w. o. Kay of Salt Lake Ci- ty: treasurer, John Pingree of ogden, Utah: secretary, T. H. Fitzgerald of Salt Lake City: directors, the above named with Charles R. Green of Los Angeles. The new company has talk en over and resumed the development .f of hn fo,t ous properties at Mineral Park. For mer owners sunk a vertical shaft on the property to depth of 260 feet and opened up large tonnage of good ore It is estimated that the dump on the property contains 1900 tons of ore thai will return an excellent profit. It is announced that a concentrating mil will be erected on the property in tn, near future. Mir Holmes. president O. the new company. and associates art also operating the Midnight mine al Chlorido and with highly pleasing re suits.
 Secret Pass Section.
 ! Charles s. Sprague and J. K. Turne president and consulting engineer re sDectively, of the Jumbo Extension Nining company of Goldfield, Nevada and I. P Loftus. who was prominent! identified with that camp in it's boon days. recently closed deal witl James A. Warner for his Orphan prop erty in the Secret Pass section of th Ostman or San Francisco district ant gre at present organizing a compan, for it's development upon an eXtensiv scale. Considerable attention ha heen attracted of late by the propert through the success of leasers' opera tions, bullion valued in excess of s4 900 having resulted from the treai melt of ore in a two-stamp mill i runs aggregating not more than 40 , hours. A sample taken across 26 fee of the big ledge travercing the propel ty recently gave an assay return ( 2S25 per ton. In sections of the ledg considerable high grade ore is fount
 Cedar Valley
 The famous Diamond Joe mine i the Cedar Valley district. about $ niles southeast of Kingman. whic returned handsome profits more tha twenty years ago when transportatio and treatment charges aggregated SS per ton, shipments being made to tn Pueblo. Col, shelter. has been sold b Manuel Martinez, its original locator and J. R. Russell of Kingman and Mis- Flora Lewis of Yucca. Ariz.. to Fran cis F. Wilkinson of San Francisco, ant associates. The old property will b reopened immediately and operated ol large scale.
 Maynard District.
 What is believed to be the mothe lode of the Wallapai range of noun iains has recently been exposed b, shallow surface cuts on the propert. of the Telluride Chief Mining compa ny in the Maynard district, about miles southeast of Kingman, wit neither wall disclosed. nine feet of tn ledge assays $5 in gold and silver am 10 percent copper. Since it's discover. the ledge has been traced for nor than 1000 feet.