Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-03
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 Oatman and Katherine mining issues would soon be in evidence.
 By the same sources he was inform ed that New York, Boston, Chicago and other Eastern and Middle Western investment centers were awakened to the advantageous investment oppor- tunities afforded by Oatman and Katherine stocks, and that brokers ther ewere calling to the attention of their clienteles the money making pos abilities of these issues.
 While in San Francisco MT. Dudley addressed the members of the San Francisco Stock Exchange and large gathering of investors in the Board room of the Exchange, on the splendid ore showing opened of late in the mines of the Oatman and the Kath- crime districts. He referred in glow ing terms to the splendid production records of the Gold Roads, the Tom Reed and the United Eastern Mines, and predicted for the mines now being developed at Oatman a production record equal to, if not in excess, of the properties mentioned.
 MT. Dudley stated that the mines now being developed in the rhyolitic quartz ore channel that is located to the north of and parallel with the Tom Reed-United Eastern ore channel, have brought a new era of mining prosperity to Oatman. In that con- ,nection he called attention to the wide and rich rhyolitic quartz ore bodies opened in the Oatman United and the United American properties, and to the demonstration thereby offered for the development of many mines in a formation hitherto considered value less.
 The rhyolitic quartz contacts at Oatman were for many. years avoided, he said, as the belief was general that they held no values. The revolution izing of this theory by the discovery of 70 it. of rhyolitic quartz of an average value of $12.OO gold a ton in the Oatman United workings offered, he believed, great possibilities for the development of highly profitable ore bodies in the other rhyolitic quartz contacts of the Oatman district
 MT. Dudley called the attention of the gathering to the very satisfactory development of the veins of the Kath- crime district, and dwelt in par ticular upon the similarity of the ore bodies there to those at Oatman. He stated that the two districts have very much in common, and that the future of each is. closely linked >, with the other. He. spok ke of the marked sim ilarity of the Tom Reed and United Eastern ores to those of the Katherine and Gold Chain mines, and of the conviction held by engineers that the deposits of the two districts are of the same geological structure and era.
 In closing his remarks MT. Dudley referred, to the sentimental bonds which bind the mine investors of San Francisco to the mine operators of Arizona. This sentiment, said he, is of long standing and the years have, but tended to cement and strengthen it. He was of the opinion that while. the mine operator of Arizona needed and welcomed the support of the mine market of San Francisco, that the need is reciprocal and that to foster it would be as. beneficial to the in. vestor in mining shares as toS,"the miner. >, .. ,.''
 At the conclusion of his address MT. Dudley was warmly congratulated by the members of the Stock Exchange, and was assured 6by them that it would bear fruit in a practical way with the listing of Oatman and Kath- erine mining issues in San Francisco.
 The report made by MT. Dudley to the informal meeting of the Mohave County Chamber of Mines and Com merce last Tuesday night was enthus- iastically received, and was followed by vote of thanks of the members upon the very satisfactory manner in which he had presented the mining op- portunities at Oatman and Katherine to the members of the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
 Another matter of importance dis ,ussed informally at the meeting of the Chamber last Tuesday evening, was the plan to divert the fund of S40,000 appropriated by the State of Arizona to build a bridge across the Colorado river to fund being rais- 1 ed for the construction of a highway Kingman with the proposed site of the Boulder Canyon Dam. The plan to so utilize this appropriation ias been given definite form by Sen ate Bill No. s27 just introduced in the State Legislature by Senator Curtin # Mohave county. The Chamber of Mines and Commerce went on record n favor, of the bill and notified Sen tor Curtin of the fact by wire. Sen