International., 1925-05-25
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OF ugId oqM 'sIg9G Guem q5noIq4
test the prediction Of Professor
Butler, quoted at the beginning OIL
this article, by sinking two or
more shafts to depths of 12Oo TO
1870 feet, to find the immense ore
bodies predicted by eminent geolo-
y;sts and mining engineers-no-
tab,v Prof. Francis c. Nicholas
cnrator OF the Maryland Academy
.of science. at Baltimore (the Old
es+ scientific institution in the
I1n;+ed States, founded in 179D
who several years ago made an ex-
baustive report upon the kng-
Tudgin group, in which ne pre-
cellent for development IN tha1
ground of immense bodies OF low
trade . copper ore, and he ADVISED
deen mining to test his prediction
1Inon this group one OF the pro-
iacted shafts will be sunk.
In the Red Mountain OF the
ro,r ~ Metals property, (see en-,
,raving) now the Presldenua
.cronn Of "The Kino Copper Com
nanv." are three long tunnels
their united length being neariy
3 1000 feet, two Of which have cu'
into an immense body Of low grade
eanner ~ ore, averaging three quar-
.+ers Of one cent per ton IN cop,
uer.. On tunnel has penetraoeo
this ore body 1925 feet, and the =.
end is not yet. Red Mountain Is
rhvolite intrusion through
o,,artz monzonite,s and the ore
bodv developed pitches toward a
ouartz-monzonite contact on tne
northeast. covered by that end OF
these holdings. The plan is to ex-
tend the tunnels to that contact,
+bnn sink 1900 to 1900 feet with
axnoc+ancv of DEVELOPMENT OF
IMMTNsE ORE BODIES
OF copper thai Will pay TO oe-
veloo ana reouce upon a large
.cale, creating within 1l1teen mlleS
II IL ogales one OF the greatest
copper properties in Arizona.
In the king-Hudgln group de-
velonment on q large ledge has
proouced high grade copper ore,
.tha5 paid to ship to smeltef'
Similar development on the NC
Dowell group and the Buena Vista
group, have yielded good ores
from well defined ledges. Similar
ledges that have yielded good ores
have been found in the Roseboom
group, the James group, the Lar
sen group, etc. Upon the Rose
boom group (known pow as the
Supreme Court group") a tun-
mel seventy-five feet long has de-
weloped ore pronounced valuable
for reduction by teaching; and the
entire mountain appears to be OF
that kind of ore.
All these ore occurrences are as
serted by eminent geological au-
thority to have arisen from great
reservoirs Of copper inlpregnated
gases in the depths, when IN ages
past the region was in the throes
of mountain upheaval, and that
time has cooled those gases and
precipitated them into immense
ore bodies. "The Kino Copper
Company" plans to go down into
the depths and verify or disprove
these predictions. To accomplish
that ambitious end the company is
arranging to raise fund Of at
1co ST
QNE-HALF' MILLION DOLLARS
Which will be expended In the
ground or upon the ground In ac-
tual development and machinery.
The projectors declare there will
be no princely salaries, no gilt
edge commissions, no palatial resi-
lences for officials, but that every
lollar contributed by shareholders
Will be economically and honestly
administered. The Nogales Cham
ser of Commerce has endorsed
,hat declaration, and IN set OF
resolutions adopted by it's board
of directors has assured investors
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