Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-08
SAN PABLO MINING
AND MILLING FIRM
TO OFFER ITS STOCK

Permission has been given the San
Pablo Mining and Milling company
by the Arizona corporation commits
sion to sell $4,000 shares Of stock at
so cents a share to provide funds for
the Improvement of the mill and work
at the mines.
Work is now going on at the mines
with very favorable results, and the
force will be increased as funds per-
NIT.
Officers and directors of the com
pany are:
A. C. Burnett, president; Albert
Stacy, vice president; G. w. Pratt,
treasurer; Maurice Clark, secretary;
U. S. Williams, Robert Hoyal and
r. A. Weir, directors.
1t is Incorporated under the laws
of Arizona, February, 1926. It's au-
thorized capira1 stock is 100000
shares.
The statement issued by the COM
pany states that:
''The San Pablo Mining and Milling
company has a three-year lease and
bond on the San Pablo mine and mill
located south of the celebrated Pi-
lares mine; a three-year lease on the
San Pedro mine, owned by the Phelps
Dodge interests and adjoining the
San Pablo mime; and a five-year
lease on the Luzy Sombra, Ell Des-
cuida, La Puerta, La Galera, Vina-
tero, Palanca and Sonora mines, all
in the immediate vicinity of the mill,
and the two last named bounded on
three sides by the Pilares mine.
"The ground controlled by the San
Pablo Mining and Milling company
covers 257 acres, and contains six
veins, from foot to eight feet, wide,
with gold silver, copper, lead and
zinc ores, upon two of which over
10000 feet of underground work has
been done, and one of them, the San
Pablo, has produced more than 81
10000 ounces silver.
"Ore has been extracted over 600
feet below the surface. The mill is
not quite complete and we estimate
it will take $4,000 to put it in rum
ming order. The capacity of the mill
is from so to rs tons ore in "a hours.
An abundant supply of water flows
by gravity to the reservoir above the
mill.
"The equipment on the mines in
cludes office and living rooms, board
ing house, and kitchen, all furnished;
assay office complete; two boilers
and a three-drill air compressor, with
5000 feet of air pipe and three dEllls;
blacksmith shop; 5000 feet of track,
10 ore cars, mine hoist, one boiler
for same, 500 feet steef cable, two
ore buckets, pump, ore bins and suf-
ficient tools for Immediate use. The
replacement value of the mill and OF
the development work and equip
ment on the mines is estimated to be
$15O,000.
During the last two years the San
PEDRO mine was operated 1924 tons
high grade ore, worth $18S,O25, was
shipped to the smelter.
"Nacozari, the center of highly
mineralized territory, is the southern
terminus of the Douglas and Naco-
zari railway, and is in the Monte
yuma district, Sonora, Mexico. 1t is
about IS miles from Douglas and is
+ Headquarters of the Montezuma Cop
per company, a branch of the Phelps
Dodge corporation, operating a large
power plant and a 3000-ton \concen-
traitor for the treatment of the ores
from the celebrated Pilares mine, five
miles to the southeast. A narrow
guage railway connects the main line
with Nacozari.
"There is a good hotel at Nacozarf
and a large company store there and
at Pilares
"Electric power is transmitted from
| the plant at NacoZari to the mine al
Pilares within a mile of the San
Pablo mill, and power can be had
from the Montezuma company to run
the mill and mine machinery
'"The elevation at the mill is 4O5C
feet and the climate is good the yeaI
round. r.t..t
There is a wagon road from Naco-
zari to the property, 81 distance OF
nine miles. ...., 4as.5sg.t
| when the railway is extended
south it will pass within four miles
| OF the San Pablo mill, The grading