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The oasis. [volume], September 15, 1906, Image 2
About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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Sattinl.iy, Scpt'-mlr t(, ,(t
upprr Clruiilx f l iin tiiniM I, w lit rr
Hip rirli shipping nr i. now 1 i
xfrnctf '1; Mini the )inft to Im- Mink
.it the jrrciit outcrop of the dvkr
will iiitrr.-cct the extrruMoii of nil
the tunnel?, opening a mine which
will rival anything in the Pata
gonia mountains. It is advan
tageously situated for operation,
and it lies between the historic
Mowry mine on the north, and the
great Washington Camp and Du
quesne deposits on the south. The
former has in active operation u
new and complete reduction plant,
with all modern improvements, in
cluding a concentration mill and
large smelting furnace. The plant
is emploj-ed in producing lead and
silver bullion from ores in the
mine developed to a depth of 450
feet. At Washington camp the
Pride of the West Mining Com
pany have an extensive reduction
plant, combining electric concen
tration, water concentration, and a
smelting furnace. Their ores are
principally copper, combined with
lead, zinc and silver. The Du
quesne Company have an immense
development of copper ores, and
are making provision for a great
reduction plant in the near future.
Surrounded by enterprises so colos
sal, the Four Metals Company will
be the keystone in a wonderful
arch of industrial development.
Westward from the north end of
the Gross groupj several miles, are
seventeen claims of the
PH02NIX-HILLSIDE GROUP,
also the properties of the Four
Metals Company. These claims
are cut bv several fissure veins,
that have been developed consider
ably, exposing large bodies of high
grade orel, rich in gold and silver.
The Hilltop claim is a fissure in a
decomposed porphyry, with a pay
streak two feet in width carrying
lead and iron carbonates, rich in
gold and silver. The Hillside
claim has a similar vein, with a
pay streak two to three feet wide.
Average assays of these ores go $38
gold, 16 oz. silver and 41r( lead.
The two properties named have
about 000 feet of tunneling. Be
sides the veins developed the en
tire hill is mineralized, the red,
friable porphyritic rock panning
out gold at all points. It might
prove one day a profitable hy
draulicking proposition, by pump
ing water eight miles from the an
Rafael, or upper Santa Cruz river.
The Phu-nix claim has a' shaft'
about sixty feet in depth develop
ing a fine crevice two feet wide,
tilled with gold bearing quartz,
with talc and iron, in a granite
formation. The average assay val
ue is $78 gold and 19 oz. silver per
ton. On Time claim has two
shafts, both making good showings
of pay ore, carbonates of lead and
iron pyrites. In one the sur
face ores assayed $8 gold per ton,
while at the bottom of- the shaft
the returns were $274 per ton.
Other claims in this work have
good shafts, showing excellent ores.
In the vicinity, and upon the
ground of the claims there is an
abundance of wood for all mining
:itid fuel purposes, and an inex
haustible supply of water, ensur
ing the most important supplies at
minal cost.
The Four Metals Company is
strong in its personnel, including
some of the best known business
men in Phoenix and the East. The
president is Mr. Lloyd B. Christy
cl the Valley bank; first yice pres-
M' tif, ' - II. N. f.ulir. HI ;
. kf n,vii (.''' i m, in. 'iif r.il iriiii- I
nk r n im ft. Htifff, Mr. V, , filti- i
ti' r, ;i well known i ;i if ilnf ; f,y i
iiii'f Ch-. Iv, ret. i ry; Onnre
i M. ISr"", sii.'f i 1 1 1 1 f I 1 1 1 . : 1 1 Motvfy.
Am n T. Mink '
Koi! H u,k oi! Urnt: HniHPnuil
nble fr hotel and restaurant com
! hified, t (luavinsH, Honora, Mex
1 ico. On irnin strtet, one block
from postollice, with telegraph
joflice in the fame block. Twenty
I two lower rooms, with corridors,
i kitchen, etc., two large upper rooms,
with corridor. Htore houses and
i corral, all in good order. All brick
and stone walls, 10 1 i feet front on
main street, north side; south side
1'J feet by 203 J feet deep, good
graded streets, cement walks and
street cars running in front of
house. A second story can be put
up on building. The title is per
fect. Will sell the property, free
of stamps for my part, for $25,000
United States currency.
P. B. Chisem,
Guaymas. Sonora, Mexico.
PltOKK.-HfoNAf, WUUH, DM, A, A, DOMitfifV,
It! S IM I
Notice for Publication.
(H. E. No. 3213.)
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Phoenix, Arizona, September 4. lWKi.
Notice is hereby civ-en that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
'lerlt of the District Court, in his office at
Nngales, Arizona, on October 1.3. r.HXi, viz: Anna
llelltnann, formerly known a Anna Pugh,
of Patagonia, Arizona, for the E1-. NE'4 Sec. H,
and W'iXWf . Sec. 9, T. :S., K. 16E., U. & S. K.
a. m.
She names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Elmer P. Cook, Gutave A.
Feidler, Edward B. Sorrells, Walter C. Fortune,
all of Patagonia, Arizona.
Milto.v R. Moore,
September 8 October 11. Register.
Heavy black cardboard for
mounting photographs for sale at
The Oasis office.
g 3s33 303 v3 CCCC CCC CCCC 0
I RODGERS
1 8 HELVEY g
CONFECTIONERY $
8 AND ICE CREAM
y Now in new quarters next 6
$ door to Washington Trading 3
Company's Store. A full line u
$ of Fresh Fruits. We Make 8
u Our Own Candies.
3
8
1333 3333 CCCC 3333CCCC 333
R0DCERS &. HELVEY
iron Foundry
oi sonora
WE DO ALL KINDS OF
WORK IS IRON AND
RRONZE AND ' MAKE
A SPECIALTY OF RE
PAIRING DIFFERENT
" CLASSES OF MA
CHINERY FOR FULL INFORMATION
ADDRESS
Jose M. Aguilar.
Manager.
Calle de Morelia, No. 10.
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mex.
MMH. , CKOWUM,
I if l.'ltlllK of fill' N'CVV I'.llv'l Hi I
( 'ti-f rvitt'.ry of M'nir, ..- t..ii,
If.'ii her f
101CF. - IIIKflOM - MHO
i'kanic ,r. m'r,
t.AWYEU.
Practice- in District mid Supreme Courts.
Office In Montezuma Hotel liulMni.
Xny; nlrm, Arlxotm.
ALBERT LQUSTCTftR, M. 0.
fHriiClAH AMR lUfi0.
(Mlirn fttid rct.'tH i over l W, Mlt'd
TelephnHa fin. JM, Nitle AtlttH
Of). S, ELLIOTT WOLFE
DENTIST.
'- - OUke Opposite Ocneriil Office Honor Ksllway
Hini the rimrcii of Shu I m n m to.
J. Mr WUUlN Gaayma, Sonora. Mex.
LAWYER .
District Attorney for Santa Cruz County M KKMIMIKR,
Offloe in Court Hotm mcWCXL 0lstCR
Nooalks. - - Arizona.
Hermosillo, rionorn, Mexico
, With Kamon Corral, at La Herniosillenie.
Y. BONILLKS
N0GALES S0M0RA MEIICO U aA UCIVAUC,
A Specialty Made of Surveys of LAU'YHM.
Land Grants, MininK Property Off Ice In Court Hoh.
and Underground Work. . . Ao-7a, - Arizona
"."ftr ."o" D0CT0R A-w- "'
prom Hermosillo. Sonora, fDexico.
FREIBERG, SAXONY. OFFICE AND SANITARIUM
31 years practice in Mexico. CalleCelaya No.. Oppo.tte Colegio de Sonora
Nogales . - Sonora. ,
13clwrcl XV. Amwtleti, PHIL HEROLD,
XUTAKY I'VULIC.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Nosales, ..... Arizottft.
NOGflLES. HRIZONH Off.c, m Court H out:
DR. H. A. SCHELL,
BYE SPECIALIST, LUIS YNIGO.
MIMING ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
4 N. Stone Ave. Tucson. Arzloaa ingpector of mines in Sonora for many yean
Accredited before Secretary of Fomeuto
TOiWinAn DCDCA of the Republic of Mexico.
TKINIUAU " CKtA, CARBO. Central Station of Sonora Railway.
A TTO KXE Y-A 1 -L A. W.
Offlices in Magdalena and Canauea. Sonora
Practices in all the Courts A HAYES,
of the Republic of Mexico. Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Translations In English and Spanish.
Suite 2, Arizona House IJlock.
TOMAS FREGOSO. Nofales, .... Arizona.
CIVIL kfiD MINING ENGINEER.
Sonora Railway Station.
a. . n REFERENCES: J. XICHOUSOX, M. D.
State Government of Sonora, Hermoiulo.
Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
P. Sandoval A Co , Nogales. arixona
G.MolleryCia., Sues., Guaymas. .nooalpj, arizo.na.
Th OASia, Nogales, Arizona. Office: Montezuma Hotel, next door to
He.r.nolllo, Hon., Mex, hotel otlice.
Hours: 9 to 11 a. m. and 4 to 6 p. m.
Telephone No. 851.
DOCTOR MAUDE WILDE
DENTIST W,I'UAM8'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Elias Street, Opposite Paris Hotel. 0ljk.e in Marll I5ail(linf,.
N0GALES, SONORA, MEXICO Morley Avenue, Nogales, Arizona.
s
Brickwood House
J. T. Brickwood, Proprietor
FIRST GLASS IN VRY RESPECT
Nicely Furnished Rooms. Prices Moderate
. Air- A r- I T . M A
IN ML. CO - MniiLUINH g
Si ;'ci"f" P'nl COMPANIA
Industrial y Explotadora de Maderas
ice factory. GUAYMAS, SONORA, MEXICO.
Lumber of all Kinds; Rough and Dressed
iron -nd Brass Planing Mill, Doors, Windows t Moulding, Etc.
foundry and MANUFACTURER OF WIRE NAILS. MATCH FACTORY.
Machinery shop. Blacksmith Goal and Coke Gonstantlu on Hand.
Brunch Lumber Yard in Nogales, A. R.Camplllo Jc Co., Agents.

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