Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-08

and produce about twenty tons oi bullion per day. Here is sight to be seen. The system by winch they are operated IS perfect. fact due to the competency of the superintendent Mr. Williams. Everything around is utilized, and it is safe to say that under tho rigid economy prac- ticed there is ne place in the United States where copper can be more cheaply extracted fran the ores than in Bisees,
 THE MINES.
 The Cza,, tho chief producer of the Copper Queen group, has it's hosting works within easy access eff the smell ters, aud two hundred tons daily of high-grade ore, ranging from 20 to 30 per cent, is the average output. The Car is three hundred feet in depth, connected by well timbered drifts with the Queen on it's westerly and the Holbrook on the easterly side, continuous drift of 4,500 feet in when large ore bodies have been eli eeuntered. The extent Of the ore bodies can be partially understood from tae fact that from tue tbieo hum drcd to ihs one hundred level, oa taa Car, is continuous ore deposit, oc- ca,jonally "hofaed up ty tale and lime.
 Tha Green was formerly ths hcay- lest producer, and still ,,lds is quoto to the usual output
 The Holbrook until recently was i uaprosp psc,ed, but now bids fair te riyat4ha Car aud Queen.
 The company owns several ether properties adjacent yat in an embryo i state Of dayelopmsnt.
 The formation in end around 'be Queen group shows some Quari2iie but principally hne and popnry. i Ths ore is, however iaterlaId with ] large bodies of tale coilalning Iron, i rendering It a self i!uxing proposition. l The mne5 stuekiy speaking are wet, requiring continuous pumping l but no ! arge body of water IS lkely to be encountered at tho present depth, and the large reserves above the pres ent level will not tG exhausted until the decline of copper shall have ceased to mako it profitable; and the pres ent price of copper is net likely to drop in the face of an impending war in Europe.
 The most oxrensiyc feature in tue
 whole Copper Queen Froop is tho sefi and yielding nature of the ore bearing
 ground, rcquirlug heavy timJors CT.
 cry six feet,
 l se7en foot lumber, twelve by twelve
 with two inch flooring IS used. Every
 three or four years the timbers have
 to be replaced as the dampnass causes
 quick decay; yet the company can 1. boas. that 1t is the best timbered nina
 in the southwest. The cost o! tisibcr
 delivered on the ground IS about
 thirty-scven to thirty-aight dollars a
 thousand. The completion of tho raii-
 road to this point, which is now rap.
 idly progressing, will cbaapon th'
 cost of lumber, coke and freight or
 copper matte.
 Tie pey role of the company show.
 the names of somewhere between five and six hundred employees in the vari
 ous capacities, most oi whom are palc
 the uniform scale of three and hal dollars per day
 Mr. West Howell is the superintcnd ont cf tha various r1ines of the group and in him the miners have falthta friend and competent oficlal, whos' instructions it IS always pleasure fo them to carry out. In fact all the of ilcers of the company, frcm supt Ben
 Williams to shift bosses are men cho , sen for their qualifications for thei respective positions.
 f Electric lishis at all the principa , stations show tho spirit of progress 2 The best of machinery, the bostof me
 ehanivs, and intelligent and eapabl s Foremen are noticeable features, Il , fact the general management Of ti Copper Queen group is eommente 2 upon everywhers in inning circles.
 ---.->s--S------- Henry George and William Lloy 5 Garrison will address mass msetin | at Cooper Union, Monday night, whe 2 the advocates of the single tax OH Ian 0 values will indorse the nomination (
 Cleveland and Thurman. It will | n the first meeting in this city of stricf 7 ly siuglo-taS men who will vote fc a Cleveland and Thurman, lon til T. ground that any reduction of tari n duties is step towards tue a6olitlo ls of all taxes on the products oi industi 1T and thelr consequent transfer 10 lar q valnes, N Y World