Arizona republican., 1901-11-02
MINING NOTES.

MlNlNG NOIES.
 The smelter at Gleeson was tempor- arily closed down yesterday owing to the non-arrival of coke. It is expected shipment will arrive in day or two. when work will be resumed. The smelter results have been most satis factory to the management. and will continue to give forth a constant stream of copper bullion to add to Co chise county's wealth--Prospector.
 It is claimed that saving of about | $100 per ton can be made by Senator w A. Clark's newly acquired process for the manufacture of bars. sheets and tubes out of the crude copper at the pits mouth. The process is elcc- trolytic and very similar to tEe elac- trolytic refining method by which | 200, 900 tons of copper were refined in the United States last year; 1t uses | the same amount of electrical energy per ton of metal as the old but 1t is worked at a rate ten times greater. and in making bar copper for snbse- quent smelting a rate twenty times greater is said to have been success fully employed
 Asa Walker. an old mining man Is here from the Dragoon mountains Speaking of the mines in that district ! MT. Walker said that the Peabody mine was now shipping ore to the shelter at Fl .-aso. A shaft is being sunk at the Hooker mine near the Pea body group and it is now down to q depth of 15O feet. Superintendent Clifford of the Peabody mine is devel- oping some claims near Dragoon Sum- init. Gold Is being taken out of the old Terrible mine and milled at Cochise.-Citizen.
 1 E mt al Q n ! of the Rosemont Copper company. is in the city. MT. Kemp is now oper- cting the old Warsaw mines, thirteen miles from old Glory. in the Gro Blanco mining district. This property was formerly owned by the Disstons of saw making fame of Philadelphia. A force of men are now engaged in de- velopment work.-Star
 E. s. Dodge of Oracle. is in the city. Dr. Dodge is just recently returned from a trip to the Galuria mountains where the Fleming brothers have their big gold property. Mir. Dodge says that the statements made about this ! property are not congregations. The development work has shown up som" wonderful ore lodes. Mir. Dodge has ! located several claims adjoining the property.-Star.
 D.. s. Mckee. a Chicago expert. will ! of the Hillside mine. to examine same with a view of handling it. The Par nell is a quicksilver property. principal 1 ly gold, and is the first south extension of the celebrated Hillside mine. Twenty ! thousand dollars has been taken out Of the Parnell. with s1 900 worth of de- velopment work. The ledge is four feet wile. The Parnell belongs to F. Frank Dillon.-Courier.
 1 George w. Wilson has arrived in Prescott from Jerome with his electro geodetic ore finder. says the Journal ! Miner. He gave an exhibition of the instrument at Hotel Burke. MT. Will son will remain here for some time and probably permanently. He met with splendid success with the instrument at Jerome as he has at other places.
 Captain l.. D. Phillips returned on this mornings train from visit in the southern part of Yavapai and in Mari copa county on mining business. Cap tain Phillips represents Douglass, Lacy & Co. of New York and their extensive interests in this section keeps him busy | looking after them. He will leave to- morrow evening for the southern part of the territory where the company is Installing a smelter-Journal-Mi Miner
 Arizona is knocking at the nations door for admission and we nope the l door will be thrown Wiue open Wilh ti hearty welcome. California can well appreciate the position of Arizona when it is remembered that no less a states man than Webster opposed California s | admission to statehood on the ground that it was "a barren land of sand and sagebrush, and haunt of savages and wild beasts" Arizona will be extended a cordial greeting by California, and the two great mineral states of the Pacific coast will henceforth march side by side to prosperity With her wonderful mineral resources. an as- sessed valuation of $40.000.0O and population of more than 125.OOO, ever on the increase Arizona is entitled to a star on the national banner.-Minins and Engineering Review.
 The production of the Arizona Copper company Limited, for the period from September Ii, on which date the new plant began work. to September 90. was equivalent to 671 tons of copper. The sale of certain of the mines belonging to the company. referred to in the re- port for the half year to March 31 last. has been carried through and the price, f150. 900. has been paid in cash.-Re- view