Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-13

| SSquSuCSS "HlIe uOt ulS3StTOuS would throw the work, behind and entail ser. ious inconvenience. In the mean time a splendid line of powerful pumps are expected every day along with a com. pressor of adequate capacity. The wa. ter is of the finest quality. and is found in quantities sufficient to sup ply al the needs of the camps of what so ever character, including surround ing properties of the Copper Queen. It will operate to very important ex- tent toward rendering the Copper Queen people independent of the pre- carious water supply upon which they have had to depend in the past. The big pipe lines, now that extremes of weather may be expected, are liable to accident and interruption at any time. expansion from heat and con traction from cold, possibly freezing, render the old system very unreliable especially for smelter operations, which cannot be suspended for a sin gle day without great loss. If the Lowell continues to furnish the vol ume of water now in sight it will be amply sufficient to bridge over all these emergencies besides supplying ordinary and domestic needs When the new pumps are installed. the work of development can go on till the big ore body is brought to light and a new and wonderful producer be listed among the remarkable combination of copper mines for which the district is celebrated throughout the mining world. The Lowell is distinctly for tunate in striking this indispensab' @ adjunct to every big copper mine.
 The Spray
 The Spray timber supply is shy ow- ing to temporary transportation diff culties. The company utilized the de Lay by trueing up the foundation with substantial concrete work. The wcrk has been completed for several days now. A full supply of timber is ex- pected today, and by the time it ar riyes and is unloaded the hoist will De ready to resume operations. The slight delay has occasioned little or no inconvenience upon the part of the company or its employers, which dem onstrates the ability of the manage ment to minimize every difficulty and utize many incidents which under less competent supervision might be seiiouS IsduNdHsdSS-
 
 The big Calumet and Arizona hoist is in full operation. The men after the few shifts layoff occasioned by the breaking down of the old machine and the installing of the new are ready for the great work before them. The company smelter which blew in Sun day is now down to business. Every thing about the mine is in perfect condition for regular and permanent operations. The new steel ore cars are steaming over the road to Doug las. The big silicate bins just below Glance are completed and the camp, along with Douglas and the whole country are to be congratulated upon the vigorous entry of this powerful liberal and enterprising company into the list of great copper producers in Cochise county.
 The South Bisbee, the Bisbee West, the Gardner and several others. are steadily grinding away. They do not get out and shout every time they en- counter a hat full of ore, but have laid their plans and based their expecta- tions on calculations, the result of em- iaent experience and profound reason ing. When they have reached the prospective point and have nothing to show for it it will be time enough to worry. Plans of this character have never yet failed to realize the coveted result on the good old Warren copper bet, and all these properties are not only On. the belt but right around the buckle.
 Scattering
 Communication with the Modern was shut of during the late happy storm, but parties went out there yes- terday who will report progress on that promising property We are ex- pecting good news out there at every shot.
 Professor Mccoy has turned miner in dead earnest He has recently ac- quired an interest in four promising claims near the Easter Sunday. The professor is a gentleman of some means and high rustling qualities and does not propose to wait for other people to develop mines all around him in order to ascertain what he has. He proposes to find out for himself. In addition to this he located six full claims this week near Naco Junction which he has every reason to believe are on the old reliable copper belt. He will begin to improve them at once.
 Kid Rolling, who has been in the of the Copper Queen for years, is just back from Cananea. He has been away couple of months and likes the big Sonora camp, but can't stay away from home any long CT. He says that there must be in l the neighborhood of 6,000 men en- ployed in and about Cananea and the |