Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-21
GLOBE DISTRICT
 MINING NEWS
OLD DOMINION BLOWS IN AN.
 OTHER FURNACE
An Active Winter Season is Assured Other Companies Planning Exten- sNe Work-Strike of Rich Ore in Summit District

Sh SCtiSe WiNtef season IS 1SSuFeo- Other Companies Planning Exten- sNe Work-Strike of Rich Ore in Summit District
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 Furnace No. at the Old Dominion smelter was blown in last Monday morning, making two furnaces now in operation. The event marked an i'm portant advance by the company in the production of copper, as it is es- 1 timated the monthly outpu: from this time forward willfbe l 1,500.000 pounds, or nearly double what it has been in i the past. The enlarged operations | mean much to the advantage of Globe as the force at the smelter has been doubled, and many more men will be ] required at the mine to take out and handle the larger supply ot ore need co. Men are being put on every day and within a very short time it is ex- pected there will be 500 on the pay roll. As a produer of copper. Old Do- minion will take rank among the leading mines of Arizona. a position 1t will be able to easily maintain when the proposed new reduction works will have been erected.
 L. A. Snyder. now representing the Val Verde smelter. arrived on last nights train. He has been in soutI- ern Arizona for some time purchasing ores for the Val Verde company. P. J. Cole, superintendent of the Columbia Copper company, who ha, Deen in the east for severai months. returned lsst night. We undei stand that the Columbia mine is to oc equip red with ns.s '"l r-k. 1Ed dcr&ij ,,n T, of the property resumed and Carricd on vigorously
 The Bcbtail company have effected a settlement with William Beard and the Troxel brothers. and will now proceed to perfect their plans for en- larging their mill and opening up their mines on a large scale. The company has been reorganized and the new or ganization is said to have plenty of money behind them. They will proba- ply install cyanide plant at their mill, beside eniarging their crushing capacity.-Florence Blade
 strike of ore which may prove of some importance was made on Mon- day in the mine being developed by A. C. Sieboth for the Pinto Creek Cop per company, in Summit district A seam of ore which was being followed in the eas. drift on the 250-foot level. at 135 feet from the shaft widened to three and a half feet os high grade chalcopyrite. II may be only a lenze of ore, but should it prove continuous at it's present width, it will establish the value of the property.
 Richard Fleming was in from Black Warrior on Tuesday. The teacher is running in small way and advices are awaited from the east before en- larging operations. 4 meeting of the Black Warrier Copper company, anal gamated, was held in Philadelphia, on November 6, to vote on proposition to increase the capital stock, which undoubtedly carried. It is expected that at an early date work will begin on important additions 10 the already large plant at Black Warrior, which 1 will require large force of workmen. 1
 Superintendent A. c. Sieboth re- l turned on Monday from the camp of | the Lake Superior and Arizona Min l ing company, on Queen creek, where he is preparing for extensive opera tions. The machinery, en route from Casa Grande, was within one mile of | the mine when he left there. The |
  pressor, Leyner and Ingersoll power | drills, track and cars, and surface i'm The mine is considered ! a large and valuable one, and as it is | well opened. should before i very long become producer.
 The assurance of great copper re- duction plant in Pinal county is enc of ] the first tangible results to follow the l beginning of construction on the Phoe- nix and eastern railway. The Arizona
 ,pper Mountain Mining company, whose properties lie within about a | mile of the Gila river. and some six . miles this side of Kelvin, has deter l mined to erect large and thoroughly modern plant for the reduction of the ! vast body of copper ore which has | been developed in the Copper Butte | The railroad line is located about a | mile from the main workings of the l Republican
 Although last Saturday and Mon day were not up to the mark as pay l