Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
E IN THE TIMING FIELD
 Operations of Interest Throughout the County of # COChse, Arizona and Sonora

digging and are to be congratulated on the rich ore bodies they are strik | ing near the surface.
 Down near Glance station the Cop. per Glance people sunk IS feet look. ing for moisture, then they drifted 63 feet under the wash. They did not find water in satisfactory volume, | but they struck a respectable body of | aluminium ore running 36 per cent, besides big body of fire clay superior | to that near Benson, which com mands s10 per ton There is no limit to the supply of this valuable clay struck in this shaft
 Down below the bridge at Glance | is the Calumet and Arizona silicate bin. The quartz dyke apng here is simply illimitable, just opposite the station and on the east line of the Copper Glance group it approximates 400 feet in width. the pures5 silicate in all Arizona. The Calumet people took advantage of this and put up 1 commodious bins and tramways 10 gather in the Aux for their smelter at Douglas Before bidding goodbye to the Copper Glance district, we ac- knowledge our profound obligations to John Connolly-Bucksin Jack-for his ready, hearty assistance in inves- tigating the camp. John travels like scared jack rabbit, and the tender. foot who follows him hopes the light. ming will hit either him or Jack, and is not particular which. but when he gets back to that old spread of ham and eggs and green onions, maybe he don't ge5 even with Jack.
 The Big Four are popping away away over ol the north side of the railroad in the direction of the Eas- ter Sunday and every shot declares the emancipation of this grand min. ing district from the lethargy of years: Now we are of to Douglas carrying ca our train. among other commodi- ties, four cars of Calumet and Arizona in their new fangled ore cars. E assa
 The Big Shelters at Douglas Now We promise the people of Bis bee that in describing these plants, truthfully and accurate'g. there is a revelation in store for most Of the readers Of the Review. Where few short months ago the silence of the desert was only broken by the whis. per of the wind through :he low mes Quites and the landscape relieved by Ia lonely palo verde. transformation has taken place by the side Of which the experiences of Alladin are com. mon place. Besides the first class little city of Douglas, which We vii; visit later on. majestic smoke stacks pierce the skies, colossal buildings heave their giant frames above the
  cred with brick and tufa, and cement and structural steel and glass, and the whole earth seems changed, as it were. in day.
 The train sets out the loaded ore cars opposite the Calumet and Ari- zona smelter The new smelter is quite a walk from the main line. At the distance it looks like a new steam laundry with a big and a little stove pipe. As you approach the works. the smoke stack seems to grow, and it continues to grow till you reach the foot of it, then you realize that it is a neat 160 feet high. Walk in under it and look up and you will get an idea of trying to fall out of well. We walk out on the high trestle and slide down a forty-foot pine brace we brought the splinters home with us-but we landed at the bottom when an auger shaped hash cutter was re- vo'ving ready to mix it'' with the fiue dust Next we lumber into the machine shop, where we see the boys starting lathes, and punching ma chimes ard planers and trip hammers of on heir first trip, and another ma chine rolls up boiler iron like Sara toga chip, and we meander forth and look at the big dust chamber 100 feet long. and the big stack that leaves the furnace starts up, then changes its mind and dives down into this same dust chamber, and then we strike the power house after looking at the boil CT room with three big boilers, ten feet high lying down and a fire pump in the same room, and the power house, we all know, is the prettiest feature about a smelter, and we see brand new 250 horse power engine running an electric generator, and another 250 horse power engine and another 100 horse power engine with twenty-to1 fly wheel, and we wonder if they aren't in pretty good shape to grind coffee And the buildings are airy and ample and clean.
 The big bins are ornamented with sixteen chutes. The bullion scales are on a level with the car, and the bull lion truck is rolled onto the scales then unloaded into the car. The plant is provided with standard guage electric slas trucks and locomotives, and they have the whole valley from there to the national boundary in which to dump their sag. Slag pots, feed floor paraphernalia and every thing else is brand, splinter new.
 The Douglas street railway system is graded to the Calumet and Ari- zona smelter.
 One large furnce with two mounted copvarfarc orc in nosifiop alnuD with