Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-02
THE MINING FIELD
GLOBE MINING NEVIS.
 (Silyer Belt)

tSilver Belt)
 s. A. Parnall. while at Los Angeles with his family, was called by tele- gram to Michigan. to attend the bed side of his father. thought to be dying of cancer of the stomach. MT. Par nails mother is also critically ill
 
 The St. Johns Herald says the story which is being circulated that the Ne vaio Indians are in a starving condi- tion is a falsehood. the Indians being as well off as ever.
 c. c. Clark, of Kelly N. M. arrived last .atudlay and his son, V. V. Clark, mining engineer and metallurgist, is expected tonight. Their business here is to superintend the construction of a concentrating plant for the Pinto Creek Mining and Smelling company. on Pinto creek. the machinery for which is en route to Globe.
 F. W. Hoar, superintendent of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling company. returned last night from a visit to Clifton and Morenci. Thos. Kavanaugh has been given full charge of the Troy Manhattan Copper company's property at Troy, as Superintendent and General Mana ger Chas. H. Cutting has transferred his headquarters to New York.
 
 The Old Dominion produced about 800, 900 pounds of copper in July. its normal production. Eastern advices are to the effect that there will be no changes inaugurated at the property until sometime during the coming fall when President Smith and some of the directors will visit Globe. The most important factor in Old Domin- ion affairs is the contemplated reduc- ton of freight rates by the Southern Pacific and G. V. G. & N. railroads. A new schedule of rates was submitted to the old Dominion management, but the reduction is not considered satis- factory.
 Last year the Old Dominion paid $365. 900 in freight, which is equal to 31z cents per pound of production. With the saving already effected in the cost sheets. the proposed reduction in rates should enable the company to show a profit of at least two cents per pound, with copper at present prices but the mine management anticipates that the railroads will name still lower rates. as the proposed Phoenix and Eastern railroad will run within twen- ty or thirty miles of the Old Donmin- ion property. and it will not be very expensive to build to meet the new road. provided the Old Dominion was assured of materially lower rates by doing so
 The Globe Boston.
 w. F. Kennedy, of Leavenworth, Kansas. secretary of the GlobeBoston Copper Mining company; H. s. Dor mitzer. of New York. and Charles Mayer. of Cincinnati. Ohio. stock holders, after having spent severa days looking over the company's prop erty here, and consulting with Geo s. Andrus, superintendent, and the local stockholders. left for the east the fore part of last week. While here they appointed Wm. Mills Williams mine foreman, an excellent selection The company have decided to sinf their shaft-now down 126 feet-25t feet deeper. and their advertisement inviting bids for the work is published elsewhere in this issue.
 Arthur Houle, for the past yea smelter superintendent for the Olt Dominion company, has resigned t accept a similar position with thu North American Copper company whose works are at Grand Encamp ment. Wyoming. Mir. Houle will leav' Globe next Saturday morning for hi former home in Michigan to visit fo a few weeks, before preceding to Wy oming.
 The new Sterling boilers at the Ok Dominion smelter have been set ul and are now being bricked in. Tn Stirling consists of cylinder boile resting on the floor of the boiler vault and from which radiates three sets o tubes, each set connecting at the tol with a cylinder chamber. and the thre top cylinders being connected also b, horizontal pipes ne arrangement of the tubes and cylinders afford maximum of heating surface and ss cure economy of fuel.