Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-11
TRE MINING FIELD
MINES ABOUT GLOBE.
The Black Warrior Is Shut Down
 Ninety Men Thrown Out of En

The Black Warrior Is Shut Down
 Ninety Men Thrown Out of Elm.
 ployment.
 F. w. Force was here yesterday from the Bobtail camp and reported the mine work progressing favorably. The additional stamps ordered for the mill have been received and the Bob tail company will soon be ready to treat custom ores. which will be to the advantage of those who are de veloping gold claims in that section.
 P. j. Cole. superintendent of the Co lumbia coper mine, was called to St. Louis last week for consultation with the officers of the company. It is re- ported that operations are to be re sumed at an early date on the Colum- bia property in this district. Mir. Cole will also visit his former home in Ohio bfore returning to Globe.
 rrof. Jams Douglas, president of the Phelps-Dodge companies, and his daughter Miss Douglas, MT. Mills, su- perintendent of the Detroit mines at Morenci. and pr. Ricketts. consulting engineer of the Phelps-Dodge compa- nies, arrived on a special train early Tuesday morning. The gentlemen spent the day with Superintendent N. S. Berray in an inspection of tn prop erty of the United Globe mines. and the party left the same evening for the south
 The night shift at the Copper Hill mine was laid off last week for the reason that the work in hand does not justify the employment of so large force, as was required. The work of developing the Sixth level continues. Dr. Frederick Farmsworth, of New London Conn. director of the company, who has been here for some time, left this morning, accom- panied by Supt. w. s. Sultan. They will visit Clifton and Morenci, and, perhaps, other copper camps in south eastern Arizona
 The suspension of operation by the Black Warrior Copper company Anal gamated, last week, has thrown up wards of ninety men out of employ ment It is understood that the clos ing down of the works is due to dis agreement between the Black Warrior company and the G. V. G. & N. rail road over freight charges, and it is also rumored that the copper con- pany contemplate changes in the plant to increase the prOQuctlOn Ol copper About eighty tons of refined copper are on hand at Black Warrior, and al so 800 tons of acid. The development of the company"s mine in Gold gulch continues. under contract.
 Con Crowley was in town this week from the copper claims on Pinto creek, owned by w. T. McNely and himself, and which he has been developing for the past five years. Good ore has been developed in most of the claims but the principal work has been done on the Al and Hal. A crosscut tunnel intersects the lode at considerable depth, showing the ore at this point to be over sixteen feet thich, and wlnZe recently sunk to a depth of 35 feet from the tunnel is in ore all the way down, ano which is much richer in the bottom of the winZe, at water level. than the ore encountered in the tunnel. Some fine samples of the ore weighing over 100 pounds each, taken from the winze, can be seen at the Champion. Local mining men who have recently visited the property, state that the showing is better than they have seen in any mine in the dis trict-Belt.