Arizona republican., 1903-04-24
GLOBE AND VICINITY
Black Warriors New Leacher Will Be
 Started Soon.

Mining operations are lively in tho vicinity Oi Globe. as evidenced by the following items from the last issue of the Silver Belt, respecting other than the big mines already producing:
 The new teacher of the Black War rior Copper Company, Arlalgamated, is now complete and as soon as pump to handle the solution arrives, which was shipped from Syracuse, N. Y, on April 4, the company will start up the works. A Chisholm, Boyd & White briquetting machine has been ordered, to convert into a product for smelting the silicious ores, copper precipitates and the iron cinders from the sulphur furnaces. The company has contract ed for twenty tons of scrap iron daily and for fuel cil, shipments to begin at once, and for sulphide ores to come later, from Oakland, Cal. The force of men employed at Black Warrior is being gradually increased.
 Charles F. Taylor is the owner of very valuable property in the Bobby Burns, Richelicu and Buster mining claims, recently surveyed fer patent. These claims are situated on Buffalo hill. taking in the apex, and being the eastern extensions of the Birdsnest and
 
 mines of the United Globe, in which important ore bodies have been opened. The statement has been made that there are Z5,CG0 tons of ore in sight in the Josh Billings. and the ore has been followed in this claim to within 800 feet Of the west line of the Bobby Burns. The Buster claim parallels the Mark Twain and Lizzie, owned by the United Globe, and the Richelieu is a parallel claim to the Tip Top No. 1, enc of a group Of claims bonded by MT Taylor to the A. B. Copper con- pany. The Bobby BurI:s. Richelieu and Buster claims have about $3,000 worth of work done on them, and they are surrounded by rich mines. In fact. , there is no better located nor chcicer mineral ground in Globe district than the three Taylor claims mentioned. The pumps and machinery at the Mallory shaft, on the Globe-Boston property are being Cverhauled and put in shape preparatory to cutting the station and starting the crOsscut tun- nel at the depth of 450 feet in the shaft. 1 In the bottom of the new shaft of the Arizona Colorado company, on the DeClcss group in Irene gulch, a vein 1 of copper stained quartz was broken into a few days ago. and some galena was also found in one of the quartz streaks in the shaft.
 w. J. Feagles will finish loading a i car this week of peacock copper ore from the Little Man mine. owned by 1 Nigro & Moreno, located at the head of i Pinto and Mineral creeks. It has not yet been decided where this ore will be shipped to. Next week AIr Feagles will commence hauling ore for ship ment from the Gibsons and Beck mines, in the same locality.
 | D. D. Sullivan has secured a lease from the Old Dominion Copper com pany on the New York and Chicago, a patented, mine located near Bloody l Tanks. about six miles west of town. This is copper proposition, which was among the first of the kind worked, in this district, and upon which the first copper sneiter in the district was erected. MT. Sullivan has already commenced work with a small force of men.
 The ore that was encountered at 610 feet in the Merger tunnel on Mineral creek, about two weeks ago, has since | proven to be quite good body of fair grade sulphide ore. The first vein was about two and a half feet wide, when q rib oi very hard rock came in for i about three feet, then another vein of | the same character of ore about three 1 feet wide. and they are now in hard rock again. The encourtering of these veins of ore is highly gratifying. as no ore-Eearing veins were expected to be reached in so short a distance. Superintendent A. C. Sieboth reports 1 that the shaft of the Arizona Hancock at q depth of 300 feet has cut a siX-foot vein Of chalcopyrite ore, and as the pitch oi this vein has changed to nearer perpendicular. the shaft will continue in ore for about thirty feet. The same vein at the 25O- foot level was cut by a crosscut twenty-five feet from the shaft. The ere runs over 30 per cent in copper.
 William Pohl and Fl. T. Wendelborn. lessees of the Big Johnny and ODougherty mines, belonging to Phelps. Dodge & O., last week en- countereG several incheS of very rich cuprite ore, at a depth of sixty feet, in a winZe they are sinking on the ! O'Dougherty, in the main tunnel on those mines. They have taken out several tons of very high grade ore, and are now drifting or the vein, 1 being compelled to stop sinking for the present. or account of water coming 1 into the Winzc.