Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-02
MINING OPERATIONS il .,y1 IN CHA COUNTY
Fz ,EcwrrrvrrH1rvuk.cApr1Al isIs ARRIVE IN GLOBE.

rhe cusoos- fer the .-Ensire District K Mss Never erishter-iterns cui'ed i' From the Globe Silver Belt
 tI O As, ....-...-.- .-.- -...- ...-...-.. Q. E. The second party from the east to Eyisit the Nostb Pacific sroqp of cla4ns Ebf the PacifEs Mining < Metals com pany arrivedE here !Ast Hesiax eye ning in the special Pullman Ger tDe;roit, Michigan. and are Tsuests df Manager J. D Coplen end Porter W: EFleming of the Pacific company. EThere are about twenty of the s1siters NaDd they -baye. had a dslighttal trip through the west. feavfng BetfofS Friday. August IA, they went west on the Santa Fe. visiting the Grand
 Canyon at Bright Angel. the sights there impressing as more imposing. than any.specimen of natural grand eur ito be found 'fh the world. - .-. -
 From the Grand Canyon the De-
 troiters preeseded, 5 Pasadena and Bos Angeles, and afteI3asday in,selroh- ern Californil they went to San eFrancisco.-ztas tast Srn.sv rtIe visitors arrived at Tucson SwhereTrhey visited the South Pacific Igroup .of mines of the Pacific company.
 Pleased With SMarth- Pacific. Group
 Since their aEff*at fere tlre visitors havssspeal mest of 4their. time looking .ovefathe North Paciic. claims. and all @iot them were s.tongly impressed with. the great bodies of ore whose out -efspping gst-are everywhere Visible on the hills claimed by the Pacific com. pany ,-l ., --...-...-
 The home state of the visitors is Michigan. which for years has been one of the greatest copper producers of the world, and they were aston ished al. the enormous quantities If copper awaiting for capital to be moved to the the markets of the world The percentages shown in the ores of the Globe district were a revelation to the visitors, who have been we'll posted on the low grade ores CT north ear Michigan. where it's necessarv :cl gc thousands of feet underground to Nsach the ore, while here mining may be begun at the surface
 { Millions of Tons of Ore.
 : The feeling of the party fin5s re Election in the remark of Colonel Leu Burt, one of the more prominent vis- itors who said: ''The officers os the Pacific company had told us tha. there were at least Z. 2.e08. .0o0 tons of ore in sight on their property in eie Glpbe district. have beel doing so he figuring and believe that fhe figures should be about 20190. .s00 tons. The only question is that Of transportation, and of course this will be readily taken care of =
 h couple of weeks Messrs ropIen and Fleming will bring a'sparty of Boston investors to Globe to inspect this property. and it is evident that. tte enterprise ef. these, gentlemen wit bring about the developnel. cf a new great industry in this di-'riot and will mate. ely assist in the groHth of Globe. and Arizona --<
 Arizona Destined to Lead. -i
 To say that we have been very higtly and favorsbly impressed by wh& wethave Seen of the copper re- souItes ofi Arizona is putting it mfi1." "i reufl uflrkeHsSnes.ef tAes Michigan party bef{fe leaving 'G lebeI fastI evening:
 ichisanshas'f many years BeeAt the banner copper producing section of te westerfswerld - ft is only a few I yeaH back when we scoffed at The idef fhat the eqpper ores of Montana woifd prove rival in the market for l reftsd eeppsryet weweFa.zooa com pefled to yield first place to her, and now It would seem that Arizona is destined to soon top them both for I first place. It is a fact that within the past few years Michigan capital has been pouring into Arizona for the development of its great deposits of copper ores This is more notably l true of the southeastern part of. the ! territory. and particularly in the Bis 1, bee region.s s,s fA {. Gio5e Mines Baffle Description.
 We have visited only the proper ties of the Pacific Mines & Metals compaf1y on this trip and the general | epfniep of the entire. party can be slmned up by the saying that the showing especially that ofothei North | Pacific. group. west of, Globe. is of I such magnitude as baffles description. [ ln fact, there is such great quahtitfesl of copper ores, exposed tq, the naked l eye in outcroppings, gulch facings. tunnel valfs, shafts 7 and Jmountain heights. that any attempt to reduce the same fo' tangible quantities byf measure of cubic feet and. toms sim ply results in figures that stagger the. imagination. ..f = !