Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-15

There is an uncertainty about the la bor situation which IS causing unea- siness regarding industrial enter prises In some parts of the country but already those who have money are looking about for places to in- vest 1t. Mir. pomeroy says a great deal of capital mas gone into Mexico in consequence of the labor troubles in this country and a great deal of it ought to come to Arizona where the situation Is not very acute
 He was in New York last spring. At that time he aid not md a great deal of interes. in this territory but on his recent visit he was beset on all sides by inquiries.
 The story of the Tonto Dam had reached there and with 1t the story Of the Salt River valley.-Republican By caiifornians That Should Interest
 Arizona Copper People.
 Through an arrangement with the authorities of the UniveI sity of Car fornia, W. J. Adams. a mining engin- eer and graduate student, is con6uct- iEg in the mining department, of which Professor Christy is the head, a series of experiments in an effort to find a practical process of success fully working low-grade copper ores. Adams work in this direction Is being watched with great interest, owing to the large deposits of low-grade copper ore on this coast, and particularly in California These deposits are un- profitable to work with the methods now in vogue.
 The processes experimented with are not new. though they have not been tried in this country. In Wales the final process of oil con- centration has been so successful that ores only carrying 3-10 of 1 per cent of copper yield good profit. If it proved that ores of 1 Ter cent can be profltably worked. The field of work In this state alone will De vastly increased, and even more than at pres ent, California's fame as copper country will be spread abroad.
 MT. Adams and those interested with him in his work have been in formed that recently two mining stu dents at Cornell University have dis covered that by using a higher tenn perature and electrical currents in the refining of copper the cost. which is now $5 a ton. can be reduced one half.-Examiner. q
 MINING PERSONALS.
 John Corp has completed title work for the year on his big group over the hill from the limestone reef.
 Captain Watson is looking after his mining interests In the Packard dis trict this week. George Roberts and Davy Crockett have just completed the annual as- sessment work on the Crockett mine
 Harry Mccoy took a force of men and a bountiful supply of beans out 10 look after assessment work about ten miles from Bisbee, last Tuesday.
 ''Huachuca" Sutherland was in from his ranch in the mountains of that Dame several days this week. MT. Sutherland reports considerable ac- tivity in the hills as the first of the year draws near.
 H. W. Miller, one of the old time promoters of the Modern, came in last Wednesday night rom the field. lie and O. P Hunt, James Harsha and others have been doing the assess- ment act on 24 claim group near Naco.
 H. c. Landau took a run to "Bodie | HIP group one day this week in the | interests of the company.
 Billy Evans. old time mining man, who has ben employed for several | weeks outside of Bisbee, was a most | welcome visitor among his many friends in town last Wednesday eve ming.
 Bob Frazer, all rouDa business man in general and bear fighter in partic- ular, was in Bisbee last Tuesday after 8 protracted sojourn in Mexico where he has extensive mining interests.
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 Joe McCabe. "Old Timer" Hazel and others came in from Joe's mining property below town last Monday, where they are digging holes in com pliance with the laws commands.
 Lem Overlook was out to the Booie Hill property one day ttis week and reports the surface slowing as being very interesting at least
 Judge Merritt took fun out among the mines last Thursday. The ju6 ge Is taking a warm interest in the min ing business of late. realizing as all men of judgment must, that 1t lies at the bottom of our prosperity.