Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-24
GLOBE DISTRICT
 WEEKLY RESUME
PRESIDENTS OF OLD DOMINION
 AND UNITED GLOBE.

May Treat Ores From United Globe Properties.
 President Charles s. Smith, of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelt- ing was in Globe last week and re mained to meet Professor James Douglas, president of the Phelps Dodge companies. who arrived there some days later in the private car Ma cozari. Messrs. Douglas and Smith. win Superintendent N. s. Barry, of the United Globe, and Superintendent F. w. Hoar, of the Old Dominion. spent the greater part of one day in specting the Old Dominion and United Globe properties
 President Smith stated, says the Belt that no especial significance was to be attached to the meeting between Professor Douglas and himself here The ralations between the two compa- nies are friendly, and It is possible that an arrangement might be entered into for the treatment of the Uni ed Globe ores by the Old Dominion com company when the new smelting plant now being erected by the latter com pany is completed and .n operation. Such an arrangement would appear to be to the advantage of both conpa- mics, and the Airzcnl Ccmniert iaI company. which has large quar1Iti1s of sulphide and silicIuus ores mIgnt also be adVantageously included in this agreement
 President Smith assured the writer that when the new works were com pleted his company would enter The market for all they could handle and would offer a sufficient inducement to local mine owners and leasers to sell their ore to the company instead of shipping it to Fl Paso. This state ment by Mir. Smith that his company intends to purchase ores is important. as custom snelter has been Globes greatest need and such an enterprise. rightly conducted. would wonderfully stimulate mine development in the district and bring great prosperity to Globe.
 Lyman C. Woods delivered a small lot of rich sulphide ore from the Sunset mine at the Old Dominion smelter last week. The Sunset is one of a group of claims owned by him which adjoins the Clipper group.
 George Powell. who recently re- turned from Cherry creek. brought back with him some specimens Of very rich silver or co, ,btained while doing assessment work, from claims owned by Alexander and himself The ore IS extremely rich.
 John Glasson, who was in on Tues day from his mine nine miles north Of Globe. stated that sufficient ore to fill the contact with the Black War rior was being easily mined, and the ore body is improving, as it shows cc- casional punches of bornite and car bonate ore. He is now running a pack train to Black Warrior.
 Jerry Coughlin recently made a strike of very rich ore iii one of his claims near the head of Pinto creek. He and his boys are taking out ore for shipment. and if the ore continues as good as it is at present he will make 8 good thing out of it. Jerry has a group of ten claims and every one of them shows good ore.
 An important strike of ore has been made in the Crancer crosscut, on the 460foot level of the Globe-Boston company's mine. Two small seams of iron pyriteS and manganese, carrying some copper, were encountered yester- day, and this morning a larger stratum of high-grade chalcopyrite was struck. This vein of ore is about 25a inches thick and will probably as- say 34 per cent in copper. The ore was struck at a distance of 161 feet from the station at the shaft Super intendent George s. Andrus brought specimens of the ore to town at noon today, and it is certainly as fine look ing ore as was ever produced in the district-Belt.