Arizona republican., 1903-03-18
. Mines and Minerals ef Arizona
THE NEWS AT GLOBE
Operations in the Vicinity of Gila
 County's Great Copper Camp.

The Globe Silver Belt furnishes the following information concerning min- ing and prospecting in and around Globe:
 At the Old Dominion the new shaft is down 30 feet, and the 1enporary gal lows frame. a substantial structure 3h feet in height. was finished today. Grading is practically completed. The big Warrington pump, shipped rom Seattle on February IS. has finally been traced to Tucson. from which point 1t will be forwarded tonight and should reach Globe tomorrow. Within week 1t will be in commission on the twelfth level Then work in every department will be accelerated. At the shelter the supply of ore is increasing and the coke and coal bins are rapidly filing. the ar rivals being large. The great piles of rich matte appear to be as large they were a year ago as this product accu- nlulates when the smelter is running about as fast as 1t can be shipped out On Tuesday matte was being sacked and loaded into G. V. cars below the slag dump. Superintendent Hoar, who went to Fl Paso last week, was from
  back next Saturday.
 Cleveland Dodge, of Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, owners of the United Globe Mines, is expected to arrive here next Monday night.
 H, J. Sisty returned last Saturday from business trip to Los Angeles. He reports that good progress is being made in the development of the Bad ger mine, in Lost gulch. and that they will soon be ready to start the Girard mill.
 Oliver Mathews, a mining man from Colorado Springs. Colo, arrived last night. He is on his way to the north err part of the county to examine the Cady mining claims. located on Deer Creek and elsewhere in the Tonto Ba- sin country.
 Frank A. Wright. vice president ,oi the Arizona Colorado Mining company Geo. L. Beach, a director. and Walt M DeKalb, a stockholder in the same com pany. and all of whom are largely in terested in the recently organized Globe Mining company, arrived from Chicago last night. They will spend weet here inspecting the properties of thu two companies.
 Judge J. F. Hechtman, after an ab sence of several months in the east, re turned to Globe last Friday, and vii devote his attention to his various min ing interests in this district. While Il Chicago he organized the Globe Minin company, of which he is president, t develop and operate a group of coppe claims situated near the Big JOhnn mine. and also mining property else where in this district.
 Superintendent Fred Parks, of tn Pinto Creek Mining and Smelling com pany, who was in town early in tn week. in formed us that the compan has decided to resume work in the low CT tunnel. and in order to hasten it completion and connect it by an uI raise with the shaft, will install an al compressor and employ power drill The hill on the opposite side of Pint Creek from the Yo Tambien mine wi be prospected through tunnel, wor on which will be begun soon.
 We are informed by Superintendent A. c. Sieboth of an important strike ore made last week in drift A on Har cock company's mine, on the Miner; and Pinto creek divide. The ore whic is chalcopyrite, assaying about 34 pt cent copper, averages over 30 inches width and had been followed over feet. Apparently the drift cuts Il apex of the ore body which is muc wider in the bottom of the drift than is in the roof, and in all probab ability wi be found to increase in size below u