Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-15

that turns out as much bullion per day . as the c. X A. shelter. It's operations , and the preparations in progress led to 1 the conclusion that there must be i'm | merse ore bodies showing up in the new and wonderful Calumet & Arl- zora mine at Bisbee.
 COLOSSAL COPPER QUEEN
 AND HOW IT LOOKS
 The Douglas suburban railroad is in operation, bur the train failed to call at our number in time to carry us We got mad and walked. It looks from got mad and walked. It looks from the c. & A as if it were about a quarter Of a mile away. it turned out to De all of that and about a mile and and half more. Distances are so de ceptive that we were afraid to jump a ditch a foot wide until We threw a rock across it. The word i'm mense" is totally inadequate to ex- press what the new shelter is like. Approaching it at the west end. this | and rods and a thousand other forms Of structural steel through which the wind sings as the autumn zephyrs in a forest, impresses one profoundly with the great future of the Warren dis 1 trict. IL resembles machinery hall al the worlds fair, just before it's completion. Sixty and seventy feet above the ground, the workmen looked 1 like diminutive cliff 'dwellers as they | swung the great slabs of steel togeth- i CT. bored and riveted and pounded away toward the completion of the mammoth enterprise. The roof is i nearly completed. being composed of I inch boards covered by E. & B. ready roofing paper. the building being at that particular stage that displays it's immensity to the best possible ad- vantage. it is simply a structure of ] bewildering magnitude. On the floor they have completed five furnace foundations. on which already rest the furnace bases, and one furnace is nearly up. the others are probably on the ground as we write. On the other
 side are ten converter bases in place and the big shells are doubtless on
 hand at this time.
 The foundation to the power house is completed. along with the tufa and cement foundation for the nest of the engines representing 5000 horse power. a forest of rods coming up
 through the foundation to which the great engines will soon be anchored. The machine shop is completed and partially equipped. the boiler of old 1 5 being on the operating table. most
 of the other buildings which are nee i iessary adiuncts Of the big plant are
 completed and equipped even down
 to the "nO admittance" sign.
 The crane will operate on a runway over sixty feet wide and is expected
 on in few days.
 | Some two weeks ago. about thirty men were laid of on account of 9
 failure to receive material. but the company expected it to begin to ar rive Saturday, and when it does. a full force will be put back to work. so they would be on hand when the com
 pany resumed work. Mir. Adamson stated to the Review man that all the
 material necessary to complete the
 work was moving and they expected
 no more delays from any source. Be ing asked the pointed question. when in his opinion the smelter would be
 completed, he stated without hesita-
 ton that he thought the great day
 would arrive some time in next July.
 l. will richly repay any one visiting Douglas, to visit the Copper Queen ! smelter, especially if he lives in Co