Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-06
THE GARDNER.

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 We used to mention this property as the Little Gardner" when it handled hoist about as big as a coffee mill. The little hoist has accom- plished won ders, however, and is about to be sup planted by the largest hoisting ma chine in the territory. Hereafter we shall probably find il more appropri- ate to mention the works as The Big Gardner The Gardner is connected with the Spray on several levels, which in turn, of course, communi- cates with the Holbrook and the Czar. In short time the Gardner and the. Lowell will be in underground commu- nication and from this fact coupled with the announcement that the Gard ner would shortly have the largest in the camp. it is quite evident that it will be the main working shaft for the whole Copper Queen system.
 Development al the Gardner and Lowell have been case of Saw wood and say nothing all along and the quiet, energetic, systematic work bearing golden, or rather copper fruits. THE hoLsRook.
 The smoke stack at the Holbrook has a kink in it that Superintendent Clawson described in a way that will not bear repetition in the Puritanic eeiumna pf the Review. The superin- fendept s,f the Copper Queen Slsg .ine H raekinS bis wits Rna bending every energy to the task of making loom for the slag nnti the aa5 when the fires Are drawn. the miehS raar and rush shall dwindle to whisper, and the historical old plant which has given uphons to its proprietors, millions to iA employees and copper kettles to supply a whole generation, shall be dis mantled and relegated to oblivion.
 On the upper end of Shelter Flat there is long complicated house where they make cables. You did not know that they make cables in Bisbee, nat cables, ribbon cables; well, they do. The material comes in twfsteu strands of wire on spools. About ten of these spools are set into position A strand is drawn away from
 one, stretched side by side and woven together with a warp or woof-we are not authority on looms-which said wasp or voop is strong enough to haul a box car by the drawhead. The ca ble. when completed weighs several tons. but when in operation, its weight fs usually disposed of by the principle sf counter balance.
 THE OLIVER.
 The Oliver. the C. & A. shat near Lowell, is getting down to business. also to bed rock They are directly between the C. & A. hoist and the Lowell, and are starting oil as if they knew they had a dead sure thing" which they doubtless have. consider ing their position ia relation to the above named properties. They are driving four compartment shaft and are down about three hundred feet.
 They have one of the finest develop ment hoists in the district and are do- ing business from the collar down.
 cllFToN-MoRENci
 The Shannon IS continuing to treat just about $50 tons of ore daily, 250 tons Of which goes through its con- centratoT; and officials state that from Is to Is toas of metallic copper is the oompany's daily output. On this basis the ere is yielding about 3 1-2 per cent copper, and the company is producing at the rate of approxi- mately 100000 pounds annuaiiy. It is officially stated that Shannon copper is being made and laid down in New York at a gross of 8 1-2 cents per pound, and that net earnings at present amount to about $40 ,000 080afhly The rsompanv haz Outstaud-