Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-04

The claims of the company are situa
 ted adjacent to those of the Calumet X
 Arizona and are on the main copper
 lode of the district. Bisbee Review
 George G. Gill, president of the shannon Copper company, spent the past week at the Shannon mine, and left for home Tuesday morning, says the Era. He expressed himself as highly pleased wsth the way things are moving at the mine and plant. The mine Is now outputting better class of ore than for some time past, and as consequence the output from the shelter is also on the increase.
 H. l.. Martyr, assistant superinten- dent of the Standard mines, who had business in Clifton this week, reports that the large amount of development work recently mapped out by Presi- dent Ross, is being pushed rapidly, and that some splendid new ground Is being opened up. A new p horse pow CT engine is now being placed in posi- tion at the mines which will take the place of the other two engines, thus increasing the capacity and also cheap ening the cost of hoisting the ore from the mine. The mines of the company are all looking we'll, and considerable ore is being shipped, which will be materially increased later in the sea son.-Copper Era.
 The Bisbee Review says: "The Easter Sunday has shipped a carload of high grade ore to the Fl Paso smell ter. Recently this property has been giving evidence of renewed activity and vigor. A winze has been sunk on one of the lower levels and ore en' countered that runs from $3S to $40 in gold The discovery has made no lit tie furry among the fortunate stock holders. The Easter Sunday is the only gold proposition in the Warren district, and gives evidence of becom- ing a permanent gold producer. The owners of the mine are all local people and they have been placing their con fidence in the Easter Sunday by sys. tematic development. 7"
 Peter White, who has been working for the leasers on the Boulevard mine, one of the Sheeptrail group, reported to the Kingman Miner that the leas- CTS are stoping out ore on the 65foot level that will mill over 800 gold to the ton. The ore streak in the stope runs about feet in width and shows in the drift of the 100 foot level for 100 feet or more. Bsluw the 20O-feet level ore has been opened up that rut more than S200 to the ton. Eist of the Boulevard shaft q splendid strike of ore has been made, from which ten tons running s200 to the ton has been taken The leasers now have 100 tons of S90 ore broken in the st0pes and in the bins, awaiting ship s ent to the mill.
 A great deal of ore is being shipped from the C O D mine and it is said that the stOpes show great bodies of high grade ore. It Is thought that the footwall vein in the mine, which was overlooked by the old owners Of the property, will continue to the sur face in ore running as high as s200 to the ton. The c Q D mine Is made up of great number of veins, many Of which are of considerable size. The ore lies in lenzes in these veins and can be readily worked through one shaft. It appears to be the intention of the Fletcher Mining, Milling and Smelling company to sink new shaft to cut the vein near the 400 and work out the old ground completely above that level, and at the same time new ground will be opened out ready for stoping. .-Mohave County Miner,
 The Copper Queens new shelter at Douglas has five large furnaces, each having a maximum capacity of 300 tons of ore daily, or total of about $50, ,000 tons annually. If it can be made to treat as much ore as indicated, and should the ore yield an average of , per cent copper, its annual output would amount to S5,000,000 pounds. ar mere than the present production Of any one mining company excepting only AnacOnda, It is not, however, the expectation of the owners. Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, that Jhs Copper Queen shall supply 2500 tons of ore daily. The ores of the Phelps Dodge mines in Mexico are shipped to Douglas Ariz and there treated. Also, con. siderable tonnage of ores from the old Dominion and United Globe mines is received, which are said to furnish a very desirable Aux for the Bisbee ores