Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-14
Items About the Mines and Min. eral Development CuIled
 From Exchanges.
TNEASURELAND OF AMERICA
Reports From riany Districts In the
 Territory, Telling of Important Discoveries, Active Operation and Organization of New Companies

The output of the Greene C1nsoli- dstsd for June was 5,539, ,000 pounds of copper, and for six months, 32 O74, ,OOO
 The June product of the Calumet X
 Arizona was 1912 ton of blister copper, and fDr the first half of the year 1901, inc total output was 1884 tons.
 As soon as the contract which the Greene Consolidated Copper company has made with the United Metals Sell inp company expires, it is stated that Phelps. Dodge X Go. will sell the en. tire output of the Greene Consolidated company.
 L. NJ. Teale, superintendent of the Treasure Hill Mining company, was in Kingman several days this week. Mir. Teale will remain in charge of the property and will arrange for starting pp work on it just as soon as matters arrange themselves for resumption Mohaye County Miner.
 Contractors on the Golden Gem mine are making big progress in the drifts on the 3O0.foot and 400-foot levels. The past week shows an aver age of about 10 feet per day on the two levels. The contract is for 300 feet of levels, the ground to be broken 7x6 feet.-Mohave County Miner.
 John kenns dy and Henry Cummins brought in a load of rich gold ore Wednesday. The ore was taken from their claim located in Crazy Horse canyon, near Cedar Springs, in the Arayaipa district These gentlemen will bring in about twenty tons of the ore and have it shipped to Fl PaSo, where test of it's values will be made. The ore is said to assay from s40 to $50 per ton.-Willcox News.
 Matthew Carr, one of the oldest mine owners of the Cedar Valley couu- try, is at work on a mining claim east of the Berkely and is getting splendid ruby silver ore in drift being driven into the mountain, says the Mohave County Miner. The vein is large one and the streak of rich ore is in- creasing in width and value as the work progresses. NIT. Carr is also the owner of good mining property near the old Arnold lode, at Cedar
 To the workings in the south side ot the Higgins property, which adjoins the Uncle sam claim of the Cipper Queen, an ore body has been struck. It's size has not been as yet detsrmin- ed, but from all appearances it has a large ore body, and it's position in re- latiOn to Copper Queen ore bodies is very encouraging. The Higgins peo- pie are very much pleased with the discovery, and It will be prospected at once. -Bisbee Review.
 The MObave County Miner says; Major w, A. Mensch has resigned his position as superintendent of the Fletcher properties at Stockton Hill for the purpose of assuming entire charge of work on the mines of the
 Enterprise Mining company. It is his intention to install a steam hoisting plant and pumps at the mine and will soon be operating the property with rom 20 to 9 men. Major Mensch is a hustler and is sure to make a success
 Of the undertaking.
 The Boston News Bureau says: Fol June the Shannon Copper company produced 477 tons of copper-954, 00C pJundS, compared with 463 tons in
 hay-926,O00 pounds. For the frs, SIX months of 1904 the Shannon Cop per company has produced 6,000,00( Il pounds of copper. The Shannon mine
 mas no hsSure vein and as the ore for maIIon is somewhat bunchy, the val. ues Tn the ore vary. This fact ac. C'uhtS for the varying monthly pro auctions, but Shannon interests say Vhat there is no question but what
 'ne shannon property eau be regard 'u as producer of 1000, 900 pounds ol copper per month The output ir vle last six months has ranged from %zoO,OOO pounds to 926 900 pounds per month.
 manager Gordon, of the Ray compa n.y. mas been directed by the oii cials oI '"o company not to grant any more ,0aneS on the Ray mines. This would ,"u'cate that the company either con.
 'o'uplate sale of the property or re k sumption of operations thereat. Eist ''' capitalists have had the proper ty
 1Aam'aed by engineers, and have alsc
 ""u agents in London nepotiatine
 "'n the company managers for tn,
 pu'onase of the property. Whatever
 I result of the negotiations may be Hulte certain that this mammoth
 7'' meEltorious property will not re-