The copper era., 1904-09-08
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

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 The Paymaster Mining Co. employ
 twenty men. taking out two car load
 q week, which are netting then
 about $50 per ton. The ore is silver
 gold and high percentage of lead
 much of the ore yielding 4O per cent
 lead. Citizen.
 Mrs. <. N. Kemp, wife of the edi r of the Range News, died lset week. The remains were shippec t3 Los Angeles for interment. Sh, es. yes a husAsaa .-snd -txa little a.-. .1.4
 mourn her loss, who have the ,yrn
 pathy of all who know them.
 A dispatch from Johannesbure
 South Africa. in the Mining Journai
 of London, states that l2,OOO more Chinese labOrers were to leave China the 3lst of August for the TransvaaI mines. 1t is expected that Chinese will be at work in those mines by the end of the present month.
 The Corda Bros are working the
 
 which average S2JO to $500 in silver and about five tons weekly, which average car load monthly. The MatchleSs has been great producer in the past and promises to be greater in the future Citizen.
 big flood is reported to have struck the Starlight mines Monday night. The water came rushing down the gulch in q great swirl, car rying everything before it. The eat ing house was demolished and washed away. The engine house was also | badly damaged and partially filled with debris.
 lSmeal Sonoqui, erStwhile Mexican democratic politician, lodge man and resident of Phoenix most of his life, is now in Chihuahua, Mexico. q fugative from justice. He is charged with beating the Alianza Hispano- Americana, of which he was d local officer, out of 500 in good money. and "f doing friend for d like , amount in aSh.-Republican
 The passenger train that arrived i at Globe Saturday morning, ran over q and killed q Mexican opposite the f water tank in the railroad yards. V The man, who was probably drunk. n had removed his shoes and laid down n on the track and fallen asleep. He W had bottle of whisky in aIpocket of l his overalls, and anather S,e of ii the - s'azas-n ". n1a.'ss,ssse'sAsste ssss rs se led from the body and ore hand was 3also cut st Dn. '" The sixteen indictments agalnSt , the ex-of,iCialS of the International " Bank have not been made public, but < it is said that President DeSSart, Vicc-President Lewis. Cashier swain ' and Book-kecper Hay were well re- - mcmbcred by the grand jury, which s ipnorcd all the charges against l.. II. ' Rhuart Dcssart is in the territorial r insane asylum, Lewis iS attending the Il Worlds Fair at St. Louis, Swain Is '' with his family in san Francisco and Hay k doing q brokerage business in Los Angeles. Friends of the men say they will all he here when their cases go to Nogalcs Niditte. A mining deal was consummated at Kelvin last week by which PhiladeI phia capitalists. represented hy Messrs. Tavlor and SharpS, of that city. have taken d working bond on the g5 claims and extensions in the :, Troy district. owned by Frank Schill- inc and !. C. Bates. Active develop mcnt of the property will begin at once with w. D. Twitchcll as general manager of the company. in charge of the work. These claims show an immense vein of ore which by careful sampling gives returns of Sli per ton. The development work will he prosecuted bv a tunnel running in on the vein. The management expects to keep up steady shipment as soon as the development work has been properly started Blade.
 Work on three new furnaces for the Copper Queen Reduction works will start within a few days. These will make eight in all. five being al ready constructed. and four Tn full blast. New furnaces are necessary as the five can not keep up with the ore shipped from BiSbee, to say nothing of the large amount of GUS tom work that has already begun to come in. In conjunction with this fact it is authoritatively understood that the foundry at the shelter ls- to be greatly enlarged. The contract for this work of construction has al- ready been let. This fact means that all of the repair work and large part of work of the manufac- ture of machinery necessary tor the | smelters will be made in Douglas.
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