Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-05
Warrelt t1lining District
WHY THE MINE FAILED.

luc OulOtSASLlHhy A4AuC haA CNNa opened up by an old Drospec,or and sold to party. of eastern capitalists for gocdly sum that enabled him to retire. A company was organized and the stock solo in large quantities through the east upon representations made in the prospectus. which had to say. among other things: The Outof- sightsky is clearly past the prospect ing stage and possesses the valuation and standing of a mine. There are in sight 10000 tons of mill ore worth s15 per ton, from which a profit, above mining and milling, of s9 per ton will be realized. Plans have been drawn for a mill and the proceeds of the first stock sold will be devoted to purchase and erection of milling machinery"
 The following are extracts from sev- eral papers, which give an idea of the course the mine ran after the stock was sold:
 The mill of the Outofsightsky mine was declared completed yesterday, after fourteen months construction work. General Superintendent D. F. Goldmaker has appointed D. H. Know itall mill superintendent. Mir. Knowit- all has been mine foreman and great ly appreciates his promotion. Unfor- tunately, upon trial some important changes were found necessary, but it is believed the mill will be working in ten days."-The Evening News.
 The Outofsightsky mine has 200 men on the mine payroll and forty men in the mill. This company is des- seminating money monthly in a way that is contributing largely to the pros perity of the camp. Daily Telegraph.
 Fifty tens of ere are being mineci and milled daily by the Outofsightsky mine. This reflects great credit on ihe management, which promises an increase of twenty-five tons per cay in short time. The mill is doing well under Superintendent KnowitalFs supervision. The Evening News.
 Yesterday the Outofsightsky Mine company directors purchased s5.OO0 automobile for its general superin- tendent, the better to enable him to divide his time between the mine and mill, which are some distance from each other.'-The Daily Telegraph.
 "A serious accident occurred yesier- day on the Boulevard, when an old resident was run down by an automo- bile. the operator of which was ar rested. He gave the name of Wayne at the police station. The Eclipse News.
 "It is now discovered that Wayne is a fictitious name given by the auto mobilist who ran down a pedestrian yesterday, it developing that his real name is Goldmaker and he is general superintendent of the Outofsightsky mine, in the Redskin mining district. He was so dazed at the time of the accident that now he remembers noth- ing of the occurrence. The report that MT olcmaker was intoxicated is indignantly denied by his friends. The Injured man is doing dicely. The Eclipse News.
 One ton of dynamite was yesterday hauled to the Outofsightsky property. Superintendent Goldmaker uses more powder than any two properties of the district Powder agents and agents of other supplies are always glad to call on the genial head of the Outofsight- sky"-The Evening News. . .. -.
 Il. M Johnson, a miner, who was injured in the Outofsightsky, won his suit against the mine yesterday for injuries received through the alleged carelessne5s of the management. The amount of the judgment was S10,o00. It is thought the higher col. ts Will affirm the decision. Daily Telegraph.
 Tn crosscutting for a new body of ere in the Outofsightsky mine, unfor- tunately an error was made by the surveyor that caused 40 feet of work in the wrong direction. Through the quick discernment of General Superin- tendent Goldmaker Q further amount of useless work was averted in the granite. Mir. Goldmaker deserves great credit for detecting the mistake so soon. The Evening News
 At the annual meeting of the com pany owning the Outofsightsky mine an assessment was levied on the stock holders to raise money to make changes in the mill and to further push mining operations. The general super intendent pointed out that the method of treatment used was wrong and un- fitted for the ores. MT. Goldmaker deserves great praise for his usual keenness in detecting the weaknesses and. mistakes made at the outset, and is never slow in making needed changes, however costly If this prop erty can be made to pay it will be so under his wise management The Daily Telegraph.
 The Outofsightsky company is building a series of fine dwellings for l it's numerous superintendents and lforemen. This is needed. The com lpany is good to the heads of the many departments and pays each man s1