The copper era., 1904-09-15
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

The recent strike, at Paradise are attracting considerable attention.
 More new men are being added to the forces.
 In the very near future the smell ting plant at the Nacozari will be closed down and the ore treated at the Copper Queen shelter at Doug las.
 Governor Alexander Q. BrOdie has appointed Hon. Steve ROemer member of the board of trustees of the Territorial Industrial School, vice X. II. Emanuel having resigned.
 An additional force of twenty-five miner. has been put to work at the NOwry camp, which increases the working force to 100 men, and two more steam pumps have been ordered Co increase the pumping capacity, the increased flow of water upon the iOO-fOot level having over taxed the machinery now in operation. Oasis.
 One night last week Carmen Ace bcdo, foreman on A. Stcinteld Cos. ranch. shot and killed Jose NJ. Apuirrc. aged go, the son of Pedro Aguirrc, the pioneer cdttlcman ot the san Pedro, in the rear of the Abadic saloon, corner Myers street and Broadway. in Tucson. They ulIarrcIcd over Il bet which Acebcdo won.
 The Tucson Star says Il letter has been received from E. l.. Worthcn saving that the Kemp oil burning copper Smclting furnace at Copper Fields. Vermont, which he went east to set up, has been tried and found an unqualified success. On very re- hcliOuS orc d matte of over 3o per cent. was produced of better grade than the company had ever been able to produce before. and with q saving of over onc-half in the fuel expense.
 \ unique case was decided in Co- chisc county this week. The county lOubIl ~llll IodlIlNl sNllNl ili +N" Lewis who it was claimed should pay A11r the board of United States priS- CTS, q considerable item. It seems the government allows the
 eintv and the sheriff each d Ccr- -,H amount for th-u care of nri-nr county should pay the board of pris- of he. monies -,.1 and that the money the ShcriiT re- ccivc> k for personal services. Tue son Post
 At Kingman Gideon Bocrickc, ao- companicd by Geo. Mayer, of Pres colt. visited the Tunstcn mines on the Bi" Sandy, in Mohavc county. last week. Mir. Boerickc is working q group of Tunstcn mines in the Dragoon mountains. and having heard of the mines in that county went there for the purpose of mak ing an examination. He has con tractcd for the entire output of the l mines. He iS at the head of the | only tungsten manufacturing com panv in the United States. He be- | licvcs the Dragoon and Sandy mines | to he among the best properties in | the United States. ProSpcCtor.
 The (. N \ company recently made 1, a strike on its l20O-foOt level. the | deepest working in the mine. The | ore body is of large size, and assures | q great producing area on the deep | level. It is sulphide ore. and runs well in percentage. The strike | brings absolute confirmation of the belief of those who have Coutcndcd | that Bisbee ores go down and adds much strength to the field. Beside the immediate value of the strike, it encourages all who are working for depth. In this connection there iS q reminder that only few years ago the deepest working in the camp was but couple of hundred feet. and most everybody declared that much greater depth would see the finish of the ore deposits being worked. Now there are two great mines in the camp with splendid ore bodies at the l2o0-foot level. and undoubtedly some more coming in to add to the num- hcr.-Rcvicw.
 The final contracts between C. NJ. Clark and the parties comprising the Globe Power company were signed in Los Angeles on September 1. and deeds from Mir. Clark to the company way, franchises. etc. embraced in the Clark electric power enterprise are now of record. This k the water. power and electric proposition to R2e17 SziI - ll