Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25
MINING NEWS OF
 THE GLOBE DISTRICT
STEADY EX7ANSIoN OF MINING IN HAT GREAT FIELD IS HIGH
 " NOTICEABLE.
Copper Output Gro~ine-Gibson Mine Making Large Shipments-lmportant Strike in a Pinto Greek Mine-Iron Cap Reorganization.
(From the Silver Belt.l


 The contractors driving a tunnel on the Black Oxide claim for the Globe & Arizona Development company have made considerably over 100 feet. Up to last week they were making about seven feet on a shift, or fourteen feet per day. which at the contract price is sS7.10 for days work for two men. This refutes the criticism of the Troy correspondent of the Register that the contract was taken at too low a price
 B. M. White, in charge Of the proper ty of the Warrior, returned Sunday night from a short business trip. He informs us that the reorganization of the company has been completed, and arrangements are being made to do considerable amount of development work on the property. In all proba- oility working shaft of two or three compartments will be sunk to a depth Of 50 feet on the Montgomery claim.
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 Vim. Mill Williams, after spending a week in the city looking after his busi- ness interests, has returned to his mine nine miles south of Kelvin, to ar range for the shipping of ore to the Fl Paso shelter. M-. Williams recently accepted from the contractors a shaft that was sunk 92 feet to water level. This shaft is in good ore, as is also another shaft 80 feet deep. The ship ping ore will run 13 per cent copper and $10 to $11 in silver to the ton, the silver value paying freight and treat ment charges on the ore. MT. Will Hams has a partner in his mining en- terprise who lives in the east.
 Supt. D. P. Fuller, of the Pinto Creek Mining & Smelling company, who is in town today informs us that the deep tunnel on the Yo Tambien mine has been driven S02 feet, and is now in mineraliZed ground. He thinks it should reach the main ledge within the next % or 30 feet. at depth from the outcrop of HOO feet and about 5U0 feet deeper than the bottom of the shaft. The mill is to be remodeled- the stamps removed and replaced by rolls and jigs for crushing and con centrating the ore. There is enough ore on the dumps to run the mill for some time.
 
 from the Gibson mine to the Old Do minion shelter, but the large stock piles accumulated during the recent 1 storm period are not yet showing any marked depletion. The average monthly shipments of ore, under fav- orable conditions, amount to about 250 | tons. The ore is high grade sul- | phide assaying over 30 per cent cop ;e fv,t the mine, work at the present time l being confined largely to driving the | principal tunnels Sinking in the new shaft will not be resumed until hoist l has been installed, the order for which | will probably be given at an early | date. Wm. Ryan last week purchased a | fourth interest in the Coughlin group l of twelve mining claims situated at the head of Mineral Creek, about 1 eighteen miles west of Globe and two miles from the Gibson mine. The oth- er owners in the property are Jerry Coughlin, J. L. Alexander and s. L. Gibson, each having a fourth interest, The Coughlin property has produced some very good ore. A shaft so feet at the water level is in high grade sul- phide ore. Shallow openings show carbonate and glance ores. There are three strong mineral veins traversing the property. MT. Ryan will go out to the claims in two or three weeks and personally supeTiHteBd develop ment work upon them.
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 4. W. Sydnor, who last week visited the mining property at the head of Pinto Creek, in which he and his part ner, 4. H. Sterns, are co-owners with Ed and John Whelan. brought back highlS encouraging news of the de- the Maverick claim stringer of high grade sulphide ore was encountered at S2 feet in depth. which had widened to IS inches at 1S6 feet. The ore is a chalcopyrite assaying about 36 per cent copper. and is identical with the ore found in the Gibson mine, adjacent to it. MT. Sterns, who went out sev- eral days ago to view the prospective bonanza, will return this evening, and is expected to bring additional news of the important ore strike.
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 On Tuesday the papers were signed for the transfer of large interest in the Iron Cap group of mines to Sa- fem, Mass. parties. The transaction contemplates a reorganization and in- crease of the capital stock of the com pany to 250,000 shares of a par value of S10 tho new interest to receive 65.