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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

From now on every man employed about the different plants will have locker to keep his clothes in and there vii he no more stealng of which there has been considerable in the past.
 A new cable for lhe big double drum hoist al the Holbrook was put in during the week and the old cable sent 70 lle shops for repairs. The company is very careful of its hoisting weakness in any cable calls for an weakness in any cable calss for ali immediate change.
 A heavy demand will shortly be made upon ihe Holbrook for ore, and {, heaviest shipments to the enlarged shelter Will probably come from this shalt;
 The nine has immense reserves and is a-v.-uping new bodies lf ore every day
 II has ,ne solid body of ore all blocked ut and iying south towards The Spray shaft which has never fo oe worth Sl 0Qc.QOO and has never seea touched. except for samphns purposes All of the ores are soft and easily taken down. necessitatins only Land labor.
 The usual daily shipments of ore are heins made from all Of the shafts o1 the company and increased devel- opuent Work is a feature of the past Week
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
SHATTUCk.ARlZONA

Work has been resumed during the week on the 700 level of the Shattuck- Arizona mine. and the drift has now passed through the big ore body in the limestone. and is being driven through the pOrphyry.
 Superintendent Pattison expects this drift TO catch another body of ore when the porphyry is passed. deduct ing his opinion that ore lies uIon both sides of the fault
 The flow of water is increasing in the drift. and is considered an excel lent sign for the finding of more ore.
 The drift on the 500 foot level is now in from the shaft about 140 feet and the same geological and mineralo- logical conditions exist as were re ported last week Punches of native copper are still present in altered lime stone. and il is expected that these indications will shortly lead into the body of ore encountered on the FOG foot level
 Ground is being excavatei in prepa ration for placing the foundations for the new boiler lately received. and the boiler will be placed in position dur ing the coming week.
 4 party of directors and stOckhOld CTS in rhe Denn and Shattuck proper ties are expected 10 arrive here some l time during the month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
SAGINAW STRIKES ORE.

Friday morning the Saginaw com pany struck a seam of ore in a cross cut on the 35O-foct level. Superin- tenrent Harrington upon being ad- vised of the strike gave orders to fol tow the ore and the coming week may demonstrate whether it leads 10 an ore body or not.
 The formation in which the men have been working in this part of the mine has been showing strong miner al indications during the week and the finding of ore has been expected al any time. Its disclosure on Friday gives hope. from general conditions, that 1t may/develop into something good.
 Word has also been received that the hoist and all other machinery for the new plant had been shipped on the fifteenth of September and should ar rive here within another week.
 All preparations for installing the plant are completed and when it reach es here, it can be placed in position at once.
 The diamond drill is still in opera ton on the flat, south of the shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
< A N DENN-A RIZONA.

The shaft of he Denn-Arizona mine .s now down 500 feet. the result of four and one half months work which is said 10 be the best record ever made in ihe district The shaft is 2lXS feet in the clear. and $ timbered throughout.
 Superintendent B. NJ. Pattison stated yesterday that he record in sinking on ihe Denn was better than that on the Shattuck-Arizona. and that in the month of August clear p feet had been sunk. Foreman Joe Colley says he intends to send her down To the suefOCi leve al pretty nearly fhe same sai- and if he Keeps his word good the ore zone disclosed by the diamond drill will ae reached by the first of January Only six men have been employed in doing the actual work cf s'nkine and ,, can be considered 10 have been as good a job as has ever been done around BisDee
 Word has been received by SUperin- iendelf Patfison that the new hoist has been shipped. and will be here in he early part of the month. A new boiler is also on the way and plant VII be installed immediately on arriy-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
BISBEE MEN IN MEXICO.

J. l.. Boston returned this week from a trip into Sonora where in the inter est of himself. l.. A. Brown and H. C. Hurst. he denounced seventy-five per tenencias of mineral carrying ground on the east side of the AjO mountains located five miles from the Bell prop erty which is being worked at pres ent with very satisfactory results. The location of the property was made by Mexican originally and is said 10 be one of the best copper pros poets on the surface ever seen in the district. Several assays were taken from an open cut which gave average returns of S2S.0O per ton in copper and silver values. Mr. Boston was so favorably impressed with the prop ositiOn that he immediately denounced 75 pertenencias. paid the Mexican tax and put five men at work al devel- opment The work is being carried on under the direction of R. F. BOs ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
SHANNON.

The fiscal year of the shannon Cop per Co. ended in August. The total production for the year was about H. 5oo.v00 pounds. an increase of 10000 pounds over the previous year. Ow- ing to floods and washouts last winter there were shutdOwns totalling 30 days. so that the mine is really in a position now to make full 12,000,0 900 pound production for the year, if run on full time.
 Ore reserves are being continually increased. and are materially larger than they were a year ago. The con- pany have paid off S6O.O0O of bonded indebtedness during the past year. and by January l. 1906, will have a new converter in operation that will great ly increase prOfits-
 The past year has been very satis- factory one to shannon, and, if no accidents happen during the present year. the company will make sub stantial gains in product and profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

Lake orders coming in again this week. Prices have advanced on this buying. The prospecting and devei- oping on the Kearsage lode are being pushed along as rapidly as possible, and encouraging news comes from Franklin. Tecumseh and AllOuez. Mass Mining reports for August its greatest output about 350,OoO pounds of cop per. Copper Range has been begged around 6g all the week until Thurs day. when it started up and gained 1 1-2 for the day. Further advances are looked for. This stock is selling low for it's production and dividend payments. and large blocks of it have been put away as an investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
JUNCTION.

On -he 900 at the Junction the work consists of running the drift around the shaft in order 10 get an idea of the formation and the trend of the ore body. The showing in the drifts this week is not so encouraging as last. The drift from this level which has been started in for the HoatsOn shaft is in very favorable formation but there is no ore showing at present. Work @ the Junction is being carried on under adverse circumstances. The thermometer on the 900 registers 110 degrees and the work is being carried on in relays. This disagreeable con dition is expected to be relieved dur ing October. The seven foot com partment which is being raised from the % to the surface is expected to be cOmplerel during October.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
cOcHIsE DEVELOPMENT co.

Work inausurated by the Cochise Development company is progressing rapidly The new road 10 the shaft has been completed and about one half of the grading for the foundations of the hoisting and power plant, is finished.
 The collar of the shaft has been re- timbered and everything necessary IS being put in order for the reception of the machinery which is expected to arrive the latter part of the month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
4 BOOM AT GLOBE.

J. C. Steele. who owns a half inter est in the Bis5ee Contact group of eleven claims west of the Bisbee West company and who has been looking after some of his property for the past three months returned here last Wednesday and states that Globe and all of the country adjacent is expert encing one of the most prosperous periods in it's experience.
 He says that not only has the Phelp ps-Dodge company placed its mines and pl/Its in full operation but that every other property for mics around has taken on new life and that a regular boom is on. Miners are in demand all over that section and hundreds of prospects are being open ed up which have been lying idle for years.
 In reciting what development has brought about he says that Gibson Brothers, two well known miners, have taken out of their claim on Min eral creek over s1O0OO0 worth of higf grade ore and shipped it to the smelt CT in town.
 Sidnor & Stearns of the St. Elmo 1T Globe are investing heavily in out side properties and have had some rich samples sent in from the pros poets within the past month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

Nlr. Steele says that it is something phenomenal the way the district $ progressing and that mining men from all parts of the country are coming in 10 invest. since the Phe,ps-Dodge com pany formed a combination of the two largest properties and started .n 10 make it a big producing camp.
 In regard to his own claims in that district Mir. Steele says that for the present he does not care to say any thing about them as he is having @ chemical analysis uade of some of the ores which show indications Of carrying a rare and valuable mineral, and will not be able tO announce any news until he receives returns from chemists he has sent them to.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
MINING PERSONALS.

George Bernard has been in town several days from the Gold Mountain property which he reports 10 be in fine condition.
 w. L. York is expected to arrive in Bisbee the first part of this week from the York mines in Sonora. While here he will make final arrangements to begin work upon the property.
 James Steele expects shortly to go on a long prospecting expedition out in the desert country.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
DEMAND FOR COPPER.

Phelps-Dodge Co. have stated that they are making sales of copper 10 the best consumers in the trade al Ii l2 cents per pound up 10 the end of the year An official of the United States Metals Selling company says he can see nothing m the copper sit nation but phenomenal demand for the metal. with none offered below 16 z cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
PROGRESS AT LA vANTiA.


 L. r. Young president ani seCre- iary of the La Vantia mining compa- ny. which is working the Pearce prop. erfy below Benson in the Yellowstone district. was in the city a few days ago on business connected with the enterprise. In conversation with Q Prospector representative Mr. IOune stated that the mine was showing up in excellent shape and is exceeding their expectations. The new mill re- gently installed was stopped after running a few days by the accidental breaking of essential parts. and in- stead of sending for new cans to re- place those which were broken. the company decided to erect a much larger mill as the first one was not large enough 10 handle the supply of ore that is being taken from the mine The new mill will be on the ground ere many months. having double the capacity of the old one. The compa- ny has everything in first class shane at the mine. including electric lieh- for the mine. mill and lodging houses A force of twenty men is employed in the mine. and others will be added soon. Plumbing machinery supplies wsfer from the mine to run the entire | plant The Nantia company Is c s. tined to become one of the famous l gold producers Of Cochise couniy.- ! ProspeciOr
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
IN THE sWisHELMs.

\ large wasonload of lumber 2 supplies We're sent out this morning -o The SwShelms. where work .s 70 be commenced on a group of claims na- longing 10 eastern parties. which lar
 between the Great American group and the Larrimore group. W. K. Meade is representing the eastern par ties. while Jim Clark, for a long while in the employ of the Consolidated company will have charge of the work as foreman. The property is silver lead, and at one time ore was hauled from there to Charleston and good returns received. The claims have been lying idle for a number of years. Foreman Clark. who was out last week and examined the property. states that with little work in cleaning Up the old workings ore could be taken out without additional dead develop ment work A small force of men was taken out there this morning to be- gin work and others will be added as soon as there is room for them. The ore will be hauled to Pearce, which is the nearest railroad point, and shipped to the smelters at Fl PasO The opening up of this group may lead to others doing development work and the Swishelms once more resume their activity as of old.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
WANT THEIR PROPERTY.

Messrs. Shuck and Welch. two well known miners in Bisbee and Sonora camps and who own a large copper property south of Cananea, are re- ported to have received an offer Of s5o0ooo for their holdings. MT Schucf is in California at present and it will not be known until his return what de- cs.On vii be made upon the offer. Mir Welch is employed as a miner al the Ho.brook mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
 THE OLIVER.

II is expected that the Oliver will begin hoisting ores the first part of the week. The finishing touches on
 the new gallows frame are completed and everything is in readiness. The equipment of the Oliver and the an nouncement that a seven per cent ore body was encountered in the Irish Mag last week. may have been re- sponsio'e for the sudden spurt in C.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

west of the Bisbee West mine. agree totransfer their interests to a syndi- cate of Michigan peOp,e for consider ton which will cover five figures. The property has good surface show inss of ore and it is understood that the people who will take it over will start development work as soon as .L.-l ..-n-l-.- uDssD-slon
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
copPERs.

The copper shares have furnished about all the eXcitment on the street ' Bingham is expected to move up be- fore long: even now there is reported 10 be a good counter trade for the stock Atlantic has been active.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

& A. stock during the early part of the week Certainly the (. & A. with the Irish Mag and Oliver equipment is in better condition to increase its output if it sees fit but the rule has been 70 keep the C. X A production at an even figure
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
OCTOBER 18TH THE DATE.

The official dare for blowing in the new furnace ar the C. & A has been set for October 15th. The work of widening the converter building has taken a little longer than estimated. but the event can be looked for be- tween October 10th and 18th. certain ly not later than the 10th.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
DOWN TN THE TINES
THE WARREN DISTRICT AND FL SEWHERE
 Operations

and is reported as passing through very fair looking formation.
 As soon as the new plant is in- stalled sinking will be resumed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
RIseEE CONTACT SOLD.

deal was closed up during the week whereby Mir. J. c. Steele and his partners in the Bisbee Contact group of claims. situated about a mile
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
COPPER QUEEN COMPANY.

Al the Copper Queen mines al of the new change houses have been com pleted and are ready for occupation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
BIG LUMP OF COAL.

The New Mexico Fuel and Iron con- pany. which has extensive coal fields in the Hagan. N. NJ. district in south eastern SandOval county. had mag nificent block of coal on exhibition at the Albuquerque fair just closed. This was one of the best and biggest specimens of coal ever mined and ex- hibited. if not the biggest. It took very careful work on the part of Su- perintendent John w. Sullivan of the company. to raise and transport it TO Albuquerque over some rather rough and difficult roads. but the object was successfully accomplished and the block attracted great attention at the fair The dimensions of the man. moth piece of coal are four feet thick and eight feet six inches long The weight is 13.40O pounds T. was talk en from slope No. ? of the HOpewell coal vein in the Haan district at a point three hundred feet from the sur face.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
CALUMET G HECLA.

The annual statement of the Calu- met & Hecla Mining Co. has been filed and is an extremely satisfactory document to stockholders The fea- lures of this statement are the very small debts and the large surplus. in addition to which quick assets of over sS 000. 900 are shown. The compari- son with the previous year follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
Pump Scene on the l2OO Foot Level Of The Old Dominion

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