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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
MITCHELL DEVELOPMENT CO.

Secretary Bateman of the Mitchell Development Co. is due to arrive in the city today from Calumet. Mir Bateman is expected to bring with him the means for strengthening out the tangle that the property of the company got into with the ground owners of the same. The ground owners have been patiently wait ing for this for some time./ They have had assurances from KIT. Bate man since last fall that all would be strengthened out to the Satisfaction and advantage of everybSdy concern ed and has in this wSfy stood as the leaning post between stockholders, ground owners and the general public Since the reorganization of the com pany MT. Bateman has put a great ! amount of energy into it's affairs and has brought returns on the assess ment levied in a most satisfactory manner. These returns enabled him to come to the ground owners at this time with plans arranged for the sys- tematic line of development that it has been decided will make a mine on the Mitchell property, and the money in pocket to carry out the plans that have been made. At least this is the understanding at this time, and it is a very gratifying sort of understanding to those interested at this end of the line. It is also doubt. less equally gratifying to those inter- ested in the company in Michigan. That the Mitchell ground may have a thorough test along sensible, ore get ting lines, is very much to be desired. If the property then makes the sue cess that those who own it have every Confidence # -w!lll, Q great deal will have been accomplished toward mak- ing another mining district in the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
Weekly Review of Operations

all been patented and no assessment work is necessary, but in comment. ing on the failure of Copper Glance Iron Ore says:
 Tt takes money to carry mining work through to a successful stage. It requires more than money, there also being needed energy and skill, and a confidence in the management. Don't forget the confidence. It is this that keeps the holders from dump ing their shares upon the market, and discouraging the enterprise. Iron Ore has always counselled caution in en gazing in concerns with homogeneous unknown or untried. Millions are annually lost by neglect to properly study these features"
 AS far as confidence, energy, and skill were concerned, the officers of the Copper Glance Mining company could discount any Bonanza Circle crowd that ever got off of train in the district The stockholders of the Copper Glance got a good run for their money. Every dollar received from the sale of the stock was in. vested in the development of the claims under the direction of the very best mining talent to be found in Arizona, men who showed the Michi. ganders the location of the ore bodies of the Warren district by dint of hard labor and many privations covering a long period.
 Such men as c. L. Beckwith, s. w. Clawson, c. c. Warner were among the directors and officers Of the com pany and about nine tenth of the To- cal population would be willing to trust to their judgement, skill and energy on any mining venture pres. ent, past or future.
 It is true there was no mine made at Copper Glance. But is was an hon. est failure, none can deny that. All of the requisites were there for sue cess, but no man can see in the ground. It was a good chance, but we lost and there is no use in at tacking the management or the man. ner in which the development work was conducted. There is nothing to attack them for unless they are to be blamed for not placing the ore in the ground where the indications pointed it ought to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
f. + < IN THE cHIRIcAHUAS

Development work in the Chlri. cahua mountains of which the town of Paradise is the metropolis, continues along the lines mapped out by the va. rious companies operating. The Chir. icahua Development company now has fifty men at work. They have reach ed a depth of 450 feet in their main tunnel and are going steadily down, working three shifts. Some water has been encountered but not enough to interfere with the work. At the four hundred foot level they are drift ing. While they have not yet en- countered the ore bodies they have every reason to believe that within the next hundred feet of tunnel work the main ore body will be uncovered. Work is also progressing steadily on the north shaft and drift. The Chir. icahua people certainly have mine and have the money to develop it.
 The Cochise Consolidated, which has been idle during the past two months, will again begin active work within the next ten days, putting on a force of fifty men. MT. Alexander, who Is the president of the company and the resident manager, says the company has done sufficient developr1ent work to demonstrate to their satisfaction that they have mine and will develop it as fast as it can be done. Their property is a high grade copper prop osition, carrying some silFer and a small amount of gold. A c0ncentrator
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
THE BIG c. 6 A. STACK.

The bunch of Michiganders who have in hand the erection of the new smoke stack at the Calumet & Arizona smelter, are day by day pushing that monster stack higher and higher into the sky. The stack has now passed the 150 foot point and from 10 to 15 feet are added to it's height each day. The stack, when finished, will be an even 200 feet and will be 16 feet in diameter in the clear. It stands alone on its own dignity and has neither guy wires or apparent supports
 The boys who are working on the stack are experts in their line. They came here from Michigan. They run around on top of the big stack like squirrels and seem to have no sense of fear. The higher they go the better they like it. There are some of the boys who throw a bolt from the ground into the hands of the man standing on the swinging platform. 80 feet from the ground. The stack will be finished within the next two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
# S PuIseuRa-yEnSME ACTIVE


 Development is progressing on the property of the Pittsburg-Jerome Cop per and Gold Mining Co., that lies di- rectiy south of Senator Clark's United Verde. The group consists of fifteen claims, and was formerly known as the Larson-Avery group. Although but a short distance from the Jerome the mountainous country renders it almost impossible to approach the property from the Jerome side. There fore all machinery and supplies will be freighted from Prescott, about twen- ty-seven miles. The company is en- countering considerable water in the workings and larger pumps are to be installed. The main shaft will be carried to a depth of 800 feet before drifting.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
WARREN DEVELOPMENT co.

The principal topic of conversation during the present week has been the Warren Development company, the first intimation of which was received in Bisbee one week ago today in a telegram to the Review from Duluth.
 The promoters of the new company or at least those who appear to be the most active, are H. A. Smith and H. B. Hovland.
 Mir. Smith is expected in Bisbee the first part of the week and no doubt will give out the details of the new company. In the absence of this in- formation it is reasonable to sup pose that the scene of the operations of the new development company will be in the neigborhood of the Garfield claim which was purchased from F. s. Douglas and NJ. J. Brophy a few days before MT. Smith departed for the east. As to the capitalization of the new company nothing has been given out yet, but again it is logical to predict that the baby company in the Bonanza circle will follow the ex. ample of the old line companies, most likely the Junction. The first infor. nation received from the eastern brokers was to the effect that the Warren was to be a close corporation. This was probably sent out for a blind.
 Later reliable information was re ceiyed from a member of the Bonanza companies stating that an allotment of the shares would be made to Bisbee. In all probability this allotment will be divided around by Broker Frank J. Graf which will be satisfactory to the local investors.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
< 4 + WILL RESUME WORK

The abundance of rain and snow viii make it possiDie fof many -;.!ua- ble properties in the Verde district to resume work. The Black Hills, Decatur, Brookshire, Verde King and Eureka groups will all resume work during the summer.
 The Copper Chief, one of the richest copper propositions in the Jerome dis trict, is pending sale to eastern capi- talists. but nothing definite can be learned about the terms of the sale or the time of transferring the prop erty.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
CALUMET & PiTTssuRc.

At the c. & P. the last week brought no new developments. Sinking has not yet been resumed in Briggs shaft and no definite date is set for resump- tion. The later depends considera. ply, as to time of beginning, on what Junction pumps may later show in the way of ability to take care of a part of the flow of the water basin. As yet Junction shaft has not reached a level that has given it's pumps op. portunity to make appreciable show. ing on the water basin.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30

At the property of the Bisbee-Ari zona about fifteen men are being worked, The principal development being done is in drift running from the 115 level. This drift is expected to cut the vein at about 175 feet There is much confidence at the prop. erty that important results will be at tained with the present work and that when these results are secured mine will be in sight. The ground that is being gone through is of a very encouraging kind. The drift will, of course, only show the way, but if it does this successfully it will have accomplished a greAt deal for the section in which the Bf&bee-Arizo- na is. Depth there is as esARnuai. so far as has been proven at Veast, as anywhere else in the camp, a1Nl drift Ing from near the surface levels can only be counted as prospecting. \ The good showings that have lately 4een secured in the neighborhood, howet tver, from drifting has given encourkh hge- ment to all the property owners here and considerable work is going ahf fead on all sides.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
WoLVERINE 6 ARIzoNA.


 At Wolverine & Arizona the big drift is in little over 750 feet. The showing in this drift continues to show favorably and to pass up a lit tie encouragement ali the time. The drift from the 300 level is now in about POO feet. There is much ex. pected from this drift. The outlook now is that it will be the first to catch ore. About 200 feet beyond the present end of the drift there is a big fault that looks exceedingly good and it is confidently expected that when this is reached ore will be at hand. The formation that is being gone through now gives every reason for confidence in this opinion. Be side this fault there are several oth- CTS that the drift will encounter, among them being that which has played so prominent a part with the success of the Czar.
 About thirty men are now being worked et the Wolverine. Water in the shaft is lowering away steadily, due to neighboring pumps. Locally, stock Of the company is less in de- mand than it is in the east, where there has been considerably buying for some time past. There is no reason supplied by the results that have been attendant upon work at the property why the stock should not be considerably higher than it is. At the present price it looks very much like a snap. in view of the way things are going at the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30

has been ordered and will be installed as soon as it arrives.
 The Savage Gold & Copper company under the superintendent of J. A. Lewandowski, are working a small force of men but will put on a very considerably increased force within a short time and during the summer months will push development work on their properties more rapidly than ever
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
cApENA DE COBRA.

This company composed almost aE together of Bisbee\ people, has its stock in the hands of Duey & Over lock for sale. Certificates are being issued by Mir Porter. of the First Ma tionaI bank. The company is capital ized for s1 100000, with the par value of stock fixed at s1 per share. A com paritively small amount of the stock has so far been put on the market. Recent reports from the property are of encouraging character. Develop ment is going ahead steadily in a drift that is making under big blowout in lime. It is said that 60 feet of very rich carbonates have already been se- cured.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30

ganization plans. As state1 previous ly these will probably rest upon an increase of the capital stock of the company by about a half million shares, which should market for enough to enable the company to do a good deal more of important deyeI- opment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
ArERIcAN pa,evELoPMENT

-,b hnerican Development still gives no sign of intention to begin at any immediate date the work that has been expected from it for some time. The company is evidently content to await the further proving of it's ground that development going on about it is accomplishing. Aside from this, some very valuable pointers as to the best way in which American Devel opment can go about opening up it's ground, are being provided by this e> uOrk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
QUESTION OF CONFIDENCE.

Iron Ore takes occasion last week to say 'T told you so" in commenting on the closing of the affairs of the Copper Glance Mining company, for the present at least. It has not been necessary to sell the machinery to get enough money to do the assess. ment on the property as the claims belonging to the Copper Glance have
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
ENGINEERS, CHANGE HOUSE.
AT HoATsoN SHAFT.

Sinking commenced actively at Hoatson shaft during the week. A compressor is now being installed and when it gets into commission sinking will go ahead very ranidlx Every thing AfIs moved very smoothly at the new shaft so far and the enthusiasm of those employed at the property gives assurance that it will mske rapid headway.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
cARETTo GROUP.

Report has it that the Caretto group below Lowell and some adjacent prop critics are likely to soon be announced as the ground of a new development company in that neighborhood. The company is understood to be a New York organization with ample means behind it to carry on the extensive development that the property will require to make mine. # iit it has tl.c making of one. That it has, is the opinion of those in the local field who are familiar with the ground
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
AT THE c. 6 A. SHELTER.

As rapid progress as it is possible for men to make is being secured at Douglas from the forces at work on the additions being made at the c. & A. shelter. While a week does no. show a great deal done on the biz job. headway is nevertheless being made much faster than would appear on cuTsory glance. .1r
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
THE ORC MAxIMO

R. K. Clancy of the Orc Maximo mine, formerly the Lightfoot property, was in the city during the week from Sonora. Mir. Clancy purchased the property a few months ago for him. self and New York associates. They are crowding development along rap idly and meeting with all the encour- agement they could ask. The out look is that they will make a very important property in the course of they
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
 MOUNTAIN VIEW

Strengthening of the shaft continues to fill the time of the crew of men ,emploxsd- -a+-+AA- Ns5t1rraTn View prop erty. The work is proving a little more difficult than expected in the beginning but will be brought to sue cessful termination without doubt. Sinking is likely to resume during the present week. Sales of the stocE of the company have put a sufficient sum in the treasury to assure the carrying out of the plans of develop ment that have been arranged.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
PITTseURe 6 DULUTH.

At the Pittsburg & Duluth work is going ahead steadily. The property is looking exceeding good through. out It is ready for business as a shipper just as soon as the smeltar can take care of it's output.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
STILL AFTER PROPERTY

Report has it that all the property wanted by the new Warren Develop ment Co. and the American Develop ment Co. has not yet been secured. Several other claims in the neighbor- hood that these companies find at tractive are still to be taken in if satisfactory terms can be arranged with the present owners.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
MAKING MORE ROOM.

Workmen are engaged moving the change house at the Diver shaft to a point some distance to the rear of it's present location. The removal is made in order to make room for more railroad tracks that are now in need at the property and that will be ab. solutely necessary as soon as the shaft commences shipping. Room is also being made for additional ore bins that will soon be required.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30

going ahead steadily. The property is looking exceeding good through. out. It is ready for business as a shipper just as soon as the smeItar can take care of it's output.
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 IRISH MAG SHAFT.
 At the c. & A. the usual story pre- vails. There is nothing particularly new underground. More ore is com. ing in all the time and the making of reserves very much more than keeps pace with the output. Steady inn provement and constantly growing ore bodies tell the story in the Irish Mag workings. On surface a new hoist is being installed for the pur pose of doing development in the air shaft.
 The important development of the last week was made at the Junction, where the shat has again come into ore. The latter was encountered on Thursday and has since been coming to the surface and going onto the dump. From the character of the material that has been put there the opinion is warranted that the shaft is getting into an ore body of high i'm portance. This is expressing it in a very conservative manner. Those at the property are very highly pleased with the situation. The shaft is now down Q little better than gro feet Water continues to increase gradually as depth is made. As yet there has been no material gain. As as been said, the situation at the property is highly encouraging. The next week should, and very likely will, witness some very important findings.
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 / ENGINEERS CHANGE HOUSE.
 The new change house recently con- structed by the Copper Queen fer its corps of engineers has been complet- ed and goes into service this week. It is a neat, handsome and completely equipped structure.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
OLIVER GETS NEW BOILERS.

Two big new boilers were unloaded during the week for the Oliver. These boilers are now being put in posi- ton. They are each of 2SO-horse pow. CT. With the four smaller boiiers that the Oliver now has the new boil. CTS will give it strong battery ot
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
LAKE SUPERIOR e pITrseuRc

At L. s. & P. the old gallows frame was moved away during the week and the big new gallows is now being put over the shaft. It is expected that this work will be completed with. in the next week. Underground there has been nothing new of import ance brought to light during the week. Development is going ahead steadily and there has been nothing of dis
 couraging character encountered. The property is in fine shape in every way.
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Rasmus Hanged.
Pays the Penalty for the Murder OF Henry
Ertwine

Martin Rarmus was hanged in
the yard OF the county Jail at
Wilkes Barre on Thursday for the
murder of Henry Ertwine, an aged
German. The drop fell at 1920,
and he was pronounced dead six
minutes later. His neck was
broken.
Rasmus walked firmly to the gall
lows, where he said he was prepar-
ed to die, and forgave the jurors
and witnesses. For the first time
in the history of Luzerne county
the hanging was strictly private.
Sheriff Davis refused to admit any
one except jurors and newspaper
men. Sheriff Black received tick
ct of admission to the execution and
had intended to go, but owing to
the illness Of his son Bruce, deputy
sheriff, who was suffering with tom
silitis, he was unable to get away.
Rasmus and Ertwine had been
seen leaving the Republican pri-
maries at Glen Lyon on June II,
1904, and were noticed entering an
alley, where Ertwine was later
found robbed and stabbed to death.
Rasmus was found at home, his
clothes covered with blood.