Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20

Iney VIII De reauy TOT S9TNLCe Og tHS time the new steel ga,lows frame is up and ready for its work. The ma tsrials for this frame are now Oa the ground. Leading at the Oliver will be direct from the bins to the cars. the bins not being constructed with view of handling anything over the daily production.
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 CALUMET & PlTTS5URG. Briggs shaft of the c. & P. continues pumping and sinking. The pumps are l demonstrating entire ability to hold the water. This is all that can be ! expected there at the present time.
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 AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS-. l The meeting of the American Min : ing congress to be held in Fl Paso November 14-1S will be one of the most important in the history of that organization, which can be of such great aid to the mining industry. An attempt is to be made to confine the delegates to mining men only. It is because Of late years that a specula- tive element managed to creep into the organization that it, in a measure, lost it's importance. To deny to mem bership anyone not active'v engageI | in minng is to strengthen the Orsani- zation. The first step of his char acter was taken at the Black Hills meeting three years ago, and resulted { in great good. It was a determined ! fight the people of the, hills put up l against great odds aiIed by the min ing interests of Colorado and Montana but they wen out. Since that time , there has been Q constant effort to | eliminate tho speculative cr3wd-that class who occupy to the mi3ins basi- ness the sane relation as dc the pit i operators t2 the wheat raising indus try.
 Now that this purpose has become | fixei the congress gains steadily in influence year after year-it occupies much the same relation to the mining industry as does the Traus-Mississippi Commercial congress to western en- | teTprises-an organization carried on on broad gauge lines. ably officerejI and splendidly maintained, and which | has accomplished vast good in a short | space of time.
 The Fl Paso meeting is to be one of ] the most important in the history of | the organization; it will be in every respect the most representative meet i ing held in years. and that t should and will be largely attended goes with out saying.-Ores and Metals.
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 GOLD MOUNTAIN.
 George Bernard is in town from the I Gold Mountain mines. situated to the l northeast of Bisbee and reDOrts that the adit being driven upon the proper tv is now in 3G0 feet and that the last r feet is in ore. The ore consists of red and black oxides of copper. which carry values in gold and silver. Mir. Bernard expects to leave for Cal Umet, Michigan. about the first of
 next month and it is probable that | when he returns a good sized force
 will be put on at the mine. The re- i cent excellent showing will also prob ably result in the incorporation Of a development company, the present work having been done by a close corporation.
 THE SAGINAW.
 At the Saginaw mine stations are
 being cut at two levels and prospect ing work will shortly begin. A new
 hoist which will enable the shaft to te sunk to a depth of 400 feet is now
 on the way, or will be shipped within
 few days and upon it's installation the force at the mine will be consider ably increased. The main shaft is at present down about 912 feet and is
 still in the limestone formation. E s H
 DENN-AElzoNA.
 The Denn-Arizona mine has now completed the installation of it's pow
 CT plant and hoist. with the exception of one more boiler which will short ly be added and the work of sinking is being pushed. The shaft is down over 900 feet and progress is being
 made at the rate of 100 feet per month. | SACRAMENTO SHAFT PLANS. Il The Copper Queen company will T shortly have installed a new hoist at the Sacramento shaft which was re- , gently brought from Globe. IL is said 1 that the company intends to enlarge , the shaft and make # the main out , let for hoisting ore from all of the properties of the C. o. systems. Con ' nections have been made with all Of ' the other mines and plans have been [ drawn for ore bins to hold vast quan- , titles of ore. The Sacramento shaft } is located close to the main track of 1 the E. F. & s. W. and the taking out
 of ore from that point will save a
 great deal of switching. which is now
 necessary to get ore from the differ. ent mines.
 3 This shaft is also sunk entirely in 5 porphyry and does not pass through ] any working ground as is the case 3 with most of the company's other > shafts. The railroad spur to the shaft s will leave the main line close to the 7 ice plant.