Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05
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week. The Junction equipment con sists of double acting sinkers with a normal capacity for lifting 2400 gallons of water per minute, but on a light lift are capable of 5000 gallons per minute. On the station there are in addition, ? 10O0-gallons each trip pie expansion and 500-gallons each compound pumps together with con denser equipment and tankage for twenty minutes. Just as soon as suf- ficient water has been developed in the bottom, resumption will be made on the work of raising the fifth compartment to the surface which it is estimated will require about 20 or 30 days to complete.
 With the fifth compartment raised to the surface, sinking will be resunl ed. It is expected that water will be encountered in the Junction shaft within three or four feet, as original ly, at the time the C. & P. pumps started, the water stood about fifty feet above the bottom of the present Junction shaft.
  cle management is being directed these days to placing of additional equipment and the completion of shafts which will enable the hoisting of ore to the surface from other prom ising mines other than the c. & A. That the Bonanza Circle will increase their production in 1905 over 1904 is a foregone conclusion, but the in crease will be gradual, and not spas modic. Furnaces will be added at the smelters only as the ore blocked out justifies. and it will probably be well along in 1906 before the Bonan- ga Circle companies come near the present Copper Queen production which last month was better than 100000 pounds.
 One hears very little Consolidation talk around the collar of the Bonanza Circle shafts. The name of the com pany, or it's capitalization, has nothing to do with taking out the ore and the officials at this end seem more in. terested in the showing in the drifts than they are with the name of the company, or the proposed consolida- tion.
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 Gleason country is coming in right along with good reports. The year is very likely to see some big things doing out that way. The latest in the way of ore finds comes from claims Al Runkel of this city is having de- veloped. An open cut is said to have shown up 30 foot vein of gre in the last week that carries a rich streak running about s2,000 to the ton in gold. Since the news came in Run kel has had to wear toe weights on his razor at the Brewery barber shop for the protection of people coming to his chair. Adjacent to the Runkei ground Boston syndicate is reported to have made gold and copper discov- cries that have induced the taking up of stiff bond held on the ground.
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 Mir. Collins who recently came to the camp from Pittsburg relative to affairs of the Pittsburg & Hecla, has gone into Sonora to look at a mining property there and will probably be absent during the week. Mir. Collins has not fully divulged his plans re- garding Pittsburg & Hecla but has ac- complished some headway toward the end of bringing them to a successful termination, at least so far as the pre- liminary steps are concerned.
 It can be said that Mir. Collins ex- poets to follow much the same plan that Wolverine & Arizona people re- cently adopted. If he is successful in so arranging matters, the Pittsburg 6 Hecls Development will be reor- ganized into Mining company. Its stock will be put on the market and it is believed that with the showing that can be made there will be lit tie difficulty in then financing the company so that it can go ahead with the making of a mine on the ground.
 Pittsburg & Hecla has a 600-foot shaft. From the bottom of the shaft a diamond drill hole was put down vertically for 1000 feet. This drill hole got ore. It can be said on excel lent authority that the amount and grade looked exceedingly good. However, it might have been at such depth as to be unavailable without the assistance of more capital than the Development company had at command. Tn this connection the fact that such money as has so far gone into Pittsburg & Hecla, some where in the neighborhood of S100,O ,O0O, has come from the individual pockets of the Collins will aid no little in giv- ing the stock of the Pitssburg & Hec- la Mining a good recommendation to go before the public with. The Col lins' have at least had faith, and they still have it.
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 That their faith is better placed than the drill hole, those best ac- quainted with the ground aver stout fly. These say that had the drill hole gone at a pitch of about 45 degrees lIt would have accomplished much bet ter results for the Development Co. than it did. Among those who be- lieve this are the ground owners. These are ready to join with MT. Col Iinc fO fha end of oixin0 Diftchur1 R-