Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

thrown out, the property being seized
 and sold at sheriff's sale few years ago to satisfy a judgment issued out
 of the District Court in favor of Mir.
 Warnekros, who bid it in at tnc ;;me
 1t was put up for sale. and with Mir.
 Galler have since been doing the as sessment work on the property and
 keeping a man there to watch the
 property and keep it in good shape, that is the mill. machinery, etc.
 The new company intends to begin
 active operations at once, and will put
 force of men a. work OnN inc p!Op-
 crty. MT. Elliott and MT. WelbOrn
 have just returned from a trip to thv
 property. where they have been mak- ing a most thorough examination. and
 are more than pleased with the claims and will have a force of men at work uGring the next thirty days.
 Tombstone Consolidated.
 The three new 200 horse pOT'er boil CTS, that have been expected by the
 Tombstone Consolidated Company for some time, arrived during the past week and haYes been unlOaGed from l the cars. and are now about in place where they are to be erected. The
 will be erected in he rear of the OTh- ! CTS and face with their fire boxes to- ward the others. and will then give the company q battery of seven 2OO l horse power boilers. besides the two 1 small boilers that have been used for i the hosting engines. When the steam ! is turned on in the new boilers, the 1 battle with the water now in the lower 1 levels of the Tombstone Consolidated | Mines will be renewed. and Ii is safe ! to announce that the pumps will now have no trouble in lowering the warrr. ! The pumps at the present time have
 more than been holding their own in 1 handling the water ard keeping iL De | low the 500 foot level as well as drain l ing that level of the vast amount ot
 water that has accumulated there dur | ing the time of the forced shut down
 caused by the breaking of the pumps. Sinking will be resumed in the shafo 1 and the work of pushing it down to the ! 1000 level will be rushed as fast as l the three eight hour shifts can do the work. The management are now sat | isfied that with the additional power | received that they will have no trOu-
 tle whatever in handling the water. 1 All the pumps on the different levels will be thoroughly overhauled during
 the next few weeks and put in reaGi- ! ness for the strain that will be put upon them when the work of sinking has been commenced. The water dur ing the past few weeks has shown a
 failing off. there being but little over four million gallons being pumped | at present, while d short tIuIe UaciN over four millions and a half was be- ing pumped every twenty-four hours.
 At the mill the company has thirty II stamps dropping and as soon as the ad- | ditional tanks are completed the other
 ten stamps will begin to drop. The
 ore from the big shaft still continues
 to be run through the mill. and there is plenty of it in sight to keep the mill Il running for a considerable length of ' time, to say nothing of the vast ore bodies that are blocked out in the
 stopes of the Tranquility. During the Il past week the bars of bullion obtained v from the cleanup of the mill were
 shipped out by express to the refining
 company. and the assays of the bull lion show a high value in gold as well as in silver. The concentrates are . still being shipped to the smelters al Fl Paso. and are more than giving : good returns The expense Of treat ment which was during the first few , months in the neighborhood of S1.5t
 per ton. has been reduced to abou S1.00 per ton.
 The company has been making reg ular shipments from the Emerald f Toughndt and Silver Thread ant 1 Lucky Cuss during the past few weeks + and the number of cars shipped hal - been on the increase. car da.
 is being shipped from the Toughnut ], while the Lucky Cuss has contributes ), nearly that amount
 | A Chicago girl succeeded in throw q ira a hacahaIl 9n4 feet and that