Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
..rNhD,N COMPANY ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS.
from Friday's Daily.)

ut now under consideration by
 t. urate of the Baumann Copper comp are '"''i.u o''' w" ""'e
 .... mines will be addtl .o ,hc o, b. .ppers to the Hurbo' q; smll ..,.r... thc camp of the com )t,, in n Fria district wal lr ryn. ... h the smc,t r,a"f hy 3
 V. or narrow gaug' rhctrlr ..l,.. and an electric power plant . ua Fra River w'll '" g'n. ..,,. ,ctricitv to sap''y p'w'' tnr ue n ul machinery now on the ,,o.n. well as n number of other ...,,. II. and hoists which will be bs,alc
 pt,na. 'oly to the inauguration of ,,,.c iroycments n meeting of the .,o,kt. ITS of the company was held g,ln.-.., night at the office of the ,ompar, iu this city, and new p,,tJ .f Directors elected, Jules Bau. .anu. ,rncral manager of the con. ,ern. retiring from the active manage. uent of affairs of the company, which ,a. a. new directorate the following ,eayy stockholders of the company:
 TW D. Hicber. wholesale druggist {; John B,lyan, vice president of the Carnegie Steel company; F. P. Booth, count, comptroller; Thomas G. Me. ,lurc. president of the Mcclure Iron .bd Tin Plate company; Andrew John. .Oa. vice president of the First Ma ,ional bank of Pittsburg; W. w. Jami. un. manager of the Ingersoll company M M,Ncil. broker, all residents of Pn,sburg. Pcnn., and II. l.. Dooley of Rock Island, III.
 A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held today in Pittsburg, when osecr. w,ll be elected and bids for the installation of the electric generating station on the Agua Fria River, 'thC construction of a narrow gauge cleo 'n, mllruad. and an aerial tramway from the camp to the Humboldt snel Yer. as well as other machinery and materials. considered.
 The financial affairs of the compan, fr iu ,Nccllcnt condition. the cntir, treasury stock remaining in the treas 4p. having been purchased by Pitts burg capitalists within tine past few ta,s
 The holdings of the company, consist iag of thirty.two claims. arc locate, ih spur of the Black Hills range o mountains, about two and half mile 'ast of the plant of the Arizona Smelt ,ag company, at Humboldt, and abou ihe same distance southeast of Dewey The mines are opened by number O shafts one of which has attained tepih of gG0 feet.
 The installation of hoisting plan on ts shaft of the Laura mine is nov competed, and force of miners ar at work stoping shipping ore, whic Will ho hauled for treatment to th iiumloI't smeltcr. Another hoistin plant was recently purchased whic sill hr erected at the Alice shaft q soon as delivered on the ground, whc ,he shipment of ore from this min slll hr commenced, n large amount ( high grade copper orc being alrcad blocked out The shaft on the Laur nine IS down to n depth of 2li fee and inc sinking of it to depth of jl icci Will bc continued while the ol bodies opened by the upper levels al being worked out. The shaft on Il Alice claim, now down 20S feet, wi or eontlnued also to n greater dept and the mine, which is a very prom 'ng onr opened on q large scale The mines are in the Yavapai schi btlt, which crosses the country fro jeromc to the summit of the Bra 'haw Mountains, in which some of il greatest producers of the county a situated. The locations cover a nui Der of porphyry and dioritc dyk' winch cut the country formation dia onally and with which the quartz vel carrying the mineral values are ass s'a'cd These quartz veins vary
 "hill from few feet to fifty fe' aIl carrying good values jn copper al gold, as well as some silver. Ore tax
 Tom these mines were awarded
 medal and diploma at the Chiea
 "or.i's Fair for richness in coPp
 which 's proof of high grade quali'
 HOW JUSTIN HEAD KILLED II
 VICTIMS.