Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
#'. @ COUNTY MINING.


 iha"a 8 pTo5abl, more inviting .".rs-E Str ct in the territory out
 4s .- Warren s.sir C.. with Bis ..- .r 90 r7ter. h. hs Globe min -a . ~i ,. 2lnbrac he operations
 % -s cieity to Gl5Je and north
 hat G- The secur- wr oi So eral cIai-1a tl that locality
 favor ble bond. running 3 or period of thirty months. by Il.
 S th and H. B. Hoyland. of this ..-. h [" Gted gut a boom in that
 ,h9 I-be sive- Belt of last week aI's of s7o.h~r deal hat is about to be cO1sumated whereby the well 'tTCwn group of e:EA. claims on Lower r nto Creek. owned Icy Wm. T. Mc- Nelly, Con Crowley and others, is
 { ass into the hands of cor '~rot2~. articles Of Incorporation for H h ch are now being prepared. An
 @3s given iu November. 1905, 70 T. p. Kelly, 6 practical mining man of vide experience, who has unlimited faith that this property will make q very profitable mine
 Mir. Kelly arrived in Globe Tuesday ~ ht accompanied by Leroy Scholl, a mining engineer of WilIiamsporr, Pa,
 h g empowered ny his principals to conclude the purchase of these c'air~s under Lhe terms of the option He will visit the property today and or his return conclude the .negotia- tioDs. E~ -7 s-.
 The Arizona National Copper con- pany will be caDitalizea for 3,090, 900, in S00,009 shares of sl0 par value. T. Nj. B. Hicks will be the company's first president; Otto c. CT nger, secre- tary; l.. R. Scholl, general manager, and the Susquehana Trust & Safe De posit company viii be treasurer. The ehove named gentlemen, with T. F. Kelly, will be named as ircorporators Some of the wealtbiest men of Vii Transport are identified with the new corporation. -
 The development work already done 0 nthis group-oyer 2000 feet in ex- lent-has disclosed the fact that the Crowley groop oonJains vast quanti- ties of valuable ore The work of further development will require large expenditures. for the ground Is soft and the water flow is heavy This is thoroughly oomprehended S the pur- chssers. Sbo will install D complete rlant at the outset, capable of hand ling the water flow. new wagon road will at once be constructed which will reduce the distance to the mines to about six miles from the terminus Of the Live Oak extension of the c. V. c. N. R. R. 1@ g@
 The Old Dominion sEnelter made record run on Monday, turning out 53S bars of copper of an average weight of about s5o pounds.
 Work on the new shaft is progress irg rapidly and new depths will be explored within 60 days. It is ex- pected that large bodies of suphide ore will be uncovered by the new de- veloCanent work within 200 to 900 feet below present workings.
 Shelter returns from shipments of ore by the leaser5 on the Live Oak property show that during three months previous to January the pro duction amounted to 5S7,961 pounds of blister copper Since January l the shipments 10 Fl Paso smelter total 3s cars of an average capacity of 36 tons each, or 1926 tons of ore, valued at approximately s40,O0O.
 This showing is remarkable, consid- ering the number of days that hauling was impossible owing to the bad con dition of the roads and inability to se- cure teams to keep up maximum ship ments. More men and teams xili be put at work in the near future and shipments will be increased. It is expected that returns of s75. 900 per month will be averaged after February i.
 It was reported on the streets yes terday that the claims of Messrs. Clark. Stewart, Taylor, Martin and others or the hills east of Globe town site, eighteen in number, had been bonded by MT. Yoeman representative of a wealthy syndicate Of customers who will have 25 days in which to in- vestigate Mir Youmans report on the properties and consider the purchase. Mir Youcman says he has never seen superior surface indications and has unbounded faith in the future of Globe district.