Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-27
ANOTHER FURNACE FOR
 HUMBOLT SHELTER
The Plant to Be Enlarged to Accommodate Increased
 Ore Receipts.

No better evidence of the immense mineral resources of northern Arizona can be desired than is seen at the plant of the Arizona Smelling compa- ny at Humbolt, at which the daily re- ceipts of ore are now between 4oO and 500 tons, with the capacity of the plant being increased as fast as the machinery can be delivered, says the Arizona Journal-Miner. After being blown in. in the early part of April. the management of the concern soon realized that the capacity of the plant was too small for the treatment of the supplies of ore pouring in, and at once ordered a large blast furnace. which was later installed.
 Scarcely had the new blast furnace . been pressed into service than it was seen that the capacity of the plant was still too limited to meet the in- creased demand on it by the ever in | creasing shipments of ore from all over the northern part of the terri tory. and only a few days ago an- other blast furnace, double the capa- city of the one recently installed, was purchased form the manufact- urers, to be erected as soon as deliv- cred.
 I management expects that the daily ore receipts will reach the 1000-ton mark, and this before the first of the coming year.
 This months production of copper at the plant will be about 600,000
 hounds, and it is estimated that the
 monthly production for November
 will reach the 100000 pound mark.
 Over 450 tons day are now being
 treated.
 With the completion of the aerial
 tramway from the Blue Bell mine to | the railroad that mine has been start led with force of fifty miners. The tramway is rushing in first-class
 shape, every detail if it working per
 fectly. Regular daily shipments of
 ore are now being delivered to the
 Humbolt plant from this mine.
 Contracts were recently closed witl, the Management of the Troy Man
 haitian mines at Kelvin for the deliv cry at the smelter of 30,000 tons oi
 irony copper ore in daily lots of 10C
 tons or over, and with the Calumet Copper company, also of Kelvin, fol
 a 75-ton daily shipment. From 5C
 to 100 tons daily are being deliver
 ed from the Iron Mountain mine al
 Blanchard, and the management o
 the mine is making preparation to in , crease the product. The Lelan Min ing company, the Savoy Mining com
 panv and Midnight mine, at Chloride
 Mohave county. have recently entered
 the list of shippers to the smelter
 the latter mine, owned by kean St
 Charles, editor of Our Minera
 Wealth. at Kingman, being now il
 shape to deliver large output.
 Steady consignments of ore am
 concentrates daily reach the smelte
 from the Lincoln Gold Mining con
 panv. the Tiger Gold company and G
 cil C.. Fennell, operating the Mccall n and Gladstone mines, his shipment v averaging about 100 tons daily. Tn {. Poland company continues its shil 2 ments of gold-iron concentrates an Sa the De Soto mine is increasing it " output. From the Edwards Brotl y CTS and Brown and Murphy. operatin 'o the properties of the Commercii 'O Mining company, in Copper Basil D about thirty-five tons a day are r l2 ceived and the National DevelopmeT I2 company is shipping from 300 to 4( D tons month from the Bryan grou l2 of mines near Kelvin. Numeroy 25 other shipments are received fro DO time to time of high grade ore, u DO ones mentioned being the only lart 1O land steady producers.
 ;2 Since the plant was first blown ,7 ore from 114 different concerns ha' m tbeen treated and a number of ot 7S CTS, encouraged by the good return s7 received by the present shippers, a o7 now getting in shape to enter u 2. shipping list and place their min oa in the producing class.
 W Woo With silver at 70 and copper 70 221-2. and a market for all the or oo produced within easy reach, it is re oo sonable to expect that the comil 70 year will witness a revival in t 0o mining industry for this section u
 precedented in the history of the tt