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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
KELVIN.

Philip Wiseman, superintendent of the Ray and Gila Copper companies, was in Phoenix en route to Tucson on business. Superintendent Wise man says he is now working forces of men not only at the mine but in the repair of the narrow gauge rail road and in the remodeling Of the mill. Altogether about $50 men are now. employ ed. The forces are being constantly increased and operations broadened.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
NEW YoRK-ARIZoNA.
lCNftOn Era. !


 John Molder, superintendent of the New York-Arizona Gold and Copper company. was in Clifton this week and reports that he will commence shipping ore at once. A contract has been made to pack the ore on burros from the mines to the shannon at a cheap figure. By this method the company will not be able to ship very large tonnage, but the ore is rather rich and will net good profit. The shipments will be made from the Old Timer, Buzzard Shadow and Strettawalla groups. from which there has been a good deal of excel lent ore shipped. Superintendent Molder reports that he now has force of twenty men working on the property and will endeavor to make a good showing before the end of the year. Upon the completion of the wagon road and the installation of hoist, work will progress more rapid ly than at present. Rich stringers have been encountered in various places on the property and low grade bodies of ore are improving, and 1t Is possible that the company will r'!n onto big low grade proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
STANDARD.
(Clifton Era ]

(Clifton Era.)
 It is reported by responsible parties that the Standard mines, which have been rather quiet during the past six months, have encountered some good ore again and will soon be making a good showing The workings on the old Standard are doing little better of late and the San Jose group is do- ing we'll The best showing is in the shaft of the Copper Center shaft, where a good body of high grade glance has been encountered The tunnel from the Standard being drty- en to tap the Copper Center property at considerable depth, has reached a length of 1000 feet, but up to the pres ent the expected ore body has not been reached. It is said that copper stain is now showing up in the face of the tunnel and it is expected that the ore will soon be found. The tunnel has now reached the point where the ore body was expected, but it may be that the vein took q dip and 1t may require more pros pecting to find it That it exists there sens to be but little doubt. Standard Consolidation stock has
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
ouNKiRk.


 H. R. Ward, consulting engineer for the Mount Tritle Copper company, who returned from visit to the com pany's camp in the Slate Creek dis trict is authority for the statement that a very promising ore shoot has been tapped in the Dunkirk mine, by No. ? tunnel, which is now in on the vein 70 feet
 Two feet of ore has ben uncovered which samples eighteen ounces in sil- yer and 1-2 per cent in copper. The ore was struck at depth of 110 feet below the mouth of No. 3 tunnel, in which what appears to be the same shoot has been opened, showing 15O feet in length. With the new find all of the three tunnel faces of the Dun- kirk mine are now in ore.
 Mir ward stated that sOod progress is being made in grading the site for the new air compressor and other ma chinery recently purchased by the company, now being hauled to the camp.
 Work on the lower tunnel is pro- gressing satisfactorily and regular shipments of ore are being made ,c the Humbolde shelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

companies are men who have had years of practical experience in min ing and who thoroughly understand the business from a scientific stand point.
 "A new compartment shaft, 4 1-2 feet by s feet inches. in the clear, has been started on the properties of the Pacific Copper company, located about three miles south of Harring- ton. The company has a hoist en route which will have to be trans ported from Harrington to the camp on skids, on account of the absence of a road
 This concern owns some eighteen claims, in which several shafts have been sunk in depths ranging from 40 to 60 feet, showing well-defined ore bodies, carrying good values in gold, silver and copper.
 Three shifts are employed in sink ing the shaft, on the mine of the Vic tor Copper company, a short distance from the Pacific group. This shaft is now down to a depth of 160 feet and good sized ore body has been opened in the vein by crosscuts from the shaft
 Tn the Silver Mountain district the Union Consolidated Gold and Copper company has one of the most prom ising showings in the range. A large ore body has been opened there dur ing the past six months and work is being pushed in the development ot the immense vein. three shifts being employed in sinking the shaft.
 With the proposed wagon Toat from Harrington to Hot Springs bull | I believe that there will be a grea 1 influx of prospectors and miners into the district and that some startling l discoveries will be made" he con ! cluded
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
SALON. E.

SALOME, Ariz., June 15.-At the annual meeting of the Victor & Belle Crown held in this city, the follow. ing officers were elected to serve fol the ensuing year: John B. Martin president and general manager; I. c Piper, vice president; J. H. Matteson sedretary and treasurer; these to- gether with J. E. Matteson, T. H. Fin negan, w. E. Enos and R. k McDon aid constitute the board of directors At the directors meeting it was de cided to push the development. worA on the property as fast is possible a contract for another hundred feet of sinking was let ant more wori was arranged for as soon as this con tract is completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

head is recognized as one of the shrewdest mining experts in the coun- try, claims that it was duped in buy ing a group of worthless claims To- eated in the Globe district.
 A few months ago the Mitchell company organized the Cananea- Globe Copper company and among the properties purchased by the com pany was the Five Point group of claims located near Globe. It seems that the experts of the company made only a superficial examination of the property and accepted the report of J. c. Britt upon its merits.
 The company claims that Britt fraudulently represented the worth of the property, stating that he was act ing for the interests of the sellers and therefore have brought suit to nullify
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THREE BACK BUTTE.
fPhoenix Gazette.)

Dr. James T. Ross of Macon, Ga. president of the Monarch Mining & Smelting company; B. N. Hardaway of Columbus, Ga. director and Chas. W. Plat. general manager. passed through Prescott last week en route to their company's camp in the Black Rock district, after spending the day at the Humboldt smelters.
 Speaking of his company's affairs, Dr. Ross said: 4T am confident the visit of NIT. Hardaway and myself will result in our concern rebuilding the reduction plant recently burned at our mines and at an early date. The present intention is to build an eH'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
AnoeRsoN-ApAcAE COPPER co.

The organization of the Anderson Apache Copper Company was com pIeted this week, and the first pay ment of s1o,o00 was made yesterday to the original owners at the Miners and Merchants bank It was an rpunced yesterday that Mir. O. E. Me Mullen, formerly connected with the E TIgre Mining company, and now with Duey 6 Overlook, of this city, win have direct charge of the proper ty. and NIT. Prank Huckelby, of the Junction mine, has been employed as superintendent-
 A 25- b. D. hoisting engine. togetneI with an necessary smaller equipment. has been ordered ahd it is expected fhat everything will be ready to begin work by July 1. Although there is suffcient ore on this property in sign1 to begin shipping at once. IL is the m, teuSen sf the management to do a'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
EMPIRE MINE

The Empire company, whose prop erty is located in the Dragoon mount aims near Benson, Ariz., is contem- plating the purchase of consignment of machinery. The recent develop ments at the mine making such pur- chase necessary. The main shaft is now down about 1S0 feet. The shaft is 2 double compartment one and has opened up a considerable amount of are
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

least 300 feet of additional sinking. which will give them a depth of 800 feet. It is the intention to open up the ore bodies more extensively be- fore resuming shipments to the smel- ter.
 A number of Bisbee people have visited the Anderson-Apache and are unanimous in the opinion that the property has a splendid opportunity to develop into good paying mine with in very short time. Fifteen thou sand shares of the capital stock were offered at five dollars, and the allot- ment was we'll taken within a few days after it was offered. It was an nounced yesterday at the office of Duey & Overlook that no more stock subscriptions would be received.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
COLORADO MEN COMING IN.

During the past two weeks num- Der of miners have arrived from Vic tor and Cripple Creek, Colorado. AS 8 rule they go to work the next day and upon their report of conditions for workingmen in Bisbee, others make preparations to come. This camp is all right" is the way one oi the new arrivals expressed 1t yester- day. "and you will see bunch of Colorado men here during the next few daYs-e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
cHEmuNe.

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, June 15-The Chemung Mining company, which re gently purchased the Copper Flat mines, are carrying on their develop ment work on an enormous scale
 This company has recently received some of the heaviest mining machin- cry that was ever shipped to this sec tion, consisting of boilers, engines, air compressors and pumps.
 They now have force of 25 or 30 men at work and this force will be doubled within very short time.
 This company is composed of quite a bunch of millionaire mine operators
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
SUPERIOR 6 plTTsRuRe.

At the Hoatson shaft work of cut. ting the station on the 1900 level is progressing very satisfactorily, also at the Junction on the 1900, where a re- lay pumping plant is to be installed Development work on the HOO and 1900 at the Junction has been very satisfactory during the past two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
BRADSHAW.
Prescott Miner.1

tPreScOtL Mluef-J
 That part of the Bradshaw mount aims south of Grown King, which has never been opened by wagon road, is attracting more attention now than at any time since it's discovery, and the outlok is that several good prop critics will be opened there during the present year." said G. W. Ramey, who has prospected and mined in that re. zion for several years, to Journal Miner representative.
 "A good class of investors are com ing into the district" he said, "and another important feature is that the mine managers employed by the new
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HousroN-ARIzoaA

WICKENBURG, Ariz., June 15.- Houston.Arizona Copper company. which owns a group of 20 claims sit uated- l2 miles east Of this cIIy, has increased the original holdings of the property by purchase survey Of 20 additional claims The properly now stretches along the mineral belt for two miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
MINE BONDED.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, June 15-The Carolina Development company, which owns a gold property in the Guaynopa district, about 40 miles from Madeira, has bonded it to a man named Thompson, of New York The price agreed upon is said to be s100,- 900 gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
PoLARIS.
Clifton Era.)

Work has been commenced again on the Polaris mines above Clifton This is only starter as more ex- tensive operations will be begun in a short time. The Poiaris mines are located in good country and the time will come when the company will occupy a much higher position than in past years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

been rather low the past few years, but some sales have recently been made at $3. Many of the stockhoid- CTS have confidence in the property, and decline to sell at that figure, hence very few transfers have been made
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MIrcAELI,s sIIII

There will soon be brought up in the Arizona courts what promises to be one of the most interesting mining cases on record.
 A great mining company, whose
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
BOSTON coPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers
ara brokers. west Second South
street. furnish the following. received
over thcir private wire this afternoon:
Bling. 81 sA Stt: 81 sales so.
I.1S5.
u. Coaln. l5l4: i5h. 1871; 15H;
sales $50.
3. q L. IL; ~; ~: ~; sales
as.
q. NJ. So. 80: So: SO: sales $50.
Cop. Raneg. 57H; 5gM: SIX;
57%; sales 2,113.
D. W, 10; 10; 10: 10 sales sos.
p. b., Ga 81 So, 5A; sales
Greene-Cananea. s.: S%; So;
So sales. 1915.
1880.
NIpissIng. ga; ca; SIS: ss; sales,
N. b.. asa: 49; 47H; 4sH sales. 3.l43.
&. S. s., CON-, 37A 37i3; 37l4 ia;
sales. 100; eX-dividend. size
Do, pfd., g.. 81; 30; 81; sales. 193i ex-
dividend, SsiA cents.
Utah Con, 35N 35N S5as S5as sales,
1870.
c. q A.. 40; 10; los. 100. sales,
176
Balaldais. 5ls So; 81; 81; sales,
1876.
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YuBA EAST SALE.
Change of Ownership stops Litigation
Over Phoebe Mine.

The Phoebe Record announces the
sale of the luba East property in that
camp 20 syndicate headed bv Charles
Miller OF New York and associates.
Mr Miller is president OF the Boston
Phoebe Mining company which is car
fylng on "a vigorous campaign OF de-
velopmept 40 The present time
The Record Says "Rumors have
been current FOR some time that some
thing mysterious was going on in con-
nection with the celebrated Yuha East
law suit A mere mention Of this
name brings 20 the memory Of
John Il. Cook struck the shoot Of ore
In the porphyry dixie two years
last January but promised 10
make them rich men in IA few months
Ihey shipped two carloads OF ore
running over $500 20 the ton al pres-
ent values. when down upon them
came the lawsuit and fniuI,tion
brought by A. w McCune OF Salt Lake
that stopped all work and kept Pio,she
nom making a record that would have
brought u TO the front two and a half
years before the railroad was TO reach
H. Aud now with the railroad gangs
working In sight Of town. and Rail-
road Day almost upon US, suddenly
comes the news that this great shoot
or ore that has done more than any one
thing 10 prove the immense value Of
our now famous porphyry dixie is
Itted ny me court and can be immedi-
ately opened up"
Work has been started on the prop-
e'iy by the new owners and ID Is a
matter or only a short time until the
hihe VIII De responding with shipments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
MARKET OPENED
At BETTER PRICES

New York. oct Prices OF stocks adj
,anced with the opening OF business ON
the stock exchange. The exceptions were
Canadian Pacific. which reacted IA from
She jump forced yesterday by the cover
ing OF shorts United states Steel Anal
gamated Copper and Aemrican Smelling,
the last declining =. Great Northern
preferred rose 49, Union Pacific, Balti-
more a ohio and Alis-Chalmers pre-
ferred D.. and Northern Pacific and ST.
Paul large fractions
There was a. Euyd demand for the stand
ard railroad stocks which soon Impaired
strength TO the iudusuu8ls Pacific Coast
advanced Pa st. PAU and Union Paclhc
Ia and Northern Pacific. IOiedo, 81
Louis a. Western, Colorado Fuel and Ten
Lessce copper T.
A renewed break OF points boo canadian
Pacific. amer ite opening loss had been
restored. started selling 90 other quar-
tets and the advances were largely re-
uuced. The market fen into semi-stag-
nation az the reaction
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Copper Property Acquired at
Battlemountain, New, by
Ireland Brothers.
FOR A LOCAL SYNDICATE.
Ground Has Fine showlng--Is "a
Pru,luccr-Ihe Development
Work Done

A deal of rhe greatest magnitude OF
any pulled on In this district was the
transfer ~ the Black Jack group OF
claims. owned by william Licking to
capitalists OF Salt Lake. says the Her
ala OF Battlemountain New The deal
was engineered by j. r and r. w
Ireland for the company in which they
are interested. and the property win be
actively developed.
The Ireland brothers, who are thor
ough and practical mining men. have
spent several months in Nevada, east
ern California and oregon looking for
properties of their company. They do
not hesitate TO say that the country
around Battlemountain IS the best they
have seen. and the property they took
over they state. has without doubt the
marks OF a great mine.
The Ireland syndicate is "a strong
company, being composed of number
Of salt Lake business and mining men
OF large affairs Their advent into this
district is most propitious. meaning.
as 60 does. another step toward the de-
velopment Of the hidden riches OF this
great mineral region.
10 cannot be learned at this time the
exact price paid for the property, but
it o. known that the figures run well
up into five numerals. The Black Jack
group Is situated about seven miles
west OF town and consists OF three
claims. Sufficient work has been done
on the property by the former owners
10 open up large showings Of ore. There
are two shafts down TO a depth OF so
feet. one Of which taps the sulphides.
About 100 tons Of ore has been shipped
from the open cuts which have exposed
the vein FOR distance Of 1000 feet
The vein as revealed en- both shafts re-
mains strong and holds the same dip
and course as on the surface. some OF
the ore shipped from this property went
as high as 50 per cent IN copper. some
good gold values have also been OBJ
tanned
Nj. licking who IS one Of the most
substantial citizens OF the county, is TO
be congratulated FOR his most success
ful efforts in interesting capital In the
district The ireland brothers state
that the negotiations leading up 10 and
ending On the closing or the deal were
most satisfactory in every particular
the property being found just as repre-
aaufoH
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CONCENTRATES

George r.. Gum has gone to New
York on mining business.
Henry Catrow has returned from a
"trip east Dob The interest Of the Beaver
Copper company.
r. C. Kidder has been spending a
couple or days IN Park city looking
after mining interests.
The Clin Mining company. operat-
ing az Ophir marketed 1000 tons OF
ore during the month OF September
The Talisman mine On Beaver county,
according 20 adNlces received from
Milford. has been closed indefinitely.
A. T. Jacobs. the well known broker.
has returned from trip east. He
has been absent FOR several weeks.
The Dixie on Land company recently
organized, IL one of the several con-
Germs that a. fastening Into the Virgin
oil field Ina southern Utah with drilling
outfits.
Murray Godbc has returned from "a
trip 90 Phoebe during which he visited
the properties of the ohio Kentucky and
Phoenix Reduction companies. both Of
which he reported as being ln fine ply
steal condition.
Jules LaBarth. Dr.. formerly OF this
city but now manager Of tho Consil-
dated Mining q Smelling company
operating ln British Columbia. "a iU
the city. accompanied by his mother
and two sons, enroute 20 Denver.
George Wright "a well known state
Inc mining operator n IN the city and
reports that the Reuben Gold Mines
company which recently let a contract
Co sink lts shan nfty feet n making
splendid showing Tho whole bottom OF
he SHAFT which Is down 100 feet II in
ore % good grade.
Tho coke ovens OF the Utah Fuel COM
pany al castle Gate have been closed,
10 being the intention 10 centralize the
coke business at suunyside. az which
place 60 ovens are In use-i70 new ones
having been recently added 10 lhe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01

equipment. Since the closing OF soma
OF the Montana mcltcrs there has
been percepiible falling on IN the
demand for fuel which is working "a
the advantage of the salt Lake valley
smelters
Prominent Utah and Nevada people
have taken over some valuable prop
erty forty miles southwest Of Mackay.
The group consists Of ten claims. bear
ing lead, copper silver and gold veins,
the average value OF the ore being $50
10 the ton The new operators or
the group have an eighteen months
lease and bond Of $4,000. Among
those Interested are II. W, Weller or
Mackay. W. H. Clark. James Ivers and
Peter Kass OF Salt Lake, j. T.. Weer
Of Goldheld. and Henry Welch 81 Park
city. They will get 20 work upon
the property az once. the contract for a
25o-foot tunnel being let already
Mackay Miner.
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COMPANY FOR beaver.

The Buckeye Consolidated Mining
company ~ this city has filed articles
0f Incorporation with the county clerk.
The new company takes over the fol-
lowing mining properties, The Buck
eye mining claim the Buckeye No. 1
mining claim and the Lark spur min
ing claim. An the claims are locu FL
I'D n the Star mining district, Beaver
county.
Tha officers are Fritz a. Houck. pres
Ident Henry Green, yice president IL.
p T. Compte. secretary and treasurer
named to serve Tor "a period Of IT
months The capitalization of the
company BE- Si25000 divided into shares
of the pHr value of % cents each.
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Lower Mammoth. 100 at 2S7la.
Mammoth 100 al $50. % at l.65.
500 at 1855.
MAY Day 1900 at &c.
Nevada Hills. 200 at 400.
Uncle sam Con. 500 at &147ia.
Beck Tunnel 100 at l.75.
Black Jack. 100 az as, 81 at 45.
Colorado. 800 al 500.
Crown Point. 300 at 6S- so at g.;
300 at 50
Iron Blossom. 900 al 50: seller so:
300 at So: 1000 at So. seller 60: 300
8t So
Mountain Lake, 200 at S.
sioux Con. 500 90 80. 1000 at 90.
Wabash. HOO at 80.
Yankee Con- 90 no So
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. oct 1.-The wheat market
opened easy today because of lower prices
at Liverpool but quickly rallied on re-
ports of wet weather Boz the northwest
December opened unchanged DO isc higher
az 'Nis TO sh sold on % g11s and rallied
Co abl.
Corn was easy az the opening. because
OF lower cables and then became firm ou
reports of wet weather throughout the
corn belt. December corn opened "a shade
40 la8aa lower at 51ftto 5S and sold az
5Sss
oats were extremely duh. but prices
held steady December oats opened q
lower al 1lh and sold az a7sGa2 local
receipts were 20 cans
Provisions were steady January pork
opened unchanged az Is p Lard was 2Is
lower at $50 Ribs were 2s lower at q. glis
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Nhlcas", Ocl l-Buttcr strong
bgEs-Steady al mark. cases included
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