New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
NOTES FROY THE MINES.

Theodore Douglas. president OF the Douglas Cop
per Company, has left New York for Fundicon- in
the State of Sonora. Mexico. where he viii spend
several months personally directing the operations
OF his company Work Is progressing rapidly on
our new Smelter az Fundicon." Mr. Douglas SAD.
before leaving town. and there is every reason 10
believe that it VIII be blown in by October Whiss
the suleter Will be OF go tons CAPACITY, We VII.
in the beginning. only ne able to handle 800 tone
9I az ore day. As our ore runs 80 - ne I'm H ,on
net. 5.4t0 m United States money daily. as suoh
fiI,. y-orj.iT 5,,S5 - ~ 1,+L g. To[eTuSer and
December. this should give a revenue OF Sg--e, S-
engineers have estimated that there IS enough ore
in reserve at our FL Co5re group Of mines TO 49,
veloping any properties without hand1L5is,
customs ores We agrre that we se9SI TraIi al
prodto OF s. % ton thus gvl.g Us ,, ~ s5 per
cent on cur 100000 capitalization
According TO wooIsey MICA. Johnson Of the ensi-
neering staff OF the Tri-BUIliOn SrsirinE and ps-
veIopment Company. the presence Of white suiphl'
OF iron in the shaIe OF the Traylor sna1r OF -
Kelly mine of the Tri-BuIIon Smelling and DsVei-
oprnent Company. the location OF which IS s not ts
from the unper contact indicates EXTENSIVE
naturalization at depth where either tEe s lsls -
rock or the limestone mas been SllSSspe s.,Ijv
placement by the mineralizing solutions. = IFst
OF the deposits there led 10 the c9hclaSI Isl -ishsr
the solutions deposited the ore he4VIGt orrcs Os
depth. because they we're nearer the so-aSSs,,rs
solutions and consequently under Sreattss St an the
Waldo Tunnel about 30 below the si&sn = iT sr
Cent 9i5 s,pbIie 100 Feet thick $50 long and
about 100 feet high amply justihes this colShs - rhs
The ore seems TO grow better at tne potlv. 80, -
,lepOsit which 10 is believed Is simply Ihs
a big ore body. and will Weld ore Or lhe - Issd
tonnage measured in six figures shipments
ore are now being made from the surface WorSll f01
OF the Kelly mine averaging more taan ~
The Butte and New York Copper C'npa's
rapidIv getting into position 10 become piOs-, =,
ing mine The Colonel Sellers shaft IS no" 49, -
feet and will be down 600 by the emu -r
month The Mountain View spur OF tne -vTtsfn
Northern Railroad has been conpiete51 5oS ~ Is ons
of the finest roads in the country 80 - AZ ire
shipments begin cars Will practicdlJ . nut IN
mouth of the shafts The new spur I've sCs-sas
by the company at n cost OF SSVe. anu aLe csrs 90
required. and promptly, as soon as sNF -
begin r,r-
Herman Auerblch treasurer of the EtaisO. .-ttur
soIidated Silver Mines Company OF 70 I,-f,,ou.
Canada Saturday teegraphed 10 T IL In tbs city.
The nrssid-nt of the company. who Is W ~ If sge-
hat he had shipped from the mines q ,Ss.,,s-f was
coT,oeDtrafes worth SG0O00. The shipnTEeses
billed Tor Omaha. Neb.. for mintinS p"iP
The large party of stockholders OF the olu
dred Mining Company. which recently ielI - - las
for the purpose OF inspecting the PiOp -. over
lust returned and all highly enthus In-
the great future in store for the S05nlgshal tho
cIutlesI in the party were F. l. M K Esf-
large Western street railroad ni1Snite. g. w
risen "A prominent PCnnSNlvdnsa oass-sNsTt' ~ New
Harris "A Pittsburg Capitalist f. j. ,rd treas
Work civ ana Henry Fuller secretary anu E;rnesS
urer of the International salt Cornp<-sar accom-
Tsrouskopf q mining expert OF ~be.t..- ,rI irAAS
panied the party in on advisory capael.S- -
= very iatIerin. report on Tie I-opuS