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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-10

Reforms In Chinese Currency.
The Chinese minister Of finance Is
planning reforms in the silver and
copper currency Of the empire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-10

DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOwf
If so. use Red Cross Ball Blue. 1t viii make
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23

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GREENE CANANfA NEWS NOTES

George Laird arrived Wednesday from Bisbee with Harry Roland and has since been engaged in expert ex. animation of the Keno and other prop critics held by MT. Roland between Greene Cananea and West Cananea holdings of Charles NJ. Sehwab inter- ests. NIT. Laird's thorough acquaint. ance with the district and the sue cess which has attended carrying out of theories he has previously ad- vanced for it's development will make his report on the west side properties particularly valuable.
 Col. w. c. Greene returned to the city last Tuesday, following two days spent in Fl Paso in conference with various of his lieutenants in associa. tion with Sierra Madre enterprises, all of winch are making splendid head way. Mir. Greene since his return has been actively about the camp, visiting various of its properties and getting in direct touch with all the recent development work He con sders the present situation excellent and expresses the opinion that within five years results brought about will have made a population of 100000 in the city.
 E. walker, of Boston, well known mining expert, has been here the last two weeks, spending considerable time at the Sierra de Cobre of Phelps- Dodge. A year ago he reported on this property for the Indiana-Sonora Mining company which holds a 49 per cent interest in it with Phelps se. Al -tesk he Is now making has similar pur- pose. Mir. walker finds the property very much farther advanced toward setanding of great mine than it was at the time of his previous visit, here now being very little room for ioubt but that development along the lines which are being followed will make of the property one of the very sreatest in the camp within the year.
 ATizpe Mining Go. may be said to De getting along excellently with pre- steps to the systematic de- velopment and production which have been carefully planned for the prop erty. There has been no undue haste on either the business or the mining end of this company, but every move has been made to count Conse- 1uentiy they are now enabled to pro ceed rapidly and systematically Hoists, boilers and other machinery equipment along with building mate riais are gong into the camp in such manner on delivery orders that it is possible to handle everything easily, and to the best advantage. One hoist and boiler for prospecting work have gone to the camp while thre boilers are here, ready for trans and three hoists wifi be crossed over the line at Naco this week These are for permanent work and will be able 10 carry the shafrs on which they are put to 500 feet or more. During last week tim bering of the collar was finished for a new double compartment shaft on he Manhattan From present depth of 15 feet in this shaft sinking is to be pushed fast. 4 new shaft on the
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sible for the improvement he having
 brought the idea to attention, later
 securing the cooperation of all the
 mining companies of the district with interests to the south. Completon of
 the read gives the Arizpe a { per cent
 grade the entire way to its camp.
 Col. ]. B. Breathitt last week re-
 ceiyed title for the Suisun denouuce. ment. dipping into the northeast cor
 aer of the Bonanza de Cobre and
 within the lines of the Cananea North. ern. MT. Breathitt has taken steps
 toward organization of a Mexican cor poFation, the Suisun Copper Co. and will carry these to completion as soon IS possible. The Suisun has attracted much attention since it's denounce- ment last year and has had prospect. ing within the limits of the law which nas shown promising conditions. One 5en was cut in sinking shaft 50 feet. The bottom Of this shaft rests in limestone of very favorable character Tor the making of ore at little more man depth. Mir. Breathitt expects Co have preliminary steps completed and be ready to begin development on the property this fall.
 Superintendent Eastman. of La Col ondrina. came in last week from the mine, bringing report of continued good showing in the main shaft, which recently entered silver ore. Mr. Eastman went from here to Doug las to see about a hoist and boiler which are en route here and which he will look after the transportation of to the mine. Recent advices re- ceived by the Cananea office of the company from the Michigan offices stated that all the funds that migEt be needed for thorough test Of Col drina ground was available The Michigan people expect that they will have to go 300 feet or better on Col ondrina before determining it's value Its location on the Cbispas formation makes greater depth necessary than other properties about this mine have required.
 F. L. Harrington spent the first part of the week here Joking over the or tega, returning to Bisbee Wednesday. The outlook in the Native shaft, Mir. Harrington said, he found particularly encouraging. CaleopyTite showing at present, the last ten feet of the shaft now down 45 feet, being specked, some of the particles making 20 per cent and better copper. While this showing does not necessarily mean ore at greater depth 1t is highly en- couraging to that expectation. A boiler is now ready to go to the shaft and it is expected that hoist will be here by the time the new road is progressing admirably and unless weather interferes will be completed in about 90 days Over 12,000 feet Of the a 900 in this snryey have been finished. thus eliminating the hard est part Of the rockworR. From the 4OO level of the Huerfena shaft the crosscut to the foot wall has been for the present. because cf exceedingly hard ground encount- cred. The crosscpt to the hanging wall is in soft ground and is being pushed along rapidly Present ex- Dectation is that the ledge will be reached within ten days or less
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23

Throughout -Greene-Cananea dfvis- ions and all over properties of the company activity and results are the words, says the Cananea Herald. Progress with all work in hand, and there is a heap of it, is being made with all the speed possible in con formity with thoronghness. All pre- yailing conditions are excellent. The program is being worked out on chedule time and the fall will see re- suits coming from the increased out put or ores and the greater smelter capacity which will then be effective.
 E. M Bird. of Los Angeles, who has exported the Cananea Eastern and made several favorable reports on that property. left during the week for Los Angeles, following a stay of some length at the property and a thorough examination of it and sey- eral others. Itis understood that Mr. Bird finds in the later Cananea East ern development continued ground for the high opinion which he holds of the property, His last visit was in the interest of Los Angeles mining people who have for some time been giving it attention.
 Gerald Sherman, assistant general manager of the Copper Queen, was here Monday and Tuesday to visit the Sierra de Cobre mine, where he found excellent progress being made both with surface Improvements and un- derground. Mr. sherman was accom- panied on his visit by his little daugh- ter.
 More men are going to Fay Can anea properties as fast as room can be made there for them. At the pres ent time a considerable force is en- ployed on surface Improvements, erection of a store building being among the latter. The present store has been handling wagon load of supplies week for some time.
 Harry Howard returned Thursday from a visit to Bisbee with regard to sale of property in the district which negotiations are underway for. Short ly Mir. Howard expecTs to leave for the Ures and other districts in the Yaqui country where he has in the last several months acquired proper ties which promise much.
 s. RI Greenidge of the Sonora En- gineering & Assay leaves today for Bacaochi district to make survey of several recent Announcements and to epert property fer Eastern inter- ests Though the Bacaochf district has been comparatively qnite for some time there has lately been new attention attracted to it through re- ported important finds along the river.
 The new wagon road, eliminating The slaughter house hill, was finished by Contractor Andy Scctt Wednesday 3n has since been in use from end 70 end. The improvement Is one of high importance to ali the south country, as viii be readily uderstoo6 from the fact that a 6 per cent grade now prevails in place of grade which went as high as i6 per cent on the old road Over the new road a ton to the animal can be readily pulled. The efforts of Manager Wilhelm of the Arizpe Mining are largely respon-
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sHArTuck DIRECTORS COMING.

A telegram was received in the city yesterday by an official of the shat tuck < Arizona company, stating that Directors Bardon, Patiss6n, Hill ard Guthrie would leave shortly from Du- lnfh for the purpose of passing upon the plans for the Shattuck smelter which is to be erected at Douglas, and also for the purpose of awarding the contract for the construction sgcsk- Exact date of their departure Will be decided during the next ten days. The party will be accompa- nied by Prof. Winchefl, the noted aeologist for the Great Northern railroad, and also by mining and smefter expert of national Feputa- tion. Al the bids have been receiv- ed by Superintendent Pafison and everything is ready for the opening Of the bids and awarding the con tract It is estimated that the Shat tuck shelter will cost approximately xs5o.0o0 when completed and In op- eration. and there Is ample fnuds in the shatfuek treasury to complete and eqnip the smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
0LD DOMINION PLACED AT
 HEAD
Mining Expert Names Four. Properties to Review, and
 FavofS That of Globe
 Greene-Cananea Second.


 'sThirtg thousand dollars invested In three Arizona Copper Mining stocks. In my opinion. would return the investor better than fifty per cent. profit before the first day of March. is0S.'
 Thus spoke a well known local mining man of Bisbee yesterday who makes practice of dealing extens- lFely in Warren District, Globe and Cananea stocks.
 When asked by a Review man in name the three fayorites. the local mining man added another to the list. making it four, and the following were selected to move rapidly during the fall months, so long as the price of copper remains at it's present fig. uTe. namely:
 Old Dominion.
 Gresne-Cananea.
 Shattuck G Arizona.
 Superior & Pittsburq.
 IL will be noticed that tue Reviews s informant places Old Dominion first. It is a well known fact that never in the history of the Old Dominion property at Globe has the mines showed such large and rich ore bod les at the present time and coupled With this is the announcement that the output is to be largely increased before the first Of the year.
 Greene-Cananea which is con solidation of Greene Consoiic c:ted with Cananea Central. makes one of the biggest mining companies. in the world, with an immense area, and is at present under the direction of one of the ablest mining men in all branches in the west--Dr. L. D. Rick etts. It may take the Greene-Can- anea longer than expected to bring all their plans for increased output and reduced costs to a close, but the ultimate results can not be question: ed.
 Shattuek & Arizona $ one of the very best propositions on the stock board today. Splendid ore bodies have been opened up on the several levels, and a Shattuck smelter will be in operation before this time next year. Fifty dollars per share will be the price of Shattuck by the time the smelter will be ready to be blown in.
 Superior & Pittsburg will double it's price of stock before another twelve months have passed. While regular shipments have ben made to the smelters, the labor troubles in the district have hampered to some extent the extensive development work planned for this property dur ing the year. It has not been many months ago since S. & P. sold for $z8.00 per share, and the knowing ones are confident that the winter months will again see this price ex- ceeded. S. & P. Is held closely, and while the market price is around s15 per share, it Is doubtful if very much stock could be picked up at that price. s. & P. has an immense area of ground, the best in the War ren district, and with extensive de- will become one of the greatest mining companies in the west.
 The four above enumerated stocks will make the purchaser a nice prof 1t before Christmas. Paste this in your hat and look al it December 20. 1907.
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tral railroad, 2s miles north of this city. There is a 200-ton copper smelter there already and as an earn est thas the projectors of the great piant mean business, they have al ready contracted with the Cia. h. dustrial Mexicsna here for the ad- dition 70 the plant to make the ca pacity 800 tons czily.
 The company building the plant is the Rio Tinfo Mines and Smelling company, capitalization s3, ,o00 DOC. gold. The company is composed of New York and Tennessee capital. practically the same people who com pose the Veta Colorado Mining and Smelling company. which owns the Quebridilias mines at Minas Nuevas in the Parral district where that company Is building 500-ton mill and cyanide plant. The officers are Martin J. condon. of New York, pres ident of the esnuff Trust Frank L. Fisher, president of the Eagt Tennes- see National bank, of Knoxville. Tenn. is vice president M. B. Bran ner president of tue Third National bank. ce Z-c~villa. Tenn. is secre-
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RIO TsnTo SALE.

CHIHUAHUA. June 22.-The Rio Tinto Mines and Shelter company has just bought the Hsc Tinfo copper mines and smelter at Terrazaa from Juan A. Cneel of shis city The mines are included in an area of about POO acres of ground The mines and shelter are legs than a mile from the Mexican c<~fral railroad.
 The company has also bought from Mrs. Pedro Prieto. of this city. mines covered by 800 acres at Savanarola 90 miles west of ortis station, on the Mexican Central railroad. These mines are silver, lead and copper A
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narrow gauge railroad is to be built to these properties from the Central
 The price paid for the Rio Tinto and sasanarolz mines vas upwards of s70o. .000.
 The new company's primary object was to have a smelter to treat it's own ores, as it had been held np by all the other gmeiters in Mexico. It will also be custom plant and Gen eraI Manager Condon assures the mining fraternity that all will get & square dezi on ore treatment charges and that on no terms will his com pahy go Into combination with other sEelters on excessive rates.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
ing. stop at warren eaeh day.

ing, stop at Warren each day.
 The school board has recently vis- tied Warren, and they have under contemplation the erection of a 12- room school building Architect Hurst is basily engaged designing a school building for warren
 The piers for the bridge for the overhead crossing of the electric rail- way over the Fl Paso & Southwest ern RaiI-ead are completed, and the erection of the bridge will begin inc mediately.
 The work of grading Rupee street for the electric car line is progress ing. If there are no delays In ship ment of materials the electric railway between warren and the mines will be in operation during the early part of September
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
NEW CHIHUAHUA SHELTER.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, June 22.-The State of Chihuahua is to have am an independent one and of equal ca pacity of 800 tons daily. the same size of the one being bnilt six miles below this city by the "smeIfer trust, 2 the American smeltIng and Refining company.
 The new smelter is to be located ct Terrazas camp. on the Mexican Cen
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iron and ledge matter. and Is being driven steadily ahead to the point where the ore body was encountered on the 1000. It is the confident ex- pectatioH of the management that with 1z5 feet more work the ore zone will be reached. No. 2 cross-cut is
 in some ore. and the ledge matter and the face Of No. crosscrt yes terday was one-half in ore, with the indications that the next round of holes would expose 2 full face Of ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
oEnN,aHlzoN4.

Denn commenced sinking the shaft on Tuesday from the HOO to the isea level When the Iz00 Is reached a station will be cut. but the shaft will be continued steadily until the 18th level is reached. This week tho main dtift on the lf05 has been in
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