Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
GLOBE CAMP HAS
 EXCELLENT
 LOOK '.
TraVeIing Correspondent of Hayden & Co. Reviews the Situation Interestingly,
 of Old Dominion and Others

Hayden. Stone & company's weekly
 market letter has the following on the
 mines of the Globe district:
 We have received the following iron
 our representative now traveling
 trough the copper camps:
 With a monthly output of 2.5OO ,OO(
 pounds of copper. the Old Dominion
 Is now prOfiting from its vast expendi
 lures of the past two years for con
 struction and development, and whiI5
 this rate of production will reflect s
 normal scale of operations for a year
 or so. yet 1t is evident that the maxi
 mum is. still far from being reached
 as witness the fact that the matter ol doubling the present daily concentrat
 ing capacity of 500 tons is already
 under advisement.
 of the above monthly recovery. about 5O0,O0O pounds is received from the United Globe, from whence daily ore shipments aggregate about l75 tons. The Old Dominion mine is SUD plying about 1000 tons daily, of which 900 tons is forwarded direct to the shelter The company has five fur naces, all in commission, with mate rial on the ground for a sixth. which however. is to be kept in reserve.
 The entire output of the Old Do. miniOn is hOisted through A shaft. opened to the 14th level, a depth of HOO feet. Production is confined largely to the territory below the sixth level, though ore is still being extracted from the levels above to the third, inclusive. Above the eighth level the product is exclusively oxi- dized ore. all of which goes 10 the shelter.
 The sulDhide ore body. probably the most valuable asset to the com panE, comes in between the ninth and tenth levels, from Which point its tendency has been of broadening pro- portions. both laterally and in width 10 the l4th level, the present bottom depth O the shaft, where this coppar chute has been disclosed for a length or 800 feet, with the drifts east and west still in ore. The vein varies in width from to so feet. a stope on the I4th level being operated to the lat ter width and containing aerage cop Der values of at least 10 per cent. The length of this vein west of the breast of the drift on the l4th level is about 1000 feet. with a con- siderably longer stretch to the east
 The winZe. being sunk in the foot wall from the I4th to the 10th level Is bottOmed within 70 feet of the lat ter room whence a length of cross cut of 100 feet will be required intercept the vein. This work ie the highest importance. as the results will have a direct bearing on tie fu- lure position of the company. for which reason it's completion. about the middle of October, will be looked forward to with a broad degree of in- crest.
 Shaft B, opened to the 10th level iepth of 800 feet, is used for the hand ing of timber and serves to ventilate he main workings, with which it |, connected at its two lower levels. This | 'haft commands the territory Sast | where development work is in prog 'ess.
 e was sunk primarily as an aIfl md drain shaft, the plan being to han He the entire volume of mine waterI through this source.A new pump ca- able of handling 45OO gallons Der minute is about to be installed at this oint, and when in commission condi- ions will permit of what promises toI rove some extremely important de elOpments in this direction.
 South of e shaft there has beenI isclosed an extensive body of oxidiz- d nfaNa sE4 EiIan -fsnra- f t14 --ra1I.- -aan2i OpDer and containing such an excessl iron as to render it extremely desir- bIe. The development of this body, abvoe indicated, has been retarded .; y the heavy inflow of water but itl as been opened upon at the eighth !, nd ninth levels. while at the tenth ( vel the ore already blocked out is ,, at not less than 1O0,OOOI , ms. It may be added that this shaftI :.
 connected with the eighth level of Ie active workings. l. "lt is but three years since the Old was compelled to purchase | 5 entire sulphide Aux, while todayI '.
 is supplying 75 per cent of the en-i . re requirements in this direction es- .ntial to the treatment of the entireI image forwarded to it's smelter, in- ' uding commercial shipments. The Old Dominion occupies al ronger position physically than at ly time since entering the ranks of / e producers. The reserves ara of 7 -oader extent and of better charac-