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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
cANANeA MIDLAND COPPER CO

The Cananea Midland Copper com panv with Chas. NJ. Shannon as presi de-. has made its appearance in the Cananea district. M. P. Wright is vice president and the board of directors is composed of Chas. M Shannon. Nj P. Wright. Geo. Grunig. F. O. Havener Alfredo May, l.. J. F. lager. F. J O'Brien,
 The Cansnea Midland Copper Com pany is incorporated under the laws U. Arizona fc- Two Million Dollars cani tai. Two Hundred Thousand shares par value of Yer Dollars Eighty thounsand shares of this stock is ii the Treasury. One hundred and twenty thousand shares has been expended for titles to tH- properties.
 The DronArt-- of this company con sists of Promontorio 40 pertenencias the Porvenir and Porvenir No. 2, 4 Pertenencias and "Noname" 10 per tenencias or 230 acres. situated in the municipality of Cananea. District o Arizpe. State of Sonora. Mexico. This block of ground occupies position almost in the center of the large ares OEbCu lhC NdAdtSd NcEITdl OOD per company. and covering beyond question on its trend the enormously rich copper zone developed by the Greene Consolidated Copper Compan, and Cananea Central Copper Com pany, the entire area of Cananea Mid land Company's ground is compuses of the same formation. towit: Thf same class of cooper bearing porDhy ries that are in the formation of th' Greene Consolidated and the CanaH-. Central are strongly evident througl development in these. properties. dat; furnished by actual developments oi these properties show conclusiye;' that the rich zone must pass throusl the ground of the Cananea Midland Copper Company's property. Compel ent experts have examined these prou critics and agree that they are a. promising as any which have been de Yeloped in this district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Will Take Years to ExpIore 1t.

When I. l.. Merrill was superintend- ent of the Calumet & Arizona proper ty he looked upon this tract of land as one of the very best in Bisbee. and results seem to be proving his pre. diction true. There are some fine faults in the formation crossing tnis group and which should make big de posits of copper. These have not yet been Teachsd in the work of exploring. The leading spirits of the Bonanza Circle combination. the men who be- lieved in the plenty-of-ground plan were early attracted by the claims which later formed the Pittsburg S Duluth group. and they were well pleased when the lands were finally secured. feeling certain they had add ed a property Of great value to that already secured in this camp. It will need several years to test these claims upon any single level. and very many more to tell what the group holds at depth. There is no doubt as to its great value. It is now sending out a fine tonnage of oxides and sulphides daily. making good furnace mixture and it will be increasing its present performance as time is had to open up new ground and new levels.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
PINTO GEEK coMPANY.

The new 100-ton mill of the Pinto Creek Mining 6 Smelling company is now in active operation. F. A. Carlson, a. 2concentrator expert of the Allis- Chalmers company, having arrived to take charge. The Yo Tambien camp is nov one of the busiest in the Pinto country. A force of men will be put to work immediately to erect new buildings and new wagon road to connect with the Mitchell road. The aerial tramway is also in splendid working order. About forty men are now employed by the company at the mine and concentrator.-Globe Silver Belt
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Specimens From P. 6 Q.

Specimens of native copper found in Pittsburg & Duluth ground were sent back east last week. Some were re ceived in the Iron Ore office at lsh- perping. and commenting on the find that paper says:
 'Iron Ore is in receipt of specimens of native copper from the Pittsburg & Duluth, a portion of the Superior & Pittsburg as now consolidated. These come from recent find on lands very near to the former boun- dary line between Lake Superior & Pittsburg and Pittshurg & Duluth They are beautifully crystallized and evidence a very strong copper-holding formation. Of course the entire ore body as thus far cut into is not made up of copper of this character. but the deposit is a very rich oxide such as are frequently cut in the Irish Mag and Oliver shafts of the Calumet & Arizona company. It shows the ground to be of the very best descriD. ton and gives hope that a lot of very rich ore is to be mined from this To- cation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Stocks. Affected.

Calumet 6 Arizona and Superior & Pittsburg stocks were both affected in a. small way by the laying off oi u.e miners and the announcement that organizers were in the district for the purpose of unionizing the camp. It is believed that Superior & Pittsburg was headed for s3e with rush when this incident arose. The opening Of good ore bodies In the Supplement claim had made the stock strong in eastern centers and there was suong buying by big interests. Calumet &
 Arizona should easily be selling for S200 but the fear of a shutdown has evidently had temporary depressing
 effect. Denn-Arizons has been on the toboggan for several days and th'e close on Thursday was $G0.00 asked and tbe bidders out of the market
 Evidently Dem scared too high on the ore strike or the thirteenth level.
 There are some in Bisbee nursing this stock tenderiy. having paid S103 per share for it when the boom was on. The balance of the list Is dull and Globe Consolidated has lost two dollars per share. evidently upon the advice of George Walker to sell Globe Consolidated and other development stocks and get into dividenders. Tie recent strike of 3 big sUlphide ore body on the 14 level of the Old. Dom inion mine has made Globe Coasoli dated a better investment now tnan any time in the past. There is no more calls on Globe Consolidated and th& machinery Is on the ground and drifting has teen commenced on rns
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
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 Tte North Butte Extension Co"peT Mining Co. is located in the very heart of the region that produces one-third of the worlds copper. Surrounding it on all sides are the Boston & Nlun- tana and the Anaconda. which are op- erated by the Amalgamated Copper Co.,; the North Butte Mining Co.,. and the Butte & Superior. off of which are shipping large quantities of ore daily. The property Is 55 acres in area. ana comprises four mining claims: namely. the Occidental. the Free Trade. the Overman and the Black Crow; also two mill sites known as the Assay and the Clipper. The company fs in- corporated under the laws f Arizona and the naper- have been filed in Mon- tana. By this arraneemPrt the stock holders are exempted from all person al liability. Its capital Is S5,0Oo,O00, par value s per share and the com pany is unencumbered by any bonded indebtedness.
 The North Butte Extension Is Us,- ticularly favored by convenient facili' ties for the transportation nf ore ana supplies. which will greatly reduce th- cost of operation. The Northern Pa cific railroad ru. q branch dirc into the mines and the Great Northern is now constructing spur to the com pany's shaft.
 The officers of the company are W. T. Van Brunt. president; Thomas LaV. ell. capitalist, Butte. vice-president; Fayette Harrington. cashier of F. A Heinze's Silver Bow National Bank secretary and treasurer; D. s. Hard ing. assistant secretary and treasurer Among the directors are William Me permott. generhl superintendent of Senator Clsrk's United Verde mine Jerome. Ariz.; Charles s. Passmore Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,; Geof frey Lavell. capitalist. Butte; and G A. LauieT, vice-president of the Nation al Mining & Development O.. Butte G. A. Lauzier. who is a brother-in law of W. A. Clark, Jr.. and a min ing engineer Of prominence. is a di rector in the company and nas rusi left New York for the West to looI after It's interests. He has placed orders for additional heavy machinery which will be installed at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
VIII show lts Capacity.

When the annual statement or Sar umet 4 Arizona is issuad 70 the share. holders there will be a few surprises of agreeable kind in It. This property is not given full credit for what it has accomplished or what 1t has under way. but it's dividends are doing con siderable talking that rings we'll And Iron Ore tells you this Bonanza Circle has only fairly begun doing business in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
EIIlnwood for Mines

Followin~ Governor Kibbey. E. E. Ellinwood. formerly district attorney of Yayapai county. and now leading counsel for the Conner Queen com pan- was called n speak from the mine side of the question saying in part as follows:
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Pitssbura 6 Duluth a Big Possession

Pittsburg & buluth Is sending about 200 tons of ore to furnaces daily
 showing it Is developing into great importance. The finds of rich oxides and sulphides which have been made in this ground during the past four months fs very satisfactory to the Su- perior & Pittsburg management Thus far very little work has been done upon this group and has been con fined to the narrow limits reached from the long drift extended west and north from the Cole shaft of the for mar L. s, & P. group, Due to rather bad ventilation and distance from the latter shaft. development has been slow in this quarter but 1t has shown uD much in retunrn for what has been done in the way of drifting. and 1t fs thought that lowe- levels wils show a mEeh larger rich ore area. The Cole shaft Is now beginning to open tne 18th level and at this depth below
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
.REoUcTIoM PLANT FoR YUMA.

Louis Judd is burning s0000 brick on the Colorado river at Ehrenbcrg to be used in the construction of a large reduction plant at the Cinnabar quicksilver mines which are located about eighteen miles from this place. Yuma Enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Sinking Going Ahead at Hosison.

The sinking of the Hoarson shaft was resumed few days ago and will be pushed steadily. There has been no appreciable increase in the flow of water. and the pumps will care for any that is likely to be met. 4 few cars of ore per week are being sent from the mineral met in drifting. The ore cars used here hold 40 tons each so it will be seen that there is being something secured to assist in paying the expense. The Hoatson is showing many evidences of being very rich shaft. and will .soon be giving practi cal evidence of this in the smeIe. 3 at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
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 The mines have resisted a bullion tax since the repeal of the existing bullion tax in 1887. but now they come here asking us to pass a bullion tax. Viewing this question as the governor and not as an attorney for the mining corporations. believe that all should bear their share of taxation If the present law places an unjust burden on the mines. they should show where It is not the 11fN- nf tho TNnnn1o rr tho laft to do this
 Twenty years ago this session the present law was passed. and vet we heard no complaint until during the past two years. The supreme court of the territory has said that no new construction has been placed upon it during that time. If the law was good enou~h for the mines for eight cen X2ars. why is it not good enough for them for the next eighteen years? If the non-producing mines have been injured or the people are not satis fled. why are they not here to say so? Patented mining claims are assess ed for S75O. the same as the big mines, who urged the small miner to hermit them to attend to the assess ment question. Where are the 90 per cent of the people of Arizona who pay 75 per cent of the taxes? They are not here to ask that a new law be enacted.
 Never have the mines or the rail roads been unustly taxed. To the assessor their property is worth noth ing. but to the stock brokers it is al ways enormously valuable. hay, not one word to say against the COT porations or the mine owners. l ad ,nire great wealth. though I have non of it. but my admiration does not ec to that extent that I believe tt should be exem~t from taxation.
 Before the existing laws are changed. want to know some reason for a change or wherein an injustice has been done Has any injustice been done by the assessors. the cUun- tv and tarritorial boards of eGuanza- ticn in whom the mining corporations new appear to have lost confidence?
 "The railroads are taxed five times ss much as the mines vet they aIr. not asking for a law that will make th m pay one-fifth. I claim that the small man of means does more to de velop the territory than anyone else. and not those who make bi~ fortunes here out of the r-'~- and then ship the money out of the territory"
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24
Junction Coming Along strong.

From the Junction about 160 tons of ore are. now being sent to the smelters daily. these being of hign grade. Junction is already a mine
 and is going to prove a big one In about two weeks the station will be cut and the 18th level drifts will be started. There will be good news to tell of this level. The 3haft indicates this. and there seems tdbe no further question of the ability of this portion of Superior 6 Pittsburg The find on the Denn. as Iron Ore. has been tell ing you. is of the greatest importance to Junction. far more go than to Denn. probably although a very good thing for the latter. 1t proves that for 5000 feet copper may be expected
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 T do not believe that i, is the ls> tention of this lesiSlature to ham~er this industry. More money comes into Arizona for the development of mines than has ever bo-T taken out You are dealing with Q different class than cattle. or sheep or farms. Tn fairness the mines should be taxed and the territory get it's share. but the mines of Cochise are taxed at a cer- ain amount, and We want the mines of Gila and Yavapai taxed in proportion Taxing the product of the mines is the 9s otChA Ol ldAdlLNl luC pCODl1 Ndll- o T supposed Governor Kibbey wanted a bullion tax, and his opposition comes as a surprise. The concensus of opinion in every other western min, ing state is that the tax on the gross output is the only equitable means.
 Ellinwood closed by giving com parative figures, showing how under the present system of taxation mines that produce only half as much as others pay the same amount of taxes and where some of the big mines pay taxes out of proportion to what some of the smaller producers pay.
 With considerable effect. Ben Good rich. who spoke next. quoted Irom Governor Kibbey,s recent message to the legislature to show that the cnIeI considered when he wrote it that the recent law is defective and much in need of. correction. Good rich read liberally from Kibbey's own wc rds.
 Tt is impossible" said Goodrich , make the public officials in the diff ent counties see this taxation mat T in the same light. Public opinion not the same in Yavapai county as is in Cochise. Men in different communities view these questions from different standpoints.
 The Doran bill will produce that uniformity in taxation for which Gov ernor Kibbey has asked in his mes sage.
 T am a friend of Governor Kibbey; I have known him for many years and have the greatest admiration for his ability. but his idea seeins to De
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Time Table Of Springfield Consolidated


Railway Co.
Cars for North Fifth street will
leave Fifth and Monroe every tx
m.; every 10 minutes from 500 p. IN.
until 1920 p. M; owl cars will leave
Cars for South Fifth street will
leave Fifth and Monroe every IN
minutes from s:o7 a. m. until 7:45 p.
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 800 a. m until 11:24 p. m; owl
cars leave at 11:4s p. M, 200 mid
night and 2:24 a. m.
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 600 a. M until 1924 p. m.; owl
cars leave at 11:4S p. m. and 1924
a. m.
Cars for Spring street leave Fifth
and Monroe every II minutes from
eos a. m. until 1120 p M; owl cars
leave at 11A p. m, 1908 and 1880
4 m
Cars for East Carpenter street leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from g.: 0S a. m. until 1920 p. M; owl
cars leave at 11:44 p. m, 1907 and
1890 a. m.
Cars for South Grand avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every Is minutes
from :07 a. m. until 1922 p. M; owl
cars leave at 1145 p. m. 1907 and
1890 a. m.
Cars for Lawrence avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 600 a. m, until 1885 p. M; owl
cars leave at 1900 midnight and 12:
a. m.
Cars for North Ninth street leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
from 900 a. m. until 1885 p. m.
Cars for East Capitol avenue leave
Fifth and Monroe every IL minutes
cars leave at 1900 midnight and 1880
L. m.
Cars for South Eleventh and Rut-
ledge streets leave Fifth and Wash
ington every Is minutes from 6:o7 a.
m. until 11:22 p. M; owl cars leave at
11:52 d. m. and 1922 a. m.
Cars for West Washington street
leave Fifth and Monroe every Is min
utes from 600 a. m. until 11:15 p. M;
owl cars leave at 11:45 p. m. and 1901
a. m.
Cars for Governor street leave Fifth
and Monroe every 15 minutes from
s:o7 a m. until 1122 p. m; owl cars
leave at 1890 a. m.
Cars for South Eighth street leave
Fifth and Monroe every Is minutes
from 600 a m. until lis p. m.