Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-01

furnished by gravity under good pressure.
 The Ray company proposes to over haul, in fact is now doing so, the old reduction plant at Kelvin, and will equip it for a concentrating plant, capable of handling 1000 tons of ore day. To do this the old narrow guage railroad between Kelvin and the Ray mine will be rehabiIated and put into working order.
 Just across the tsila river from Kel- win is the old Riverside copper prop erty, owned for many years. and part ly developed by J. K. Mccarthy and Mrs. Kinney. It has been sold several times. but reverted to the former own CTS through the failure of the buyers to perfect their deal. Now however, 1t is owned by the Suitana-Arizona Copper Co., Chicago corporation which proposes to develop the mine as it's admitted merit suggests. The property Is in sight of Kelvin but the camp is just over the hcS1acS be yond : aJod force Jf men is now employed and will shortly he iEcreas | ed to 100.
 | tino of the activities in the central
 part of this section of which Kelvin 1 is the railroad point But equally as much is planned in other parts by oth CT people. a little farther back from the steel rails. Nineteen miles to the northwest is the Superior district
 which will be connected with Kelvin ! by rail at an early day, it is expected | ,- mine, too well known all over the country to ned xtnsive mention here Alongside of it is f-e Silver King district where large operations are planned by several companies.
 To the east of Kelvin, though some what nearer the railroad station al
 Winkleman, is the Christmas camp ot the Saddle mountain company. Men l ton of it is made here, not so much tC
 atach it to the Kelvin district as tC show the character of that entire country and to call attention to the fact that it also should find Phoeni1
 it's natural supply plant This, i
 should be remembered, is a Phoeni1 article. At Christmas camp a large
 smelter is already producing and it 1!
 undergoing enlargement to BOG tom per day. The company in its opera I tions, recently mentioned in thes, columns at considerable length, is em
 ploying about 500 men and has barely
 begun its real work, as judged by ths i light of possibilities. though it is big i bustling. electrically equipped camI
 of considerably over 1000 people.
 l Twelve miles from Kelvin, to ths least. and not far from Christmas. 1: lthe well known Dan O'Carroil proper | ty, recently acquired by MT. Finney
 who organized the London Company
 with large capital stock, 200,00t
 shares of which are now quoted a six dollars Mir Finney is recognized las one of the best smelter men in thu United States, having been associated with the largest smeIteT corpeTationl in the world in a managerial capacity
 The London Company it is learned
 has set aside s1 900 ,000 for develop ment work Its stock is being placed ] by Joseph Ball, president of the Jos
 eph Ball Company inc. Of Los Angeles
 Cal. company well known in hl
 handling of stocks and bonds. Mir Ball, who recently vIsited tie prop srty himself, returned home most en lfhusiastic concerning 1t.
 The property, like that of the Ra, district Christmas, and whatever i may contain at depth, has the sams