Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-23
CONDITIONS
 SATISFACTORY
 OVER AT GLOBE
Devoid Of Any Special Feat ures, But Indicating Pro- greSS in the Development of Several Properties.

GLOBE, June 22.-Mining condi- past week. while devoid Of any un- usual feature. were satisfactory, indi- eating good progress by all the pro ducing companies and those actively developing their properties. Condi tions here seem to be better than in almost any other mining district in the southwest. There is more inqui- " for good copper property than at any time in the past year and with the early improvement looked for in the metal market an expansion Of large proportions would undoubtedly take place. The section of which the Miami Copper Co.'S holdings is the center. an embracing the Keystone, Inspiration. Eureka. Live Oak, War rior and Montezuma properties, Is at tracing wide attention owing to the phenomenal ore developments at Red Springs shaft of the Miami com pany.
 Miama Cooper Company.
 Development work at A and B shafts have. advanced. and with good results in opening the sulphide on the east drift has passed into United
  of bornite ore going 60 cents and better in copper and five or six ounces in silver to the ton. The entire ore body, eight to ten feet wide, averages T per cent or better. The east drift on the 14th level also continues in sulpbide ore of excellent grade. The importance of these ore oecuTre~Sas lies in the fact that they are both in
 hot ha western portion of the United Globe win prove equally as rich in copper as the adjoining ground of the Old Dominion. The Maggie vein, which was crosscut on the 10th level 800 feet north of B shaft is being opened by a drift driven in the footwall.
 At 4 shaft the new steel ore bins have been corpIeted. The work of putting the shaft in condition for sink ing is progressfng. A new water col unn has been put in and new stem pipe is to reDlace the old one. An electric sinking uurnD is to be in stalled It will be a week yet before everything is in readiness to begi1. sinking. The big shaft is to ba sunk 200 feet. to the 18th level which will take about four months to complete. Four furnaces are running and making & good outnUt Very heavy shipmentsh of coDper were made last week. SuInhide ore Is now arriving almost daily from Dalton. Cay.
 Sune-ior g. Boston.
 The Gardiner shaft is down 200 feet at which depth a station will be cut and sinking continued. There has been some improvement at the Great Eastern. The winze has been sunk 40 feet below the 42O foot level and is bottomed in the finest ore yet en- countered-carbonate and glance gO- ing II per cent cooper and from g to II ounces in silver to the ton. The ore body in the w'nze is eight feet wide. The Great Eastern stoDes are looking well and the usual ore ship rnents of 70 tons daily are being made to the O. D. smelter.
 Globe Consolidated.
 The drifts on the HOO foot level of the Gem are in the same grade of sul phide ore. The south crosscut iron. the Mallory shaft Is in 500 feet and encountered in the Gem. It will be necessary to drift 1860 feet to con meet the two crosscuts.
 MontezUn1a Looks Promising.
 The Montezuma Conner company which has been working steadily since September. has sunk it's shaf I7S feet A crosscut was starueU 15O feet and drifted S feet, showin' all low grade sulphide ore, from to' to bottom. The ledge is reDorte' more than 900 feet wide. The prnn erty is comDosed of seventeen ful claims and has a promising futurr Ii is located about mile due wes of the Miami grouD. Lyman q Woods of Globe is president of th' company and Charles Maybush is tb manaear of the works.
 National Minino ESoioration.
 At the Iron Cap the headings are al fin better ore than last week. The i'm provement is especially noticeable Il the winze which is now 114 bel0' the 4so foot level. General Manage Woodward returned from the Fumr role on Thursday and reported tha vaIues were improving in the drli and crosscuts The showing is yer promising