Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
THE BBEE DAILY REVIEW BsBE ARIZONA JANUARY
Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
EDITOR
 PRAISES BISBEE

and hanging walls as in the case of Michigan's native copper mines, and it often takes us fifteen years to make a mine with this aid. When the Bis bee miner gets into his ore he gees it rich and makes his money rapidly.
 Hoatson shaft, of Superior & Pitts burg, looks much as If it were to make another Calumet & Arizona. If it proves to achieve this distinction it win pay a pretty good interest on the valuation of the entire group and the coal and oil which has been consumed in making the light.
 Iron Ore cannot help from remark ing that nothing less than a corpora ton is necessary for such giant tasks as those which have confronted Su- perior X Pitsburg in the Bisbee field. How could any poor man or any nun Der of them conduct such an enter prise? How good it is that combina- tions can be formed for the prosecu- ton of work on such a gigantic scale. Only for this plan these Bisbee ores would have remained untouched. Now they are to be exposed. sent to day light and into the worlds civilization, giving employment to labor and fair returns Tor those who have taken the risks and paid the way
 The 770-foot level oJ Junction shows a nice lot of oxide ores found in the past few weeks and sulphides are being opened on the 18th level Lit tie has been done on the latter as suf- ficient time has not been had since this point was reached with the shaft. The latter is to be sent downward still further and the territory drained.
 Close alondside DenntArizona has found rich ores at HOO feet, his being only lew hundred feet from June ion lands.
 We have given more attention to Hoatson shaft lately than to the Cole, the ore bodies of the latter having been shown. They are steadily gain ing, and soon new level will be opened up here.
 There is a great area as yet Hn- touched about this shaft and this is likewise true of the Hoatson, Briggs and Junction shafts, the ground sur sounding which has only been slightly scratched as yet. Compared to The entire likely area. it is unfinitesimal. All these hundreds of acres are lC- cated in the mineralized basin, the copper-holding formation of tais camp.
 Then there is the American Warren group of claims extending still Fur ther on the strike of the copper bear | ing formation of he camp. This will
 also be given attention in due time. Work at other points is also doing much of value for this territory, and considerable is being learned which l will be important in days to come.
 With all the shafts actively sending i out ore, Superior & Pittsburg can | quickly return to the shareholders all they have invested and give them be- l sides a permanent earning group of mines. It will need little time but what great enterprises do not. Lit tie properties can be much more quickly looked into and developed, but this will be a group of many mines, each distinctive and apart from the other although connected by drifts and shafts. Here will be achieved a great success well worth having. We can afford to be patient while they are being brought to a productive stage. We can assure you that every dollar is being made to go the
 farthest possible length; that every one is intelligently spent, and that no better brains are found than right
 here. And the management is an hon. est one, which counts for not a little in these modern, frenzied-finauce | times.