davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

ing what he had seen there and at
,Cananea and in regard to what he
thought of the outlook for the future
in this part of the mineral world. Re
plying TO questions, Mr. Trezona said:
Il visited the Warren district sew
eral years ago and want to say that
l have been astounded to find such a
wonderful development of copper
since then. Especially was l sur
prised at the great showing made in
the properties owned by the Superior
and Pittsburg company. | have never
seen a better showing anywhere and
l predict that Superior and Pittsburg
holdings are destined to become the
greatest copper producers in the War
rem district The development has
been ably directed and the ore now
shown is simply astonishing.
Il was in Cananea two days and
went through the mines of the Greene
Cananea company where l found some
of the largest ore bodies developed
to be found in the southwest. In the
Cananea-Duluth | saw a body of cop
per ore which had been cut for 100
feet on three levels-at ITO, at 270
and at $40. Development work in
other properties of the company since
the reduction works were closed last
fall has been of the most successful
character and there need be no doubt
in the mind of anyone about tn future
of Cananea. The ore is there to make
it the equal of any coppr district in
the country. ...
when the work now being done
on the reduction plant of the Greene
Capanpa iS cOmDlatad that cOmDanV
will have a plant equal to any in its
modern and economical arrangement
This work is now well along and il
is expected that it will be entirely
completed within sixty days.
Regarding the future of copper
entertain the opinion that the price
will advance substantially in the near
future and it ought to settle down
around IS cents. When the indus
tries of the country are fully resumed
there will be an enormous demand
for copper in this country which has
been practically taking none of the
product for several months"
Mr.. Trezona is a republican, but
when the name of Governor johnson
was mentioned as a possible candi
date for president he grew enthusias
tic and declared that should he be
nominated he would vote for him as
against Taft or Hughes and he said
that Johnson would carry Minnesota
certainly. Mr.. Trezona is an admirel
of Speaker CanEon and said that he
is the only republican mentioned who
would stand any chance of defeating
Johnson for the presidency in tbs
state of Minnesota
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
TREZoNA SAW ORE BODIES
AT BISBEE AND CANANEA
Was AstoniShed By ShowingS
Made in S. & P, and
Greene-Cananea,

Charles Trezona, a prominent min
ing man from Minnesota, left Tor MS
home last night after spending week
in Bisbee and Cananea. He is rated
as one of the prominent iron men OF
his state and is operating iron mines
at Ely, Minnesota
Mr.. TreZona arrived IN BlsDee
week ago and spent several Gays IA
derground in the Calumet and Ar
IONA and Lake Superior and PlttsDurg
properties in the Warren district Al
ter visiting these properties MI. IRE
iona went to Cananea, where ne aisC
took look at the mines belonging 'o
the Green-Cananea company,
Just before taking tie train MT, IRE
zona was seen at the depot IN bisoes
and asked for an expression regard
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
PROGRESS OF PROHIBITION
THROUGH THE COUNTRY


The announcement of the formal call
for the national prohibition convention
is of especial interest this year in
view of the remarkable success that
the advocates Of the suppression of
the liquor traffic have gained since
the last presidential election. II
might be supposed that the political
organization whose chief article of
faith is national prohibition would
show greatly increased strength after
a period during which the friends OF
what may be termed local prohibition
have made gains that surprised the
entire country. 1t may be doubted,
light of history, that such will be the
case, says the San Diego Sun.
The national Prohibition party cam
not be said to have gained greatly,
taking its record since 1876 as cri-
terion. In that year it polled, in
round numbers, $500 votes; four years
later it mustered 10000. The vote
Jumped to 151,80e in 1884, to 249, 800
in 1888 and to 264, 100 in 1892. The
latter was the high water mark, so to
speak, for it has not since been at
tanned. In 1896 the Prohibition vote
was 700, decrease of fly per cent
from the previous presidential year.
In 1900 it rose to 20S,900, and in 1904
it was 25S,500, still some thousands
short of the record figures OF 1892.
After looking over the returns for
each presidential election from 1876
to 1904, the conclusion is forced that
the Prohibition vote depende largely
upon the apathy or interest that pre-
walls in regard to the contest between
the two great national parties. That
is to say in a comparatively quiet cam
paign the Prohibition party will BE-
| increased by persons who care little
for the issues presented by the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties, but who
| believe IL the suppression OF the IL
quor traffic, and on the other hand
these same voters, at time when the
| fate of the nation appears to be al
stake as in 1895, will cast their bal
lots with one of the main parties, and
| the PRO" vote declines according
lily. II is very possible that some sup
porters of the party believe that the
time will come when prohibition vii
be a national issue. and will win al
the polls. The record, however. does
not appear to warrant such expecta
ton.
But while prohibition as a nationa
issue has failed to make any real i'm
preston upon the politics of the coun
try as a whole, the people who fayoi
enactments prohibiting the Hquo
traffic have achieved very substantial
results. There are now six prohibitiol
states-Kansas, North Dakota, Maine
Georgia, Oklahoma and Alabama. Witt
the exception OF half dozen states o
territories in which saloons are Il
iensed with virtually no restriitions
there is some form OF local option Il
all the states not dry" by Legislative
enactment In almost every one o
these local option states the dry
area has been steadily inreasing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
SUPERIOR g BOSTON.

Another good strike was made dur
ing the week at the Limestone shaft Of
the Superior & Boston, high grade car
conates coming in, in the east drift on
the Bird level. The face of the drift
shows about so inches of ore which
viii run about 9 per cent, and which
is very similar to the ore in the same
vein on the End level The west drift
On the Black Hawk vein in the Great
Eastern shaft shows considerable i'm
provement. The small stringers Of
rich ore with which the vein is barred,
are growing in width and ore from the
drift is being sorted for shipment.
Conditions are also improving at the
Black Oxide mine of the company and
there is a considerable tonnage of ore
one the dump, ready for shipment.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

sasco. the smelter OF the Southern
Arizona Smelling company. which is
owned by the Imperial Copper COM
pany. is turning out 100 tons or cop
per bullion per week.
The ore shipments to the smelters
from the Imperial mines total more
than 300 tons daily. it is stated. A
large amount of this ore is taken out
while development work is being con-
tinued on the big mining properties
in Silver Bell
II is stated also that few addition
al miners have been put to WORK IN
the Imperial mines.
At Sasco the smelter force, which
numbers about I25 men, VIII probably
be Increased later If more ore Is han,
dled. The. smelter is not being forced
to its fullest capacity at the present
time. Were such the case the plant
could handle about $50 tons of I'm
perial ore daily and it is easily
smelted.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
GOOD INDICATIONS NOW
AT SANTA ROSA MINE
mo, 3 Shaft Is In Leached Iron
Formation Showing Ore
BuncheS.

At the Santa Rosa mine, eighteen
miles south of Douglas, where the
Cabullona Development company is
doing extensive development work,
the No. 8 shaft, started more than a
month ago, has cut body of Ieached
iron for thirty feet, beginning at the
100 level Through this leached iron
formation is mingled frequent lunches
of copper ore, ranging in value from
10 to Is per cent. This iron forma-
ton is regarded as an excellent indi'
cation of an ore body lower down.
Shaft No. is now $50 feet deep and
sinking is being continued.
No. 1 shaft is now so feet deep
but is not being sunk further at the
present time In this shaft work is
proceeding in five drifts. three at the
235 level and two at the 1876 level
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
cerro Colorado Mining Co.

Chas. e. Udan, general manager
OF the CerTo Colorado Mining com
pany, left Saturday morning for the
mine He has been here purchasing
supplies. The shaft is down $40 feet
and they are now In seventy-hye foot
crosscut and expect to reach the vein
during the next fifteen or twenty feet.
At the $50 foot level they left the
rich streaks of copper ore. The COM
pany has been working fifty men for
the last eighteen months and will con-
tinue to do so. as the outlook is very
promising. The last. shipment Of t.
the amount Of seventeen tons netted
the company, over 5000. 1t is the
purpose OF the company to put in a
concentrating plant, which will en-
able them to use all the ore in the
large vein which they expect to en-
counter during the next few days.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Col. c. w. Savery Of Philadelphia.
president of the Chesterfield Copper
company, and Manager Tom Hughes,
have returned from a visit to the
company's mines, and report that they
found matters in a very satisfactory
condition. They are drifting or the
ore body on the zoo foot level and
work on the south drift continues. it
now being thirty-five feet.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
The HeIXetia

Supt. Steubens of the Helyetia
company, returned this week from
Hermosillo, Mexico, where he went
to inspect furnace. Plans are be
ing made for increasing and improy-
ing the smelter plant at Helvetia.
The new strike on the Copper World
claim of this company insures sui
phides in sufficient quantities for d
good smelter charge.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Reports from the Imperial state
that the smelter at Sasco is turning
out copper matte in very satisfactory
manner. Approximately $50 tons daily
are being run through the smelter.
The Southern Pacific recently made a
rate on ore from Pantano to Red
reported that several properties in
Rock of fifty cents ton and it is
the Helvetia district are making prep
arations to begin shipments to the
Sasco smelter in preference to FL
Paso.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
Empire Mining Company

The Empire Mining company, form
erly known as the Total Wreck,
with E. A. Pike in charge as super
intendent, is making shipments to
the Ell Paso snelter Epes Randolph,
C. T. Roberts and VIM. Griffith are the
principal owners Shipments are be-
ing made from Pantano.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
Tin Ton Company

George A. Aman, president of the
Tip Top Copper company, of Pnila-
delphia, was an arrival this week
and went out to the property on Sat
-urday. Development work on the
Tip Top is being done through a
tunnel and fifteen men are employed
in the work
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED.

The north crosscut on the 18th level
of the Gem has passed the point at
which the Gem vein was expected to
be cut, by about % feet, but as yet
there are no indications Of ore. The
vein was penetrated on the 9Th level,
where it was practically barren and
recent development on the 18th indf-
Gates that 1t has fattened out more
than was expected by the manage
meut. General Manager Mccarthy
believes that the vein will be struck
in a few DAYS. There have been no
new developments in the Mallory
shaft.
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.
At a depth of Sc feet in the winze
of the Black Hawk shaft on the 5th
Ieel water level was reached and
sinking was suspended Drifting was
commenced on the vein in both direc-
tons. The ore at the bottom of the
winze carries copper values to the ex-
tent of a fraction owes per cent. The
company is still shipping 30 tons to
the smelter daily, the ore coming from
the winze and some of the old slopes.
NATIONAL MINING.
Drifting is being continued with
good results on the $50 level of the
Iron Cap mine of the National Com
pany and a better grade of ore is be-
ing opened up. There is between five
and six feet of ore now in the drift.
MIAMI COPPER.
The new hoisting plant and ether
NV equipment of the Miami Copper
Company is being installed at the Red
Spring mine. Inclement weather has
delayed the work of installation and il
will probably be three weeks before
the company win enlarge the scope Of
its operations.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
OLD DOMINION.

What is believed to be the Buffalo
vein has been struck on the 18th level
of the Old Dominion, at q point in the
crosscut about $50 feet from B shaft.
The Buffalo vein was penetrated on
the 10th level and as it is over 20 feet
wide on that level, development of the
vein on the 18th will be watched with
considerable interest. On the 10th
the vein carries little rno mineral, It's
contents being leached out matter
and burnt iron. When the vein was
struck on the 18th, water came in from
the top of the crosscut, and although
the flow is small, it has impeded the
work of cutting into the vein and as
pertaining it's contents. Indications,
however. favor a good body OF ore, as
several large chunks of sulphide are
have been taken from the breast OF
the crosscut.
High grade sulphide ore is being
shipped from the Maggie tunnel of the
Old Dominion, one of the Oldest work
ings of the company. A winze is be-
ing sunk in the vein at a distance Of
I 900 feet from the mouth Of the tun-
mel and an assay of a general sample
from the winze at depth of 200 feet,
showed II per cent copper and "a
per cent sulphur A cross-cut is be-
ing driven on the 10th level to inter
cept this same vein, which may be cut
soon
Development of the 10th level con-
tfnues slowly and stopping has not yet
been started. There has been no
change of moment in the character or
the ore in the footwal drift west, nor
in the crosscut whirh is tended to ex-
plore the other veins. The crosscut
on the 18th level is now about 65 feet
J from the Wine and it is expected to
reach sulphide vein No. in few
days, as it should be cut at a distance
OF 80 or 95 feet from the winZe.
| A stock Of sulphide ore is being &C
cumulated at the smelter through the
recent temporary shutting down of
| two of the four furnaces which were
in operation. It is believed that two
other furnaces will be started some
time during the coming week, al
| though no definite conclusion has been
reached by the management to that
effect Owing to the bad roads the
shipments from the Continental are
| light and those from the Gibson and
Independence are likewise curtailed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
HEAVY SHOWS
DELAY WORK IN
GLOBE DISTRICT
Buffalo Vein Probably Encoun-
tered On Twelfth Level OF
Old Dominion-Strike Re-
ported in Superior & Boston.

There have been no developments Of
a startling nature in the mining indus
try of the Globe district during the
last week, although the presence of a
half dozen noted mining engineers in
the city have led to rumors Of new
deals for mining property, for which
there is little or no foundation, avs
Silver Belt. There has been gradual
improvement throughout the district,
although the mines in the outlying
parts of the district have suffered
somewhat because of the recent heavy
snow and rain falls. Shipments have
been temporarily suspended or i'm
peded at some of the mines which
freight their ore in to the smelter, and
there has been some difficulty in re-
ceiving supplies. The roads are rap
idly becoming better, however.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

At the Naraganza, owned by ]. K.
Brown, a few men ara engaged in
taking out some very high grade cop
per ore through a tunnel 200 feet be-
low the SURFACE. The Naraganza is
a continuation of the Omega.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Articles of incorporation of the
Cerro de Pasco Copper Company have
been filed in New Jersey. It Is capital
lied for $4,000, 000-500,000 shares.
par value $780,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Improvements at Coronado Mine.
The A G. Company is making some
rather extensive improvements at
the Coronado mine. A new powerful
within has recently been installed at
the top of the incline, which is the
longest in the world. Jack Hol-
man, who has done a considerable
amount of concrete work at Clifton
for the company, left yesterday
morning with force of about twenty
men, who will be employed in putting
in the foundation for the machinery
of the new massive double compart-
ment hoisting plant. The most of
the machinery has already arrived at
Clifton and was manufactured by the
Ell Paso Foundry/and Machine Com
pany. The plant is strictly up to
date and it will be several months
before it can be put to place. 1t will
require considerable york and power
to raise the machinery up to the long
hill to the Coronado mine. The
working of the Coronado mine have
now reached a depth of about 800
feet and the Era has not heard the
company say anything about closing
the mine on account of no ore. The
extensive new improvements indi-
cate that most satisfactory results
have been obained at deph and when
the new hosting plant is installed
sinking will probable be extended to
| the 1000 or 1500-foot level. 1t will be
remembered that deep mining in the
Clifton Morenci mining district in early
days received a black eye by many
mining experts but the companies
have demonstrated this opinion to be
untrue, In fact it seems that the ore
gets better and the bodies are more
regular at depth than on the surface.
The Longfellow mine, which is one OF
the best the A. C. Company has, has
proven this statement and the same
can be said of the Coronado. 1t
might also be said that the Coronado
is beyond doubt the best mine in the
Cnfton-Morenci district. 1t produces
both high and low grade copper glance
ores
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

The public service commission OF
New York state, has had figures pre-
pared which show nestimated popu-
lation for Greater New York In 1891
Of Is, OO0, 900.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

The New York Central. Lehigh Val
ley and New Haven railroad officials
say that no uniform wage reductions
for these roads are being considered.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Andrew Carnegie has contributed
SIPS 900 to the Robert Koch Institute
in Berlin, for the investigation of tu-
lberculosis.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
ager and will make things hum around
the mine.


Archie Morrison and Dan Lynch,
who are extensively interested in the
Celtic group of mining claims, which
adjoin A. c. and Shannon properties
at Metcalf, visited their ground Sun
day last to investigate the extent of
the new strike which was made a
couple of weeks ago. A cross-cut was
run from the main shaft which open
ed up several veins of copper bearing
rock, but the main strike contains a
high percentage of copper, sulphur
and iron. They are of the opinion
that continuance of development
work will mean that another good
shipper can be added to the district
The Celtic property is DOW bonded by
the Copper Company of Arizona,
which is being promoted by Senator
Dorsey and other parties, and the orr
ginal owners do not seem to rare very
much whether the Senator takes It
over or not. Water has been en-.
countered in the shaft and this will
deter sinking until a small pump is
installed The water will eventually
be an advantage to the working of the
property.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

Senator Aldrich hopes to get vote
on, the Aldrich bill this week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

WORK IN PIMA
COUNTY MINES
Good Results Reported From
Various Properties-SaSco
Smeiter To Get Ores From
the Helvetia District.

Development work in many mines
in Pima county is going ahead, the
corporation bearing the expense of
the work. Among thew are Frank H.
Hereford, who holds the option on the
Esperanto group; L.>W. Powell, thiro
vice president of the Calumet Arizo-
ma company Epes Randolph, Capt.
Roberts, w. A. Kemp and John H. Tai
bot. A new shaft is to he Put down
started from the level. Esperalza is
located within a mile and a half o:
the railroad.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
Omega Copper Company


L. Zackendort, owner of the Omega
group of copper claims in the Hell
vetia district, arrived in Tucson this
week on a visit to his property. The
development work at the Omega is
under the objection of Capt. Rob
erts, and principal work is confined
to Omega No. /. The development
work on the Omega group has been
continued for the past two years anu
at present tunnel is being run to
cut the outcrop on the surface at a
depth of $50 feet. The tunnel is Ill
LOO feet and passed last week
through the granite into the contact.
Stringers of ore have been encoun-
tered and it is the expectation that
within a short distance the ore body
will be reached. A raise of 120 feet
is being made to connect with a
winze., and it is estimated that there
is 10000 tons OF ore above which
can be mined at a minimum expense
through the raise and tunnel IL
the tunnel opens up the ore body as
expected, it is the intention of the
Omega company to erect smelteI
on an excellent site.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
GOOD REPORTS
CONTINUE FROM
Clifton MINES
The Shannon Company Now
Has Normal Force-NeW
England Company Will Re-
sumo Active Work.
Copper Era)

Some high grade assays have he
Gently been received from ore taken
out of the workings of the Gold Belt,
but the management is not talking
very much about it. The company is
going right along with development
work on both copper and gold
property.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01

CONTINUED on Page Eleven.l .
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-01
SASCO SHELTER Is
MAKING, GOOD RECORD

According to parties arriving Iron
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-07
SPORTING SIDE LIGHTS.

Syracuse is to meet Colgate in foot
bali next fall in the Syracuse stadium
Nov. Z.
After the forward pass rule has re-
celved the benefit Of the pruning shears
aud the trimming ak every year for q
few more years it'll fit like something
tailor made.
Mcfarland says he is the master Of
anybody In the world at his weight ex-
cept Joe Cans. In year he hopes to
surprise Cans.
Nelson may be easy for the conf
dence men, but be certainly knows now
to get all the money there is when sign
ing up for a match.
Hugo Bezdek,. assistant to Coach A.
A. Stagg of the University of Chicago.
has accepted a position as director Of
athletics at the University of Arkansas.
a system Of strict economy In ath-
letics has been inaugurated at the Uni
versity Of California Last years re-
ceipts were about $500 less than the
year previous. aud In the near future a
fixed amount win be allowed to each
branch OF sport.