Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-26
WEEKLY REVIEW
 OF GLOBE MINE
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 sets of timbers, which will be put in today. Sinking will then proceed more rapidly. The bottom of B shafe below the 18th level, is being cleaned out pre- paratory to sinking Joe Mitchell and Dan Littleiohn, contractors for sinking the two-eompartment shaft on the west side of the creek, have made good start. The contract calls for depth of 300 feet, but sinking will not stop at that level. No work is being done in C shaft, but the west drift on the 18th level is being driven toward the region of C shaft for the purpose of draining the tenth level and intermediate ground. When this shall have been accomplished the sinking of c shaft below the 10th level will be started.
 The flow of water from the west end of the mine on the 10th level is con trolled by cement doors placed in the crosscut in Block 1. These doors are fitted with valves which can be readily connected. with pipes and the flow of water regulated. There has been no de- crease of water flowing into the mine, most of which comes from the P:nal creek side. The pumps are raising r. .50C,000 gallons.
 The region of the big west ore body on the 10th level is now comparative ly dry and good headway is being made toward the re-opening of the old stope. The east end of this stope has been re- stored and the drift is now within I2 feet of the square sets at the west end This stope has been closed ever since the mine was flooded several years ago and owing to the ground being very wet and heavy until recently attempts to re open it were futile. This is one of the mine, being a brown oxide of cop per averaging about 10 per cent, carry ing considerable iron and very little sill cate. An Intermediate level, between the 9th and 10th, was opened several years ago to tap this body and it is still yielding high grade ore on that level. de 9th and 9th levels are now supplying a good tonnage and are said to be looking better than for some time
 The east drift on the 10th level. in block 26, and the corresponding drift on the 18th are still in bornite carrying 55 per cent copper, eight to twelve ounces silver and two to three dollars in gold to the ton.
 At the smelter four furnaces are in blast. No. , furnace was blown in dur. | ing the week. but two days late No. 2 sprung leak and was closed down. It | will soon be in commission again.
 Superior & Boston.
 Good progress was made in develop | ment work. The Gardner shaft is 270 feet deep and going down in quartzite. at the Great Eastern drifting continues east and west from the bottom of the | 53-foot winze in the same high grade ore opened in the winze. A erosscut in one of the drifts shows the vein to be well mineraized for width of twenty feet. Ore shipments for the month should total over 1900 tons.
 Arizona Commercial.
 Crosscutting on the 500foot level at the Eureka shaft is under way, to con meet with the drift, 900 feet in length, from the old shaft. It is reported that a survey was made Saturday below the Eureka shaft, for the shelter which the company proposes to erect.
 Arlzona- Colorado.
 Work was resumed last week by this company. A station is being cut at 500 feet in the shaft and level will be opened at that depth. Prosecuting to the south is expected to disclose good copper values in several lodges cut on the 800. foot level and in the shaft