Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-22
PROMINENT MINING
 MEN, UP AT GLOBE
Party of Officers and Engin- eerS On a Visit to Inspect
 Properties,
Special to The Review.

GLOBE, July 20.-IntereSt Il mln- ing here has been quicIened this Vt ok by the presence of mining men i from different parts of the country. w. c. Rice, president and general
 manager of the Superior & Boston
 Copper company, has been in Globe
 for two weeks, giving the business Of
 the company close attention. SupeFi-
 or & Boston is attracting a good deal
 of attention locally on account of the
 imprtant ore developments in the i Great Eastern mine, mention of which | has been made from time to time in these columns. We understand thaa the east drift on the 450-foot level broke into the vein on Thursday and | the face of the drift was in low grade | ore We received no report from the | Superior & Boston last night, but 1t 1 was rumored that the east drift showed improvement. Development of | the TGeat Eastern has now reached ! the stage that admits of no doubt ol ! it's value and there is every reason | to believe it will become one of the
 best mines in Globe district.
 l j. Parke Charming, consulting en-
 gineer for the Miami Copper company, arrived on Tuesday and has sincs ! been busy making a thorough eXamin- ation of the Red Springs mine. MT. Charming has given out no informa- ton as yet in regard to recent deTeL opnent and present conditions in the mine, but since his last visit here, | several months ago, the 470-fOot level has been opened, adding very large iIy to the ore in sight, and the shalt has been sunk to TOO feet. Local mn ling men who have been in the Red Springs mine agree as to the mag nitude of the ore exposed and in the opinion that it should make one ol the greatest copper mines in the
 southwest. J. w. Bennie, general manager ol
 the Shannon Copper company Of Cllt
 ton. has been spending considerable
 time here directing the development
 of the Black Hawk mine Of the ATT
 zona Commercial Copper company, ne
 heinz the consulting engineer for thal
 company. Development on the east end of the Black Hawk mine aas
 lopened a large tonnage of ore, some
 lof it very good grade. For the past
 several months operations have been
 largely confined to the sinking ol
 a working shaft, which is now down 533 feet. and driving a drift, SOO Ieel in length along the vein, to connect
 the old shaft with the new one, A station at 800 feet in the new sdaII . viii be completed by Monday, wheI a crosscut will be started, to connee with the long drift from the old snaIt | J.F. Harrington of Deadwood, $: ID. and MT. Baldwin of Chicago, head o ' tbe Baldwin Syndicate, who nave !. been here for several days looKils . over the district, wifi take their de l DaTture this morning. MT. Harring l ion has been here before and wa 1 so favorably impressed "lth tDe 1is IIs , ltrfct that ne prevailed upon MT ? Baldwin to accompany him to Glob' g on his return here. We understan, F that they have under consideration y two or three propositions to purcnas g mining property in this district. Tn f IPaIdwin syndicate negotiated the dea for the purchase of the Bryan grou
 at Kelvin. now owned by the Arlzoni
 ISuitana company.