Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-16
CONCENTRATOR FOR PARADISE
 4 CERTAINTY
One of Twenty Tons Capacity On Turkey Creek lust 'elow Town Probably After the Election.

PARADISE, Oct 15.-F. G. Bsrnoudy states that concentration for Paradise is now practically certainty, accord ing to advices lately received by him from the company represented by D. R. Pettee, who visited the district not long ago. To this eId nothing ma terial will be accomplished . however, until after election. The concentra- tor as planned would be of not less than 20 tons capacity, and would be erected at some point on Turkey creek just below Paradise.
 It is understood that the company will be close corporation, 10 stock being offered. for sale, and that the necessary funds will be forthcoming when required The same company erected a concentrator in the state of Washington some time ago, and is said to be entirely familiar and ca pablo with mills and ores
 Meanwhile property owners of the district have been asked to submit propositions for supplying the con centrator with ore MT. Pettee points ont to them the fact that many have more or less concentrating ore; and that the net proceeds derived ln this way would be clear gain to the pros pector For instance, A. B, ani c, property owners, each does S100 wor: il of annual work A ships to the ccn- centrator ore netting, say, $50, and thus gets half his money back; B nets hz Inl lar; c, using what ore he has on the dump, nets s125, and is thus s25 better off than before instead of being out $10O. All three, in fact, are better of than they otherwise would have been. development and mining operations stimulated and the same made mater ially better.
 From what he saw, Mir Pettee is confident that, if all pull together. a concentrator here would pay.
 Columbia.
 Bernoudy & Wright commenced hauling ore from the Columbia, Satur- day. to Rodeo for shipment over the Southwestern to the Fl Paso smelter They state that the carload will be a small one, and that it will probably go forward from Rodeo on or about the 18th of this month. The ore values are highest in lead and silver.
 Another winze on the vein is being sunk in the tunnel not far from winze No. 1. and it is yielding good ore
 Savage.
 The new shaft at the Savage is now down about 1S0 feet, and is being sunk at the rate of 40 feet a month One shift of four men. two to each drill. is employed in the shaft.
 The company is well pleased with the new machinery and the progress it enables them to make Further more. the cost of operation is low. The drills are of the Temple-Ingersoll electric-air pattern operated by cleo tricity. Duplicate parts are kept on hand at ali times, and there is sbso- Iutely no delay or trouble experienced, everything running along smoothly and satisfactorily The plant, though not large, is one of the prettiest and most successful to be found in the South west.
 In less than five months, with one shift of five men, the shaft has been sunk to a depth of 1s0 feet, and 40 feet of drifting on the 100 level has been accomplished At present the total power cost for drilling, hoisting and furnishing the camp with electric lights does not exceed s6.00 per day.
 If is planned to continue sinking to the 800 level, cutting stations and per haps doing some drifting at each hun dred feet. After drifting 40 feet on the 100 it was decided not to continue to ore but to push the work of sink ing, and since that time both drills have been at work in the shaft.
 Iron is coming in in the shat, 1t is not improbable that ore will be encountered soon