Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
DISCOVERIES
 EXCITE GLOBE
 MINERAL BELT
Prospecting Stimulated By the Demonstration of Great Sul- phide Belt Within a Snort Distance of Surface.

The weeks developments in the To- cal field have been of suffice.n a.1r- portance to further stimulate interest and there is now more prospecting and exploratory work being done in Glooe district than for a year or more, says the Silver Belt
 The report that one of the cnuI1i drills being operated on the Keystone property had disclosed sulphides at a comparatively shallow depth. was re- ceived with satisfaction. It has since been denied by persons close .o ,ue Miami management conducting the drill tests on the Keystone, that sul- phides had been struck. but the pub lie, nevertheless, seems disposed to credit the earlier report. Among rn7se familiar with the Keystone, and know ing of the developments on ado;nlug properties. there is no doubt that the Keystone carries the big sulphide cr- hedy. Sulpaides have been developed on the Inspiration up to the north side line of the Keystone and on the LaS- Oak to the south the chalcocite shows in the bottom of the 150-foot shaft close to the Keystone ground.
 The Warrior Copper company has added largely to the ore in sight in tine Montgomery mine On x.~--st:ay the west crosscut on the 25e-foot level was forty-five feet in ore that assays 20 per cent copper, and seyentyfiye feet below the level the crosscut from the winze had cut the ore The drift on the 250-foot level had been driven thirty feet west of the crosscut, and was in god ore it's entire length of about 3T5 fett
 While little has been said of the Old Dominion lately, the developments of ore in Globes largest mine have been of notable character. Some t@--.e ago it was announced that the ISiil level west crosscut, in Block 4, naa penetrated the sulphide ore body sixty feet, the ore being of good grade. Now the Silver Belt is informed that the .crosscut in Block 3, 100 feet farther west. on the same level, has cut the .sulphide vein. This crosscut Is 600 feet farther west than the openings in the sulphide vein on the 14tn, made last year, and which aroused so mucr interest.
 Developments at the east end of the mine are no less important. The drifts on the 10 and 18th levels con tinue in the richest ore yet encount- cred. The 10th level drift is in native copper and cuprite ore that goes 40 to 50 per cent, and the 18th level drifts show full breast or giance ore almost equally as rich. The ores on both levels carry good values in silver. An upraise from the 10th, is now 50 feet above the level in fine ore, and an upraise from the 10th only lacks forty feet of connecting with the Sth level The ore this upraise runs high in copper, and assays forty ounces in silver to the tom These openings are all in the Gladiator claim of the United Globe Slopes will soon be opened and when these phenome- nally rich ores and high graGe sul. phides from the 14th level are sent to the smelter a record output of cop per should result. Sinking continues in shaft A. and D shaft on the west side of Pinal creek The big station at the 9th level in B shaft is not yet finished.
 Five furnaces of the smelJer nass been running steadily and the oepVein Der production should exceed 3,50o,OUV pounds.
 The Globe Consolidated has reached the stage of development where the management feels reasonably confi dent that they have mine that vii become a large producer Of copper With a well equipped shaft nearly l2O' feet deep and extensive levels opening the sulpnide ores in drifts and cross cuts. the perod of uncertainty aHo heavy expenditures is about at an eno and Globe Consolidated before yer! Iorg should be classed among the reg uiar producing mines of Globe district
 The Gem suIphide vein shows mark ed improvement, both as to size uii' quality, and a stratum of higa grad chalcopyrite carried by this vein ha grown from a few inches to nineteen inches in width. Development wori to be resumed on the 5th level