Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

up a vast region of mineral wealth. lt is a fact that more than one hun dred thousand dollars worth of ore has been shipped from Morenci in the years past. and all this orc was sim ply soused out of surface veins. The sulphide zone was never reached. Our growing optimism is being daily confirmed by the steady progress of the New York-Arizona. whose hstorS is history of the whole district. During the recent financial furry when many of the big companies had to halt and some of the smaller ones disband. the New York-Ar, zona did not even mark time" but rather increased their pace. Now, with eas- fer money, they are to double quick somS to the music of Murphy air drills. The Lillian tunnel is now in about HOO feet and in about 150 feet more will have reached the objective point under the Buzzard Shadow shaft When this is reached they win upraise 400 feet to the surfaee and sink at the same time on good bodies of milling ore. For the good of the whole district we hope that
 
 ized for their success means much to us all. The management of the New York-Arizona has always ex- tended a cordial invitation to all who cared to visit the mines at any time and make a personal inspection of their properties.
 -rh, -5o,pC- r-cn-or cory,nanv which concern has recently acquiret, several mining prospects in this dis tr'ct. this week commenced develop ment work on the claims of the Cor onado Mining company. which prop erty they are working on a royalty basis. The Shannon has already done considerable work on this propertv curing the past three years, and as it Is in one Of the best mineralized zones cf this d'str'ct. there is little dcubt Ci a big strike being made some time iu the near future.
 At the annual meeting of the stock nolders or the Polaris Mining and Milling company. held recently the following officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year: C. A. Van Dorn. president; Sam Abraham, vice president: J. H. KCrDy, secre- tary: J. R. Hampton. treas surer; G. A. Franz. general manager; ". F. HaEan. W. r. Poland r. A. BalmeT and E. M Williams. directors. The various business details of the com uany were gone over in full and ir was tfe voice gE the st0ckho.dsrs to do cgeTyth.ug possible for the imm- date development of 1he property. As a result it was decided Co complete arrange ments for a large amount oi development work. which in al prrb, ability win be commenced on tho first of February. The company owns some of the best gold property in the Greeulee district, and as a consider, able amount Of pay ore has already been developed, prospects are good for unbOun5ed success. It is prCb- able that the shipment of ore VII be part of the contemplated program m for the present year. The directorate of the company is represented by E some oI the most influential and sue Cessful business men of Clifton
 
 Edmund AL Bristol. managing di rector of the New England and Clif ton Copper company. who spent the | past two weeks in Clifton on bus'nes! | connected with the company, returned to his home in Canada Tuesday. MT Bristol is very enthusiastic over tht future oI tho company and he is heartily in favor of the installation of a concenuatoT near the Copper King nine. or the Frisco river. Plans have been drawn and are now undel consideration and unless some m foreseen obstacle prevents ii, the company will be operating a smai concentration in taat district before the close of the present year. The new aerial tram at the railroad beloV is now nearing completion, and th' time is drawing near when increase' ore shipments may be expected. Re port has it that the Copper KinE mine is looking better at the presen date than ever before in its history For some business reason. operation aL the Antietam nine have again beel suspended temporarily. The suspen sion. however. Is not caused by q shortage or ere. as it is fact tha new and larger ore bodies have IT. ceutlv been encountered and the min is really in drst-class condition.