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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
RAY CONSOLIDATED
 TO INCREASE CAPITAL

At directors meeting on July 14th it was voted to call a special stockholders meeting. to be held on July 29th, at which stockholders will be asked to vote on proposition to increase the capitalization by 100000 shares, the stock to be offered pro rata. and at price to be determined.
 This action was occ1sioned by the remarkably favorable and rapid de velopment of the property, from which 1t Is evident that operation on a larg- CT scale will be called for than was at first contemplated.
 Since the official report, as of May 18th. showing. 21,G00.000 tons of ore developed. there have been developed further resN-ves of 1,000,000 tons, making a total of 2s.o00,0 900 tons. This, is believed the largest body of fully developed ere on this continent.
 It has therefore been decided to make the mill of 5000 tons daily ca pacity. instead, of 5000. This would result in an annual production of 56,- coo, 900 pounds of copper. which-as- suming cost of cents a pound yield. on a I3-cent metal market. and on the new capitalization, a profit of SIPS per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
BIG MOUNTAIN HAS
 VALUABLE CLAIMS Property in Sonora in Which Nogales Capital is Invested
 is Developed
Special to Review.)


 MORALES. July 21-Among the many rich mining properties in the Sonora country in which local capital Is invested is the Big Mountain Min ing company owning several clains amounting to about 100 pertenencias. These claims are fairly well developed and the ore bodies extensive. The mine has turned out millions of ounces of silver and the reserves are of great depth and richness. Since the low price of silver the company has not been working actively. but 1t is reported that the company will in crease their force of men and early this fall will witness the old time activity that has heretofore existed.
 There Is plenty of water and fuel to run the mill and the company of which Sandoyal is a largely interested own CT. is equipped for a long mining and milling campaign.
 About ten miles north from the Planchas de Plata camp and owned ty Canada and Eastern people are the holdings of the Promitory Mining company which have been extensively worked for their lead and silver value. The claims are well developed in the way of shafts and tunnels and have been good producers of the best grade of ore which was shipped to the smelters at Fl Paso and Denver.
 They have concentrating plant and have shipped their concentrates. This fall will witness more extensive exploitation of the property which will increase the extraction of ore as well as the amount Of shipping ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
IF COPPER IN LIGHT
 OF REGENT DEVELOPMENTS

same time showed a gain of S.2Is,5ov pounds. In the countries like Russ:a and Asia. which are only just awaken ing to their industrial possibilities. it will be much easier to create dc mand than a supply.
 Still another interesting commen- tary on the situation was the an nouncenent of the successful opera ton of trains by electric power through the Cascade tunnel by the Great Northern Railway. This opens up large possibilities for the consump- tion of copper by all the transeonti' mental railroads with heavy gteces to surmount
 Now, turning to. the other side of the shield; 1t must be admitted that the development of the great. low- grade. milling propositions has un- occasionally introduced an eiemen; making for a lower price for copper. We refer. not so much to the in creased volume of copper as tn the elimination of risk.
 In these propositions there is no possibility of the disappearance Of the supply of the raw material. ncr many of the other ordinary risks of mining, and only such problems as would oc- cur in any industrial enterprise. The production of copper is steadily tend ing to become simply manufacturins 3 undertaking.
 With the elimination Of risk. eco. homie law demands that the producer shall be satisfied with less profit.
 The obvious conclusion to be reach ed from these premises is that while there need be no concern lest the demand for copper should not fully take care of the supply, the min mum risk at which 2 continually in creasing proportion of the copper is furnished will tend fo . lower price than has ruled in past years.
 Evidently under these conditions, Il vein deposit will have to be of un. usual merit to attract the investment of new capital
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
UNDER
 NEW MEXICAN LAW

Under the new mining law now pending in the Mexican congress which will probably be passed next September and go into effect on Jan uary 1, 1910. the substance of the section pertaining to exploration per mits is as follows:
 Exclusive exploration privileges over an area having a radius of 800 meters may be secured by applica, ton to the respective agent. If the zone is on private property, permis- sion shall be obtained from the own CT thereof, or, in case of opposition, after due process permission shall be given by the agent, If there is no is gal cAuse for refusal. The explors ton permit shall be for . period not to exceed s.xfv dsvs. which time shall net be extended. S--..lar permits GOV ering the s:..e ground h rsrt or as . whole she. not be srssfed during a period of six months subsequent to the termination of the next preced- ing permit. Exploration zones. over an area, wherein mine workings are located. shall not be granted, even though such workings are abandoned and the limits of such zones shall not be nearer than 200 meters from the side lines of existing claims. During the life of the permit the grantee has the exclusive right of making de nouncements within the zone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
HAMMOND IN MEXICO
 0A MINING BUSINESS

John Hayes Hammond and Court land E. Palmer and party arrived in Mexico on July 13 to go to Pachuca in connection With the option on the famous La Blanca mine in that camp. MT. Hammond represents the London capitalists who own the great Camp Bird mines m Colorado and they may purchase the La Blanca mine. w. J. Cox. manager of the Camp Bird m'nes. has been at Pachuca Examining La Blanca.
 Mir. Hammond denies that his visit has anything whatever to do with any prospective purchase of the Sta Gertrudis mine in the Pachuca camp
 Mir. Hammond and MT. Palmer are both heavily interested in mines and the Guanajuato Electric power com pany and the Yaqui River Develop. ment company. the last mentioned corporation being a great irrigation and colonization enterprise in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22

Though the Copper Producers as sociation figures for June showed 8 theoretical decrease in the floating supply of copper in this country of nearly 15.ooo.Oo0 pounds, attention was very properly called to the fact that this was largely due to the heavy exports, and that the worlds supply of the metal showed an increase of ll.000,0o0 pounds.
 As matter of fact. when figured on percentage basis. this Is harSls more than nominal amount, and less too much emphasis be laid on the surplus supplies of the metal. ws would cali attention to another factor which is somewhat apt to be over looked at such a time. This Is the inability of the older mining camps to increase their production.
 The official figures of the Lake Su- perior production, which were pub lished this week, afford interesting concrete evidence of this. The last four years the output from this sec tion has been as fellows 1908, 222,- 917.56S pounds; 1907, 22e1d2.s32; 1906, PA ,407. .S5s, 1905. 217.762.3s2. We presume that the most confirmed pes sinist on the metal situation will ed- init that there is an average annual in. crease in the consumption of copper in this country of at least SC, yet here is 2 section that Is noted for a maximum output under all conditions, that has increased its production. in three years. barely 21sS. Evidently, the task of supplying increased con sumption is going to fall entirely on the newer districts.
 Another interesting sidelight on this question was furnished recently ty the publication. in one of the tech nical journals. of the figures of the Russian production and consumption of copper. It appears that the 1908 output of that country showed an in crease over the 1907 of 4.560. 900 pounds. while the consumption for the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
MINING NEWS NOTES IN GENERAL

DOUGLAS, July 21.-tSpecial.l- Mining in the Moctezuma district, the Sahuaripa and Suaqui de Batuc has in the past been menaced by the YaQui situation and handicapped by the remoteness from transportation facilities. Now, the one problem has been disposed of and it is practically certain that the other will be in the course of twelve months.
 The advent of the Southern Pacific railroad system, known in Mexico as the Cananea, Rio Yauqi and Pacifico, marks a new era for that wild and untrodden mineral belt, as strange do was to the conquistadores.
 The Lucky Tiger district, headed by the Lucky Tiger Combination com paDy and its properties, continues to be the current wonder in mining cir cles. The opinion of Tim Lambertson after a careful examination of the Temblor, in that district, belonging to James Taylor, is exceedingly compli- mentary. It is quite evident that the Tigre district heads the Est among the live ones at the present time. Dr. Wright of Moctezuma, Cumpas and the southern country generally. Is in Douglas for the present, along with his son who is somewhat indis- posed. Dr. Wright has a high opinion of the resources of the Moctezuma dis, trict and business opportunities await. ing the American in that section. es. pecially s.nce the settlement of the Yaqui trouble.
 Doctor" Fisher, always popular among local ice cream consumers 1 has extensive mining interests in the ! Suaqui de Batuc district which he hopes to improve in the near future He believes that since the sibsidence
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
HEAVY IS COST OF S.P.
 WORK NEAR CANANEA

It comes from good authority that the Southern Pacific will not connect directly from Nacozari to Douglas. but will branch off below Nacozari and come up the Bavispe or Yaqui as it is locally known, and connect their systems in that way.
 The Espee is grading out of Naco- Iari simply because it was one of the arbitrary conditions imposed by the Mexican government before certain desirable concessions would be grant. ed. 1t Is said.
 The first fourteen miles out of Naco zari will cost the company in the neighborhood of one hundred thou sand dollars a mile for rock and grade work alone. They cannot under the law parallel the Nacozari road from that point to Douglas and there is no probability that they will under take to find new route direct from Nacozari to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22

of alarm in regard to the Yaqui, 1t is one of the most inviting fields in all Mexico, being highly mineralized and strictly virg.n and practically impress ed by the prospector's foot.
 Fritz Kohlmeyer, the well known mining man, is up from the Moctezu- ma district and brings good news from every district through which he passed. The rains have improved con ditions in every respect and freshen- ed matters up perceptibly. Fritz will return to the scene of his operations tomorrow.
 There seems to be a general exc dus of prominent mining men from Sonora for the sole purpose of getting glimpse of an up-to-date American city once more. These veteran min ing men naturally associate togeth- CT, and yesterday in one group might have been seen Tobe Crane, John Hohstadt, Tim Lambertson, Frank Watts, Col. St John, Jim Finch, Fritz Kohlmeyer. Charley Martell and Doc. tor Wright. All they needed to make the galaxy complete would have been ''Tio" York.
 Interest in the Huachucas seems to be once more reviving mildly, and one outfit left Pirtleville yesterday to do assessment work in Ramsey can. yon on a prospect which they had concluded a few weeks ago to aban- don.
 Dad" Stewart. who owns a group of pertenencias about fourteen miles southwest of Douglas, among the nearest hills In Sonora. Is preparing to cross over and demonstrate if he can uncover shipping ore.
 S'Uncle" John Behan, father of Al bert Behan. is in Guaymas for a part of the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
LOGAN ( BRYAN SAY:

NEW YORK, July 21.-The room traders sold stocks during the early hours of the sesssion and were help ed in the afternoon by reports of dam aging floods in Texas. Moderate Iiouidafion was noted on the reces- sion. but still the selling was not of an aggressive character. Liquidation of steel vas based on various reports to the effect that an increase in div idend was not likely at this time. al though trade reports are very natter- ing. The selling movement may be alleVed to extend somewhat further as moderate distribution has been noted but it does not appear to us as though declines will be sustained.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22

 IS DOWN 500 FEET

EASTLAND, Tex, July 21.-A suit brought by the county officials against the Texas Central Railroad company to recover nearly s6,O00,000 from that road for alleged violations of the sep arate coach (Jim Crow) law, was call. ed for tr.al today. The case has at tracted widespread attention. The ac- ton of the county officials in bring ing the suit has been bitterly opposed by many citizens. The road has sus, pended many proposed Improvements pending a disposition of the case
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
COPPER ACCUMULATION.

It is stated that during the past fortnight the foreign visible supply of copper-the amount held in foreign warehouses,has increased by, 3071 tons. an amount equal to 6.S79.0oo pounds.
 The total visible supply abroad. ex- cluding the 100000, 900 pounds or more held by dealers and merchants. now stands at 15T.s0s.0oo pounds The visible supply in this country, accord ing to the gures of the Copper Pro ducers' Association, is 154.S58.000 pounds. These three s.ems place the worlds visible supply today at 4i2, ee6. 900 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
STOCK DEMAND. IS EXCELLENT Market is Firm With Slight Profit Taking Near
 the Close RAILROADS AND STEEL
 IMPROVE DURING DAY
CFrank J. Graft

The markets opened firm with an excellent demand for stock. but ;c- ward the close there was slight profit taking, the list closing fractionally weak. Amalganated shows a decline of one point from the opening. North Butte. Copper Range. Butte Coalition show declines. old Dominion ad- yanced, and closed strong at s55.00. Superior X Pittsburg closed at s16.5o bid. Greene Cananea is inclined to be weak selling at $50 at the close. The New York market opened firm showing improvement for the day, but sold off at the close. Reading. Steel Common and Preferred Union Pacific, St. Paul all closed at about the low mark for the day.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
ENTIRELY NEW

There are 25 chapters.
 Covering Copper History, Geology, Geography. Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mining, Milling, Leaching. Smeltine. Refining. Brands, Grades. Impurities, Alloys. Uses. Substitutes, Terminol- ogy. Deposits by Districts. States. Countries and Continents; Mines in detail, Statistics of Production. Con- sumption. Imports. Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
WORLDS STANDARD REFER.
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The Copper Handbook contains. in this new and greatly enlarged edition, about 50 per cent. more matter than the bible-though not necessarily . better book because of it's greater bulk. It is filled with FACTS of vital importance to
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 TERMS are the most liberal. Send no money, but order the book sent you, all carriage charges prepaid on one weeks approval. to be returned if unfafisfactory. or paid for if 1t suits Can you afford not to see the book and judgs for yourself of its value to you?
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
MEXICO MINES OF FL ORC, LTD.

Mexico Mines of Fl Gro. Ltd, under the management of the Exploration Company. Ltd. of London, reports for June: NH ran 2s days; c--asn-u Iv,- o50 tons of ore yieldire bullion s107,- 920; working exposes S35.900: ex penditure on de-eIopment s6.s00; total expenses s.l,s00: profit S65,120; ex- Penuture on permanent improve ments $100o.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22

The tailings dump of the old smeit- CTS at Zeehan. Tasmania, are beiag worked over with profitable results. Many large cakes of practically clean bullion are being found, and these are being stacked, whilst other material, which is said to be worth f50 to f6o per ton. Is being forwarded in quanti- ties to the Tasmanian Smelling Cos.
 works.-Australian Mining Standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON
 YOUR VACATION

Patrons of The Review. leaving the city for the summer. may have The Review changed to any address in the United States. Mexico or Can sda without additional cost Phone B.-39.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22
COPPER
The New Edition of the COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol. VIII, issued May. 1909, contains 1500 pages, with nearly 50 per cent more matter than the preceding edi- tion. The chapters with mine de- scriptions and on statistics have been carefully revised and the bulk of the matter therein is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-22

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