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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
LIVE OAK RUNNING DRIFT THROUGH
 RICH 0RE
THREE PER CENT ORE CoNTIN- UEs IN EVIDENCE ON THREE
 HUNDRED LEVEL

At the Live Oak mine in the Miami zone. the crosscut from the vertical shaft on the 200 level is being run through per cent copper ore. On the 300 level the crosscut is in ore averag- ing 2.75 per cent. In the crosscut run ming east from the long sulphide tun- nel that connects with the drift from the vertical shaft, the drillers are work ing in ground that contains much chal- cocite. A force of about thirty men is at work on the Live Oak.
 As shown by the brief review of facts above, everything is pointing to the ultimate development of an exten- sive sulphide ore body on the Live Oak property. Every day, the extension of the crosscuts now running through the ore brings more area within the copper bearing ore body, Already proven to be of large extent, the low grade ore body of the Live Oak mine is being shown of greater dimeasions daily, and it should not be many weeks before Globe district realizes that another low grade producer, like the Miami and In spiration mines, has been added to the list of wonders that the Miami mineral zone is contributing to industry.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

begin sinking a shaft, This shaf, will be put down for 800 feet and then erosscutting from that level will be done to thoroughly explore the ground in the vicinity.
 A second shaft will also be sunk, in all probability, on the East End claim and in work on this, practically the same methods will be followed as in the sinking of the first one. As soon as the company is ready to begin sinking double drum hoist will be installed A gasoline engine will probably be used conditions are found to me suitable, a steam engine may be purchased instead
 The work done on the Duquesne prop erty previous to it's being taken over by the Duquesne company includes a 50foot shaft on the East End claim. In this shaft, specimens were recently found that gave returns from assays of per cent in copper, $4 in god and 3 ounces in silver
 In addition to this shaft there are three tunnels and winze some 25 feet deep. Assays of grah samples of ore taken from these workings and from some of the shallow surface diggings were recently made by Van Wagenen X Hewes of this city and showed values of nearly $2OO in gold and between two and three ounces in silver. Other assays showed the presence of between and per cent in copper, the average being 2.5 per cent.
 It is probable that road will event ually be built from the Duquesne mtne through the Cactus property and past the Needles to connect with the Miami road and thus make an easily graded highway to the railroad terminal avaIl- able.
 From the manner in which the work is being rushed at the Duquesne camp, it is evident that President Shaw most emphatically means business and those who are familiar with the property, which, as is well known, was profitably worked single handed by Joseph Hen rich for number of years, will readily believe that it has great possibilities with the competent and energetic man agement that the present owners are giving it. Secretary T. A. Lukehart of the Duquesne Mining company is expected to spend some time at the camp in the near future. Vice Presi- dent Edward s. Strawcutter will soon take up his residence there, also, in or der to be in closer touch with future operations on the property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
COLE STOCK FINDS READY MARKET
 IN GLOBE
SMALL ALLOTMENT RAPIDLY TAKEN UP BY PEOPLE TAMIL
 TAR WITH PROPERTY
CORRESpONDENT|SSURPRISED
ORES CLOSELY RESEMBLE THOSE DEVELOPED IN GREAT GIB-
 SON WORKINGS

In the past ten days the public has paid the best compliment possible to the Cole property, located about three miles from the Gibson mine in the Gibson district. A small allotment of stock offered for sale by the Cole De velopment company, recently formed to continue operations on the Cole group of claims, has been readily purchased by people seeking safe and at the same time a profitable investment. The local brokers, who have limited amount of stock on sale, report rap idly increasing demand for it, and with those most familiar with the Cole prop erty, the stock seems to be most popu- lar.
 Surely, from all indications, the Cole mine seems destined to take high rank some day as producer. A Silver Belt representative went into the incline shaft on the property last week and was treated to several surprises, So far as casual observation of the mine reveals anything, the ore deposits re- semble closely those or the Gibson mine, There is much high grade ma terial in sight on the walls of the shaft and of the drift on the 100 foot level On the dump, where the material taken from the bottom of the 320 foot shaft was thrown in develop ment work, there is considerable quantity of very high grade ore. In tunnel in Spring guleh on the other side of the property from the shaft, an entirely different kind of mineral deposit is found. Chalcocite is plenti- fully in evidence and the body of sul- phide ore in sight there indicates that with proper development, an incalcula- ble low grade body could be blocked out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
SURFACE WORK DONE 0N PROPERTY IF
 OUQUEsNE
BOARDING HOUSE, BUNK HOUSE AND COTTAGES ERECTED
 FOR EMPLOYEES
PRESIDENT SHAW HAS CHARGE
WAGON ROAD BEING BUILT FOR CONNECTION WITH CASTLE
 DOME HIGHWAY

At the camp of the Duquesne Mining pmpany, located in Gold Gulch about uteen miles from Globe, a force of sght men is at work erecting substan- Ual clearinghouse and several bunk 1OaseS and cottages to accommodate the men that will be engaged in mining op- aatlons there in the course of the next few weeks.
 resident John F. Shaw of the Du- duesne Mining company is in charge of '.e work, and since he took occupation
 The land August [, much has been %eomplished toward getting the prop a'y' consisting of twelve claims, in 'uspe for the beginning of effective de- eopment work.
 Clief among the recent improvements 'ne building of good wagon road I0 half mile long to connect with the 'Sle Dome road and thus afford a ,I. ,Il.'eeable highway leading through 1aml 10 Globe. This road extension
 Aow completed and the erection of T Clearinghouse is finished. Other "'aee Improvements on the Duquesne
 UPefty will probably occupy the men
 aoOut six or eight weeks and then
 planned to increase the force and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
TEN TONS DAILY G0 FROM GIBSON ID
 SHELTERS
SHIPMENTS RUN ON AVERAGE OF THIRTY PER CENT COPPER
 SOME BETTER
GREAT AMOUNT ORE IN SIGHT
IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF LOWER GRADE ROCK AVAILABLE
 AT LATER DATE

At the mine of the Gibson Copper company about twenty-seven men are at work taking out ore for shipment. Most of the ore being mined is high grade, and ten tons a day are being hauled to the Old Dominion smelter. This ore, for the most part, runs about 30 per cent copper.
 It is evident that the public has ac- quired a false impression concerning the nature and extent of the Gibson ore bodies. Some are inclined to think that the mine is more or less worked out, simply because the rate of production for the market has been cut down ow- ing to the low price of copper. Moth ing is farther from the truth than this. A representative of the Silver Belt went through the mine during the past week and the trip proved to be rev elation, as to the value of the ore de- posits that have been opened up on the property. The amount of ore in sight there is of an extent and grade almost unparalleled in Globe district. To see the Gibson mine is to be con vinced that this remarkable property, from which came the money that built many of Globes completed business structures, has by no means passed it's zenith, but on the contrary, will prove to be one of the district 's best paying producers for long time to come.
 The impression that many people have gained is that the Gibson mine is purely high grade proposition and that when the story is told if it's 25 and 30 per cent ore, all has been said. To dispel this delusion, it may be truth fully stated that, in addition to the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
AT THE CENTENNIAL.
LEASERs PROVE PROPERTY TO BE NUCLEUS FOR GOOD
 PAYING MINE

The Centennial mine, northeast of the Superior & Globe, is now being worked by Davis X Zschoegner under lease, is proving to be paying propo- sition. Beginning work there with only very narrow Assure vein in sight, the present leasers, with a force of eight or ten men, have opened up a good ledge of high grade ore carrying both silver and copper. About 4,5O0 pounds of this ore are being hauled to the Old Dominion shelter daily.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

Special rates to Indian Hot Springs. Spend few days there. It will make you feel like a new person.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
XPLOR|NG|MMENSE PORPHYRY BODY
 ON MIAMI
PREVALENCE OF COPPER IN PoR- PHYRY OF GREAT IMPORT
 ANcE TO DISTRICT
IMPORTANCE OF LOW GRADES
or GREAT VALUE TO KNOW FIX AcTLY COPPER CONTENTS
 OF MINE ROCK

One of the recent developments on the mammoth property of the Miami Copper company has been the explora- tion of the great porphyry body that prevails there. Contrary to what some geologists who have, in the past, given opinions on the Miami mineralized zone, these porphyry bodies have been found to carry copper just the same as does the Pinal sehist of that locality. The proving of this fact has great signifi- canoe to the mining companies operat- ing in the vicinity, and to the Miami Copper company, especially, the knowl. edge of the prevalence of the copper in the porphyry is of importance, as it means the addition of an extensive body of ore to its already enormous proven area.
 A phase of the values of low grade porphyry ores which has been little considered except by those directly in- terested in the reduction of such ores is the enormous difference in profits resulting from what is, to the lay mind, ah aihoot iudppHccidbic thCiedSt III dS- say value To illustrate: If the Miami ores contained on the average 2 per cent more copper than they now do, the additional profit would figure as follows:
 , per eent-four pounds copper per
 Ion or ore Less freight and refining at .0l25. 5e Net value of copper recovered per
 ton without additional cost t......47c
 Now on a production of 7500 tons per day this would make an annual profit of s1,2S6,625.
 It is, therefore, most essential in figuring the possibilities of low grade POrphyry copper mine, not yet pro dueing, to know with great exactness the average assay value of the ore body. The difference in value of an ore assaying 2.3 per cent and 2.5 per cent mean a large loss on an equivalent profit
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

numerous lodges of high grade ore now opened up in the mine, there are great quantities of lower grade ore running about per cent in copper which await
 only the erection of concentrator on the property to make them available for the market. This ore occurs in the Pinal schist, such as prevails on the properties of the Miami Copper com. pany and the Inspiration Mining com. pany. lt is good concentrating mater
 ial, and when the company begins min ing it for production, the Gibson mine will enter upon new era of prosperity. In plain sight, as developed by the drifts and crosscuts in the Gibson mine. there are at least six or seven of these bodies of low grade ore, and it must
 be remembered also that, up to the pres ent time, these bodies have been opened up incidentally in the course of opera tions carried on for the production of high grade ores The ores of lower grade are found on the third. fourth. fifth and sixth levels, the sixth level
 being the lowest one established so far. When actual mining of low grade ores is undertaken at the Gibson mine, it should be possible to produce on large scale and there is little doubt that the low grade bodies of ore will be proven of much greater extent than operations so far have indicated.
 The large fault along which the Gib- son Copper company has developed it's main ledge of high grade ore cuts the country in a general northeasterly and sOuthwesterly direction, and the in elined shaft, through which all the ore is taken out, and which gives the men access to the mine, goes down on the vein. At some time, the country here has been subjected to considerable faulting and folding so that in places some difficulty is encountered in fol lowing the course of the ledge, but in this the owners of the mine have been very successful Extensive leads of high grade ore have been thus deve- oped, and this work is still going on with good results. In addition to the main fault vein, numerous lenses and other small formations of high grade ore are constantly being encountered. The main drifts, of course, run north east and southwest in following up the trend of the main ledge. Work on the third, fourth, fifth and sixth levels is now being done.
 There are few camps in northern Ar izOna that afford better living accom- odations than that of the Gibson Cop per company. The boardinghouse is a large, solidly built structure, and the meals that are served there are most agreeable and palatable surprises The mine has large and fully equip. ped hospital in connection, but so care ful has been the management of the mine that it has rarely been called into use since ifs building. With it's excel lent equipment eand it's rch and exten- sive ore bodies, the Gibson Copper com pany, beyond a doubt, should soon en- ter upon new epoch in its career as a heavy producer, and Globe district should derive therefrom increased pros perity. The credit for the paying basis on which the Gibson mine has been run since its earliest development is due chiefly to President and General Manager $. l.. Gibson, who, at present, gives the management his constant per sonal attention.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

Operations at the Cole mine will be watched with considerable interest by the people of Globe district for the next few months, as it is not at all inn probable that it will ultimately develop into property of the type of the Gibson mine, to which the city of Globe owes credit for so many of it's present substantial business buildings.
 A force of men will begin work on the Cole mine this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
BIG PRODUCTION BY OLD DOMINION
 IN AUGUST
OUTPUT OF SHELTER MORE THAN THREE AND oNE-oUARTER
 MILLION POUNDS

< The barometer of Globe's busi- + < ness conditions, the Old Domin- + f ion Copper Mining & Smelling f f' company, produced 3,267 ,000 < < pounds of fine copper during < < August. This amount of metal is < + by no means bed record for the a' + dullest month of the year conner < < cially. On the other hand, the j. + size of the month $ production is f + very encouraging and may be +
 + taken as simply presaging the < + prosperity that is now en route to 4 + Globe by way of the incomparable f + mining industries of Globe dis + .s trict. .S + At the mine and shelter over + + 1900 men are employed. On every # + level of the underground work + r ings, from the second to the six + + teenth, ore is being taken out in S' + large quantities, and the new sys- + 1. tenn of mining by drifting along +
 {. the footwall and allowing the vari + ! ous crosscuts to fill up after work 4 + in them is completed is justifying +
 + fully the judgment of the man + + agement in adopting it. Ore is + + produced with much less trouble + < and consequently, on a much + + cheaper scale than was possible *
 < while the former methods were in + + vogue. Superintendent R. B. Heg + l. ardt, who returned from the coast 4
 + last week, has again resumed his + + duties. <
 1. S + * + 1. + + 1. 4. i. I. + l. + .' j.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
ADDITIONAL MINING
 NEWS ON PAGE FoUC

For clothes made to order at home and cleaning and pressing call at Wal ter & Griffith two doors below Brown s store.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
ARTICLE VII.

The private property of the stock holders of this corporation is and shall be exempt from liability for corpor- ate debts.
 In witness whereof, we have hereun- to set our hands this 18th day of June. 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
MARKET SHOWS 4 STRONGER STRONGER
 FRONT
By Frank J. Graf. Member Duluth Exchange.

The action of today's session leads one to believe that we are to see better prices. This was true in the New York list with such stocks as Amalgamateh, Southern Pacific, Shelters. Steel Common reached a new high market. selling at S1 5-S. The New York list closed at about the high mark for the day. The copper shares market were well sup ported in spots only, Allouez, Centen- nial were the features of the lake stock. the former showing an advance of two points. North Butte. Butte Coalition, Copper Range and Old Do minion were well supported. Su- perior and Pittsburg. Greene Cananea and Giroux Consolidated show but lit tie change. Sierra Consolidated, the latest of the Cole Ryan Notation, seem to lack interest. Shattuck Ari- zona is being offered at s22 with no bids. Denn Arizona was sold at $470 in small lots only National Mining X Investments at their last meeting, which was held a few days ago. agreed to issue bonds to the amount of $25O,OOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
ASK FOR PLAIN SIGNATURES.
Lawyers Revolt Asains. the Careless and lileclble ".srItine of Their
 Clients.

Please write signature plainIy~3 is the latest addition to the letterhead of well known firm of lawyers. We are simpliy tired of the careless way the average client signs his name" said member of the firm "The sig. nature of many a prominent man is actually undecipherable, and still these are the very men who are fussy as to spelling of their names and take 1t as personal slight that their sig. natures should not be recognized. no matter how poorly written. We have several times offended clients by insist- ing upon legible signatures and as last resort have incorporated this re- quest on our letterheads. There's only one man I ever met who took up my criticism of his signature good aturedly. He was the president of a large company and was obliged to sign many papers officially. One i'm portant paper came back to us so aboIninably signed that the next time his signature was requested 1t was accompanied by a personal note ask ing for a more distinct one. The doc. ument came back beautifully signed, together with a little note in which he said he didn't blame me for not wanting to accept as his official sig nature "a few little scratches that looked like rail fence running north and south I had to laugh. as this was a firstrate description of his sig nature"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
TOURNAMENT ID DECIDE THE
 CHAMPS

FL sPASo, Tex. Sept 14.-The big gest baseball tournament yet to be held in the Southwest to decide the championship of theedistrict will be the tournament to be held in connec- ton with the Fl Paso Fair. and Ex- position, Nov. IT. All of the leading teams of the southwest have entered for this tournament and are now re- cruiting the strongest men obtainable for their teams in order to win the S2,0o0 in prizes offered by the Fair association.
 The race in the southwest is get ting hotter all the time and with two more months to play the teams should be playing real professional ball by the time for the El Paso fair. The Fl Paso team has been reorgan- ized, manager secured from the Texas league and a number of new players signed. Douglas has done likewise, also Bisbee, Morenei, Colonia, Dublan and the other crack teams in the southwest, familarly known as the Cactus League" country. The tourna- ment games are to be played as a part of the fair and exposition pro gram and the finals will be the feature event of Fair week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
CAMERA IN A BABY CARRIAGE
Ingenious Way In Which Profession
 al Woman Photographer Carries Her Big Outfit.

Necessity as the mother of ,nTsB ton brought forth an interesting off spring which I saw few days ago, said the professional commercial pho tographer. "One. member of my co-pi of assistants is a woman, and she doe! excellent work. None of my men car do better. It is hard for her, however to carry the large n cameras, glass plates and other supplies she needs but she never complains, and I have often wondered how she could meet the situation as we'll as she does. Re gently I learned. 1 met her accident ally when she was out on a hard trip ssnd she had all her supplies in la by carriage, which she was trundline ternai way. She laughed when caught her, and admitted that man probably would not have thought ot such method. or, if he had thought of 1t, he would have been shamefaced about using 1t She said 1t was much easier than packing her supplies. The baby carriage was of the cheap, fold ing variety, extremely light and com pact, but 1t held a complete outfit
 "'Of course, I always include my carrying case and strong leather strap she told me, so that If I fisd e place where I cannot trundle the carriage I can strap the whole outfit including the folded wagon, and paci it. On the street cars have to dc that, but you see I can fold the cart instantly, with the outfit inside, snaE on the strap and board the car. Yes I think 1t is good invention, and il locks so feminine"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
NEW GOLF CHAMPION
 COMES ID FRONT

DOUGLAS, Sept. Special. )-
 The news that Robert Gardner has won the national golf.ng champion. ship is received locally with a glad ness which only could be exceeded If the young champion were Doug las boy. This is because the nine, teen year old champion is member of Jack Adams club, the Hinsdale golf club of Chicago and is one Of Jacks pupils in the game.
 Douglas is ready to give to her golting expert and club maker, to whom this city and section owes so much in the sport, full credit for having developed a national champi- on
 Nineteen year old Robert Gardner has wTested the honor from sucn sterling old timers as Walter Travis and took the final match from Chan Ter Egan two up. In the morning round he finished two up on the IS but the match was made all even at the twenty first. At the twenty fifth Egan had regained lost honors ana was one up on h.s young opponent Then Gardner braced agan ana though of in his putting pulled his match out of the fire by two up.
 Gardner is the youngest nationaI champion in the history of the sport in this country, is a member of Hins- dale and is captain of Yale's track team.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
strens.h of Early Impressions.

Grown people have in general a very inadequate idea of the suscept!. ISi,ity of little children. As a little tree Is easily warped from its true shape. so is the heart and the mind of a little child.
 Said Froebel: If pierce the young leaf of the shoot of plant with tie finest needle, the prick forms knct which grows with the leaf, becomes harder and harder, and prevents it from obtaining it's perfectly complete form. Something similar takes place after wounds which touch the tender germ of the human soul. It would have been far different with humanity if every Individual in it had been pro tected at that tender age"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Lee Perry, deceased. No tice Is hereby given by the undersign- ed, the administrator with the will an- nexed, of the estate of Lee Perry, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all per cons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator. at the office of Brown & McKelligon, attorneys at law, Bisbee, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise. JOHN H. PERRY,
 Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Lee Perry, deceased.
 Dated Tuesday, this Eth day of Sep tember. 1909.
 First publication September g, 1909.
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 ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT COM. PANY
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the undersign-