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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
INCLINE SHAFT ON COLE PROPERTY
 SHOWS WELL
Company Could Profitably Begin Shipping Ore
 to Shelters

On the property of the Cole Develop ment company, located aboU; three mile. from the Gibson mine in the Gibsor district of the Globe quadrangle tho sinking of the inclined shaft below the third level is progressing steadily. The ground in which the shaft is going down continues to carry copper in the sam, high values that the mine has had foi some time past. The ore found in tho bottom of the shaft is now of two kinds, chalcoPyrite and chalcOcitc. Some bornite also appears.
 The striking of chalcocite is a most favorable indication and points very strongly to the probable development of big low grade body of eoIceutrat ing ore in the course of time. As a general rule the sulphides of the Gib son district carry copper in greater percentages than does the Pinal schist of the Miami district and consequently low grade mine there should be an ex. tremely lucrative proposition.
 The dump of the Cole mine as made since work on the shaft was resumed there a few weeks ago is a handsome sight to a person interested in mining The ore taken out is largely of the pea. cock variety and the specimens that come out in every carful of material are remarkably rich. Should the Cole Development company desire to begin shipping ore 10 the shelter it would undoubtedly get rich returns on its shipments. The policy of the manage ment, however, is in favor of develop
 . Al view to proving to some satisfactory extent the size and nature of the two kinds of ore bodies which exist there. As the shaft is being cut nine feet by seven feet and is wholly in the ore, this vein is already known to be of considerable size and furthermore the grade of the ore is being maintained with increasing depth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

Miami Development company will be to first prospect the property thorough ly in 200.foot squares with the chun drills and then to decide on the be st location for a shaft by means of the knowledge of the ore deposits which the churn drill work will afford.
 Superintendent and Consulting EEgi, neer F. w. Hoar of the Boston Miami Development company will have full charge of the operations to be conduct, ed on the company s mineral land which is considered valuable property and one that should eventually turn out to be richly producing mine. The churn drill will be taken out to the Boston Miami camp tomorrow or next day.
 During the past two or three weeks Superintendent. Hoar has had a force of men at work constructing various buildings preliminary to the beginning of mining operations. Eight tent camp buildings have been put up. An assay office, a supply house anda boarding house have been built. About twenty men are employed on the Boston Miami property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
TH|RTY-TWO DOLLAR
 ORE TAKE ] OUT 0F DuQUEsNE
Test Shipment to Shelter Brings Most Encourag-
 ing Results

At the Duquesne mine in Gold Gulch in the Gibson district, President John F. Shaw of the Duquesne Mining com. pany is in personal charge of the de- velopment work that is being done pre-. paratory to the beginning of shaft sink ing, which will be commenced within a few days. A number of surface pits and tunnels are being made and in a number of them ore carrying high gold values and some copper has been encoun- tered.
 One of the shafts located on the hill just above the Duquesne camp has been in good gold ore for several weeks. A test shipment made to the shelter ran thirtytwO dollars to the ton and eonse- quently two ore teams have been put at work hauling the ore to the Old Do minion shelter. In addition to the gold, the ore contains several other metals in such quantities and combination that the shelter charges are considerably re duced.
 Preparations are now being made by the Duquesne Mining company to begin sinking vertical three compartment shaft to explore the ground at depth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
REAL ESTATE DEVEL DEMENT'S

started to plat South Globe, the hillv district west of the depot. At this time this district was considered prac tical'y inaccessible. F. l.. Toombs m dertook the jeb of opening the place for settlement. First a contour map of the tract was prepared and then came steady grind of months in sketehing ont a plan that woud allow of con venient subdivision of the ground into lots of a size suitable for hOmesites and at the same time provide access to each lot over streets of an easy grade.
 These details were carefully worked ont and the Hopkins Engineering corps employed to attend to the engineering work. Perhaps no subdivision in Ari- zonashas ever been given as great atten- tion as this new subdivision. Every element that goes to make homesite desirable has been taken into consider ation. MT. Toombs, through his connec- tion with the American Civic Associa- ton, has had the help of some of the greatest landscape designers and civic improvement leaders in the world.
 Whi3e the ground is very hilly, the streets are built on an easy grade and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
LIVE OAK DRIFTS IN GOOD SULPH|DE
 MILLING ORE
Drifting Extends Boundar- ies of Big Chalcocite
 Ore Deposits

At the live Oak mine in the Miami district of the Globe quadrangle the de velopment for the past week has con. tinued to be very satisfactory to. the company, which controls this property. All the drifts now being driven have advanced in good grade of eoncentrat-
 ing. sulphide ore. The drift No 20S which runs west from the shaft on the 200 foot level now measures seventy five feet and the average samples from It run 2 3-4 per cent in copper. Drift No. 2O7 which is now being driven north from drift 206 is passing through an indeterminately large body of chalco- cite specimens from which average bet ter than l.2 per cent in copper.
 On the third level of the Live Oak mine development has been attended b; exceptionally fine results during the past week. Drift 306, which runs north from the vertical saft is now 39S feet long and is continuing to develop sulphide ores running from two and a half to three per cent copper. Drift No. 30S running west from this is in about sev- enty feet in length and this drift also is in ore of fine grade with copper of an average equal to that found in drift No. 306.
 The drifting that has been done in the Live Oak mine during the last week has extended considerably the boundar- ies of the big ehalcocite ore body al ready developed in this mine and thus has added materially to the tonnages. None of the development work up to date has been in any sense discouraging, and if the Live Oak Development com pany contiues to have the same kind of success in the future that it has had in the past the value of it's property will increase to the point of equalling that of any mine in the Miami district within the next few months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
ELOPMENT WORK AT GIBSON MINE
 ENCOURAGING
Large Vein of High Grade Ore Opened on Third
 Level of Mine

Practically all the work now being done at the mine of the Gibson Copper company, located about eighteen miles from Globe, is development work on the third. fourth and fifth levels of the in clined shaft. Extensive drifting, rais- ing and erosscutting is going on and the results of this in some places are most encouraging.
 The rich vein of very high grade ore which was struck about a week ago in a winze on the fifth level is widening with depth and maintaining its high value in copper.
 An ore strike still more significant was made yesterday at the Gibson mine when drift on the third level of the mine north of the shaft opened large rich vein of high grade ore which has every indication of having a great ex- tent. Practically the whole face of the drift is in ore and it is believed that this vein is one of the main leads on the Gibson property. President Sam I. Gibson of the. Gibson Copper com pany, who has been away from Globe on an eastern trip, returned to this city Thursday night and is now in personal charge of operations at the mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

at the same time gives the company large profit eventually. The company sells each alternate lot at Iominal prices to buyers who are willing to build and holds the intervening lots for fancy figures. Already the alter mating lots in four blocks have been sold and several scattering lots as we'll Building is going on at marvellous rate ard in some cases improved prop erty has been sold at handsome ad vances The company has been in two cases offered three times as much for intervening lots as received for the lots formerly sold on either side. All offers fer intervening lots are refused, how ever, as the company expects to realize fancy prices when the outire tract is built up.
 At Miami the greatest care is being taken to build the city on the plan best calculated to serve the interests of the people in every manner. This new city is known as 1.-THE REAL MIAMI. {" Building there is going on at marvel ous rate.
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
SINKING |S STOPPED
 ON PINTO SHAFT Ore in Cactus Mine Running
 Six Per Cent -Superin- tendent Is Ill

At the Cactus mine in the Gibson dis trict the sinking of the Pinto shaft has been discontinued at depth of $40 feet. From the 590 foot point down the shaft is in ore crunning about per cent in copper This ore is of the malachite and azurite type, but it is confidently believed that the shaft will develop sul- phides at a greater depth.
 Development work is progressing steadily in the Hami ton shaft, on the third, fourth and fifth levels, in all q which low grade ore is being mined in the course of exploration work. About one hundred. men are now on the Gao tus Development company's payroll. Superintendent T. w. Hamilton of the Cactus mine, came to Globe yesterday to get medical attention. He has been i'll for the past few days, but his con diton is not considered serious. <
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
Two Will Be Put to Work on Property as Soon as
 They Arrive
GOOD ORE OPENED
 DURING THE WEEK
Drifting Toward High Grade Ore Body on 250-Foot
 Level of Mine

The h.r~, Jhange in the operations or tbe prou.rtv of the Warrior Devel ormpnt company since the Hovland ,r8 Smith uterests took it over is the . r6ering of two new churn drills fol rospectiug work. They are expected D arrive on the scene within four weeks I and will then be put to work immediate. 7 On property of the Warrior Develop, 1 neHt company adjoining the minera. 1 lands of t.r IuspIration Copper com, l r,ny and The Miami Copper company l ald at a point only a hundred feet dis. hHt from where the large Inspiration Ge body has recently been deve oped 1 hy thurn dr .s The new drills ordered l ty the Warrior Development company are of the S-ar type and are 1000 foot ustbires. \ rapid rate of development 1 SOuld be made as soon as these drills sr set al work.
 The Warrior Development company kB large area of schist similar in ni0re to that found on the Miami and Inspiration properties, and there is lit R doubt that important developments E.L be made on this part of the prop gty.
 h the main underground workings of te Warrior Development company some y1y high grade ore bodies have been opened up in deve 'opment work during he past week. On the 300 informed h,e level a raise has just opened a body of ore averaging twenty-three per cent in copper, and there is every indi- at0l that this ore body will prove to ts of considerable size for since the Ge was first encountered in the raise ne ore body has continued to steadily lNlease in size and to maintain it's qality.
 OH the 2jo level of the Warrior mine iae drift running west is now being f7sH towarl the new high grade ore oly mentioned above. The long drift q the 300 intermediate level is also fine grade of shipping ore. The an'e product of this drift averages 'ei'sf than nine and one-half per cent oPPer,
 A aIse started during the last week block No. @c on the Warrior property oleang up fine body of ten per cent
 s The drift on the 3O0 level is con
 lllg to advance in a good grade of aiEPng ore.
 AA tle advance work on the Warrior
 ls for the last week has been in ore
 grade hrgl enough for shipment ard
 aoPes, a, they are being opened up
 | aeveVIE high grades in many
 ares The arrangement of the War
 " Development company is much ,.'Insd with rar progress made recent
 n t0c development of its property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
.CORDOVA EXTENDING
 CROSSCUTS Quality of Ore Improves in Running Laterals From
 Sullivan Shaft

In the Sullivan shaft of the Cordova property the crosscutting which is go- ing on at the 475 level is constantly attaining better results. The crosseut is now out seventy-eight feet from the vertical shaft ard the samples of the chalcocite through which it is running continue to improve ins copper value ap- preaching commercial grade.
 Recent churn drill explorations on the adjoining Inspiration property have been of great importance to the Cordova Copper company. One of the churn drill holes put down lately by the Inspira ton Copper company is located only two
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
TWENTY TONS PER
 DAY SMELTEO
Continued Good Showing of Arizona Commercials
 New Shelter

About four hundred men are at work in the mine and shelter of the Arizona Commercial Copper company. Since il was blown in nearly month ago the shelter has continued to run smoothly and turn out about twenty tons of high grade matte each day.
 In the company's mine the stoping down of ores all along the drift on the sixth level continues with excellent re. suits. On the seventh level the cutting of the station is going on and in the near future the 1000 gallon Prescott pump which is already on the ground will be installed preparatory to further drifting at the 700 foot depth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

continue into the territory owned by the Cordova Copper company nearby. The Cordova claims nearest this drill hole are the Jennie and Osceola of the Eureka group. In the near future churn drills will be added to the equip ment of the Cordova mine and in all probability drilling will be started on the Jennie or Osceola claims with every likelihood of developing an extensive and rich ore body there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

hundred feet from the Jennie claim of the Eureka group which is the proper ty of the Cordova Copper company in
 the Miami district This drill hole has developed twenty feet of commercial copper ore. This ore is of the sulphide variety such as the Inspiration and Mi. ami Copper companies have already de veloped in enormous quantities and is excellent concentrating material. There is every indication that this ore will
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
CHURN DRILLS HERE
 FOR BOSTON. MIAMI Property Will Be Prospect ed in Two Hundred Foot
 Rectangles

One of the churn drills ordered for development work by the Boston Mi ami Development company has arrived, and during the week work vii be com
 menced on the property consisting of some 42 claims located in the Miami d:s- trict. Two drills were ordered and the second one is expected to reach here soon. As soon as it gets here, it will be put at work
 The plan of=operat.ons of the Boston
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
BETTER HOME ENVIRONMENT

os puf'' J.' th' past two ye, rs tn tr nd T "uI. < has been noticeably toward r g sO" visions. The be ter viron- "'I' s'5 o@oeud in a tract properly p!atted ro. Iro."rtcd from undesirable .nccu- ," 'u hN r.stric,i ratura ly draws
 T T, O''.'s occupants that way.
 ,o..I o0Gnout the country the growing ,o'u'h'c districts are the ones which to o nan nan led Ey ccmpani t at 70 t inc '"r",ts O. the oc upants by mak t,5,l '0e environment the st to b at- m.l L'0 under existing conditions. The Looa La or ihe business world has never oo'I" ooL' so great that the home is over
 " The more prosperous a man be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
METHODS USED TO MAKE TRACTS DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE

To meet this demand for attractive and wholesome home environment pro gressiye real estate houses have in prac- ticaIly all the important cities taken up large areas and prep red them for occupancy, using every precautIon |" protect the occupants against any con, ditions that might be unpleasant and encouraging every improvement thai would add to the attractiveness of the surroundings.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

comes the more pride he takes in pro viding for his family the best there is to be had, and the location of his home is generally the first consideration. The growing wealth of the country has steadily increased the demand for home sites where good wholesome envirnn' ment may he had.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
IHREE HUNDRED NEW HOUSES BUILT IN GLOBE SINCE THE CITY
 TOOK OVER THE WATER WORKS

I,VTU0-' lew people even in Globe gaI'zr tow rapidly the city is grow ,n8' lM" records of the water depart gtn' ,."" that since the city acquired tue "a'". system three huT dTed build mE aa'e been built in the city. This I.a T.a.' an i. ease of approxima ely 'r'l h. population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

make fine drives. The view from many points on the tract is the finest to be had from any point in the city. Many of these commanding sites have been platted into one very large lot suitabla for elegant homestes.
 In places where the ground rough parks have been laid out to prevent portions of the land from being un- slghtly. These parks will be planted e shade trees and will greatly add t" the attractiveness of the district.
 MT. Toombs has had the advantage of experience of civic workers in the rebuilding of the large cities as well as the plans of the leading real estate operators in the class of restrictions.
 Some of the restrictions are unique in character. For example: none but members of the Caucasian race are per mtted to own or even occupy property except employed on the premises as domestic servants.
 LOTS AT NOMINAL PRICES TO BUILDERS
 The lots are sold on plan that gives the public lots at a nominal price an"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

GLOBES RESIDENCE DISTRICTS BEING HANDLED IN MODERN MANNER.
 The Globe Real Estate Office has been operating along the same lines followed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

,, by the real estate houses in larger cities. The first residence tract in this part of the territory to be handled in this manner was East Globe. The re- strictions placed on sthis tract. were very moderate; ;; But tlie energetic work of the office ia encouraging the better class of buildings has made this the leading residence district of the city.
 The work of the office has been prin- cipally in the nature of preparing the ground for sale, the management hold :. ing that the public generally buys what it wants at the right prices without the necessity of any great excitement. On East Globe no great amount of money has ever been spent in publicity in the effort to increase values. This has been left entirely to the public. The natural demand has been so great, however. that values have in may ca es dou and in some 'c ses t.ebled in the last year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

SOUTH GLOBE. THE NEW SUB DIv1sIoN-AN INNOVATION IT THE WEST.
 About year ago the same office
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
LOTS AT NOMINAL PRICES TO BUILDERS

The lots are sold on plan that gives the public lots at a nominal price and
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
Pablo School Notes

The law does not authorize the
endorsement of "a teachers certifi-
cate from another county or state.
The Legislature repealed such au-
thority in 1901, and enacted a Sec
ton prescribing a penalty for issu-
ing certificates except on examine
atton. This Is not an opinion OF
anyone, but the law. The State SUI
perintendent of Public Schools has
no authority to grant permission
to endorse certificates or to prohib
1t it. The whole matter is govern
ed by statute.
The ninetieth day after the adj
journment OF the Legislature falls
on Sunday, August 18th. The law
providing FOR county supervision
OF schools will take effect Monday,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
Sea Swallowed z Mountains

Washington, July 13.-Juggling
two imposing mountain peaks off
the map, Transforming a bay into a
lake and %springing into existence
two brand new islands, are the as
tonishing feats of nature discover
ed in Bering sea by a government
party and reported to the treas
ury department today.
In that stretch of water, with its
swiftly moving currents, is the Is
land of Bogoslof, whose constantly
changing conformation has more
than once attracted widespread a.
tention.
Perry peak and McCulloch peak,
which had heretofore doomed high
in the air, had disappeared and
the opening of the bay, or lagoon,
a pretty spot shown in pictures on
file in the treasury department,
has closed up, forming a lake of
arm salt water of a temperature
Of about II degrees.
The lake is slightly below the sea
level and in its center two small is
lands have sprung up. One OF thes
islands is throwing off a volume of
steam.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
Committed Suicide

Mrs. JAS. M. Stookey, residing
several miles southeast OF Marshall
early Saturday morning committed
suicide by taking carbolic acid. Her
ffeless body was found in an out
house by her husband about 8 a. tm.
Bad health the past several years
is supposed to have caused the rash
act. Besides the husband, five sons
and two daughters are left to
mourn her sad death. She was a
splendid lady and her death is a
sad blow to her famil,
Mrs. Stookey's remains were laid
to rest in Ridge Park cemetery
Monday morning after services at
the Catholic church conducted by
Father O'Neil.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
A Splendid Record

The following item is taken from
the San Jose, Cal, Mercury. Miss
Mabel Alison referred to is a daugh
ter of Capt. w. H. Alison who NOV
ed with his family to California sew
eral years ago, and a sister of Mift-
on Alison of this city.
"The training class for Sunday
school teachers which has been con
Quoted by Miss Sadie Eastwood at
the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION has completed its years
work most c~reditably. The past
term the study has been along lines
of methods and the book used "The
Pupil" by Mrs. Lamoureaux. OF
those who took the State examina-
TOMS three passed perfect papers,
receiving 100 per cent. The ladies
We're Mrs. H. Jefferson, Mrs. C. M.
Richter and Miss Mabel Alison.n
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
Ringing Bros. Circus

The big circus came in over the
Mo. Pacific railway Saturday a lit
tie late on account of the round
about route they were compelled
to take. The show was a surprise
to our people in its size and equip
ment. The procession in the par
ade was about three miles long and
the best ever given here and like
wise the performance was no doubt
the best ever seen here. The train
ed acknowledgements, horses, pigs,
etc.-were remarkable and well
worth while seeing at considerable
expense.
The attendance was only fairly
good. There were a great many
young people in town, but the per
cent of farmers was very small.
The merits OF the show deserved a
better crowd. Everything wac first
class and orderly, so that all could
attend with a clear conscience.