Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-11


 bodies of rich ore in the near future. | Superintendent $. l.. Gibson, assisted by Foreman Frank Roberts are in charge of the operations at this mine.
 F Caritaa
 The Fl CaIitan DeveloDmeut com pany is meeting with good success in working it's mine about ten miles west of the Finals not far from Pioneer. lnl few days l5-horsepower gasoline hoist will be taken to the scene. The mine is looking well. On the Gj foot level 10 inches of silver ore has been struck and six inches of this $ high grade. They are now starting to drift on the vein with every promise of find ing large bodies of rich ore.
 Fumaroli
 Work is being done on the Emarole. mine l2 miles east of Stafford at level of 700 feet, by the National Exploration company. About 30 men are now at work there. A SO foot crosscut is now being made in an attempt to locate ore bodies around the edge of the old fnm- arole from which the mine took its name. Good ore deposits were found on the surface around the edge of this fumarole, and if the crosscut succeeds ,, in striking these deposits agaln the mine should pay well.
 Arizona Commercial
 l or the mining companies in Globe dis | .t -.- al ffnnpgr company is one of the most active and among those that have the greatest eer- tainty of developing rich orc bodies in
 the near future. At present the work. 1 ing force is busy on development work in the Eureka shaft and the Black Hawk ] shaft in the meantime is being worked only intermittently. The taking out of large quantities of ore will not be at tempted until the new and pevfectly equipped shelter which the company is
 building is ready to handle it. It is
 expected that this shelter will De ready
 for use about August 15. The initial
 eapaeity of the smelter will be 400 tons I of ore day.
 At present about 150 men are in the
 company's employ. In the Eureka shaft, where actual development work
 IS now being dore, & level of 700 feet
 has been reac he'd, and at this depth. tho same vein cut by the Black Hawk ssaf has been struck. The Black Hawk or'
 from this vein gave returns of abon , 7 per cent copper on the average, ant there is every indication that rich or win be found in large bodies by cross cutting from the seventh level of th' } Eureka shaft tE
 4 force of men is now at work cut
 ting station on this level for the new pumps. The station is- being cut in tn . opposite direction from the vein an' 3 two Prescott pumps capable. of lifting : the flow of water to the surface will b' [ installed. It is expected that the pump |. ing station wsll be finished inside Q z 30 days. and then the work of cross $ cutting on the ore vein will be under : taken. This vein runs northeast an' t, ! southwest and the Superior & Bosto mine about quarter of mile dis s tant is getting ore from it constantly :. A winze is now being sunk between th 2 fifth and sixth levels of the Eurek n shaft.
 . The Black Hawk shaft is now bein
 worked internationally and has reache a a depth of about 65 feet from the fit 5 level. Machine drills of the most aI e proved make are used in both the Eule r. ka and Black Hawk shafts.
 The plant of the Arizona Commercis r Copper company will be, when finished e one of the most modern and best equll
 ped in the territory The steel frame 0 + the new powerbouse is already set ul Q The corrugated iron is yet to be put 0 8 and the window and door frames hay ', to be set in place.
 }. Powerful electric generators wi
 soon be installed, and thenceforth, ele' Il tric locomotives will be used on tn T company's railroads to convey bot c ore and slag. Other equipment of th s powerhouse will include Connorsvill ?. blower supplying air for nearly l,Oo e tons burden, Nordberg compresso n two Prescott circulating pumps with E. capacity of about 800 gallons minut ' two units Wilcox < Babcock boiler
 with total of TOO horsepower
 A machine shop has just been bui # and provided with an equipment th' n will supply all of the needs of the mir P in that respect. Electricity will furnis Is the motive power for all the machiner r. The general office and warehouse D the company was moved, the ,att' d part of April, from it's former si' Ie one mile west of the present locatio