Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-11

all the heads of every department connected with bota companies. It wid be steam heated and in it will be every modern convnienee. including solio concrete vaults on every floor. including the basement, built from the foundation up. The lower floor VIII accommodate the paymaster's office and the general auditing depart- ment, both to be enclosed with bank fixture furnishings. On the second floor will be accommodated the offices of the general managers and his as- slstants in the various departments. all easily accessible to the others The engineers and draughting room Will be ready Tor occupancy early in May. The occupancy of this building VIII give mrcA added importance to the city of Warren which, by the way. Is moving forward. as it's splendid lo- cation and splendid conditions fully warrant
 Superior G Pittsburq.
 The properties owned by this com any are all giving good accounts of themselves as work proceeds, both in the mining of ore and the further ex- ploration of the deeper levels. The
 
 deepest workings in the Warren dis triet. At this depth the outlook is very favorable and frequent small bodies of ore are encountered. The Junction shaft aas reached a depth or l5O0 feet and from it's lower levels good ore is being encountered. The pumping station on the 12OO foot level of the Junction has been aban- 0C eli Ioa been no water on this level and in this connection it can be said that the water is being lowered steadily m all the shafts of the district. The Cole shaft is 1400 feet deep. On this level drift encountered a small cave. The ore shipments daily from the Superior & Pittsburg properties are | coming from the Cole, Hoatson and Junction shafts being now taken from the 1000 foot level on the Cole. ana
 from the 1900 and 1900 levels in the Hoatson and from the 1900 to 400 levels in the Junction.
 At the Denn.
 ! The work of sinking the shaft on the Denn began one months ago is ] making good progress. During the i past month a distance of 50 feeet has ! been made which makes the total depth of the shaft 1250 feet. This | shaft is now penetrating white lime rock which was encountered forty-two feet above the bottom It has not been determined yet just when or at what depth drifting wiE be again started in the Denn. Drifts on the i 1000 and HOO levels encountered
 small bodies Of ore and some of this i was sent to the snelters Forty-one
 men are now employed at the Denn. 1 The Shattuck.
 l In upraise Number 21 on the Shat ' tuck a body of cuprite ore has been cut fifty feet. This upraise is in a ! drift south of the shaft.
 | In upraise Number 22 in crosscut i Number 12 twenty feet of this cuprite ore has been cut while in crosscut [ Number II a body of cuprite ore has | been cut for a distance of 300 feet. i Forty men are employed at the Shat | tuck and during last month 1900 tons i of ore was shipped to the Douglas | smelters. as it was/ /taken from the cross cuts. drifts, and upra.ses and | other development work.
 Here From Duluth.
 During the week the distrcti was visited by s. w. Tarr, of Duluth, who is at the head of the engineering de- partment of the Oliver Iron company
 one Of the holdings of the big steel { trust Mir. Tarr came to this section ! for the purpose of looking at the con
 centratingi mills at CaDanea, Globe and NacoZari, as he is planning a i concentrating mill for handling cer-
 tain characters of the iron ores pro
 duced at Duluth.
 Mir. Tarr was accompanied by Vim. Nichols. an experienced concentrator
 man. who formerly resided at Globe
 and helped to build the concentratol
 erected by the Old Dominion several
 years ago. They came here from ! Cananea and left yesterday after MT
 Tarr had looked up several old
 friends who were formerly on the ] Messaba range. Speaking of the in ! dustrial condition at Duluth Mir Tar said that there were evidences of
 improvement since the first of the year and the big company manager
 were predicting still greater improve ment in the industrial conditions
 throughout the country.
 Mir. Poul, general auditor of the Calumet & Arizona was also her during the past week from Duluth
 Mir. Paul was for a l ong time il charge of the general c. & A. officI here and has many friends who ar. i always glad to see him in Bisbee i Mir. Paul stated the Industrial cap
 tains of the north seemed to be ia i waiting mood and that condition ] might be better than what the. f actually are now. Mir. Paul's hom | is TOW in Duluth. though his pos - tion keeps him away from there ' great deal of the time.
 o Here From Japan. Q During the week K. Nakada, who Q connected with the Beshima COppe
 company, operating on the Island |, Shckuku in the Inland sea, JapaI = visited the mines of the Warren di , trct and the smelters at Dougla ,g Uakaka was here for the purpose " observing the methods employed = the copper mines and smelters 'd America, with view of informir 70 himself as to the latest improvement n in the industry. This is the frs st visit of Mir. Nakaka to this countr ,a though other representatives of h in company have toured the copp' ,d (Continued on Page Ten.)