Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-05
GREAT WEALTH OF THE WARRIOR
 PROPERTY
TREMENDOUS ORE BODIES DEvEL- oPED IN PAST SIX YEARS
 NOW MADE PUBLIC
SHIPMENTS BEGUN ONCE MORE
MUCH CREDIT DUE MANAGER E. M. WHITE FOR METHOD OF
 RUNNING MINE

The marvel of Globe district is the Black Warrior mine. To make a trip through it's comparatively shallow work ings IS to read a veritable chapter of revelations written by the centuries in the strange language of geological for nations. And the encouraging feature of what visit at the Black Warrior reveals is that, in all probability, that which can now be seen in the drifts and crosscuts of the 200. 300 and inter mediate levels of the mine furnishes a mere hint to what will vet come to light in the course of further develcI ment work.
 Almost as remarkable as the mine it- self is the ignorance of the real con ditions on this property which prevails both in Globe district and elsewhere, It is not uncommon to hear people of Globe declare that the Black Warrior has little commercial ore and that the extent of the ore body has been prae- tically determined and it's values ex- hausted in past production Plainly, these people speak out of colossal un familiarity with the conditions at the mine.
 It is not unusual for the owners and managers of rich mining property to be optimistic in giving out reports. Not so. however. with Manager and NVkfta of the Warrior Copper company, which re- gently transferred the Black Warrior mine to Hovland X Smith fg $l,2jO, 900. Mir White, for the past six years the field manager of the Black Warrior, has been quietly playing the role of al man saving wood in the dark. He has said surprisingly little about what he was doing, but that fact has ia no way diminished the value or nature of what he has done.
 Taking charge of the Black War rior mine at time when the man agement had left both the property and the financial status of the eontroil- ing company in bad condition, MT. White set to work and brought order out of chaos, prosperity out Of failure victory out of defeat. With very ilt tie money to do it with, he has made shipments of high grade ore from the mine pay most of the running expenses which he has been developing one or the richest and most extensive bodies of ore in America. As the Warrior Copper company was practically close corporation, there was no great neces- sity for keeping the public informed oi the details of the management, but the fact that little was said did not alter in the least the value of what was done.
 In speaking of what may be seen in the Black Warrior mine, it IS Tar easier to tell where ore is not found than to attempt to say where II IS present. The general impression one gets of conditions underground IS that ore is everywhere and differs only m depree of richness. X drift here opens up body of ore running 20 per cent in copper. ercsscut tbere has II per cent material, winze or a False some where else goes through body or h'gh grade ore. or shows a comparatively constant value of or per cent. Alter coming once more into daylight after an hour underground, a person hnds his memory bewildered with trying 70 recall the specific value that occurred in the diqerent parts of the workings The welIdefined certainty that stays III mind. however, is that a vast treasure bouse of Nature has been seen, ana that the possibilities latent in the Black Warrior mine have been as yet only m- dicated.
 A Silver Belt representative spent some time in the mine Friday, and some of the facts collected in a nasty survey are given below:
 One hundred tons of II per cent ore is being shipped daily and this' with much more, is being taken out m development work on the different lev els of the mine, including the 2oo, 25O intermediate, 25O, 300 intermediate and the 300.
 On the 250 foot level, an ore body fully 400 feet long and 65 feet w'de has been developed on the 2oO lever and the drifts are still in ore. This ore is high grade.
 The west end of this drift now be-