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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
SULPH|DE ORES ON TONTO COUNTRY
 PROPERTY
Superintendent Bosch Push ing Work With Good
 Force of Men

J. P. Bosch, superintendent of the mine of the Tonto River Copper com. pany, located in the Payson district, about twenty miles north of Roosevelt, is spending a few days in town.
 MT. Bosch reports very favorable pro gress on the Tonto River property, where he has force of men engaged in development work.
 A tunnel, which is being driven south. east into the side of the Sierra Anchas mountains, is now 370 feet long and the face of it is in sulphide ore of com merieal grade. This tunnel will uti- mately be extended for a distance of 620 feet, and it is expected by the man. agement of the mine that no less than nine different lodges will be cut in the course of this work. Although no assays have yet been made of the ore recently encountered in the tunnel, casual i'm spection of it indicates that it will run high in copper. Specimens of the ore, taken from surface cuts on the Tonto River property, run as high as 60 and 70 per cent in copper.
 Secretary James Murtha, of the Ton to River Copper company, is now in Pittsburg in charge of the eastern offices of the company, and 8 recent report from him says that no less than $20,0OO will be expended in develop. ment work on the property during the next year. As soon as Lake Roosevelt is filled with water, lighters and other boats will be used by the mining com. panies of the Payson district to trans fer ores and supplies across the lake, thus saving a haul of fully fifty miles by wagon road. This arrangement will greatly facilitate the operating of the various mines in the Payson district Superintendent J. P. Bosch will soon return to the company's property and will continue in charge of the work that is being carried on there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

Mining & Smelling company is main taining its usual rate of workings. Most of the ore that is being extracted comes from the levels below the fifth. The work of installing the pumping plant on the twelfth level of the mine is going steadily forward On this level a station is being cut with four arms in each of which powerful Nordberg pump will be installed. It is expected that by the first of the year, this pump ing plant will be complete. At present the Old Dor k'ion company is having about three and half million gallons of water pumped from it's mine daily.
 The shelter is continuing its treat. ment of ores at about the same rate as it has in the past month, although no official figures of the smelter output have yet been made up for November, the production of fine copper far the month vii probably be about 2,500,00O pounds.
 Superintendent George Kingdom has returned from his business trip which took him away from Globe for a few days and is again in charge of the management of the Old Dominion mine and plant. T. M. shannon is acting as superintendent of the underground workings of the mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
WARRIOR SHIPPING ID SHELTER AT
 Fl PASO
Will Soon Be Sent to Smelt, CT of Savannah Company
 at Silver City

All the work on the Warrior mine during the past week has been very encouraging. Raise No. 36 continues to run through 20 per cent ore and the di- mensions of this ore body are rapidly being extended, so that considerable tonnage of this class of ore has now been developed. Raise No. 37 is in 14 per cent ore. All the drifts are be. ing rapidly. driven through shipping grade of ore and the stopes also con tinue to meet every expectation of the management.
 The Warrior Development company continues to ship about 70 tons of ore daily. This ore averages 10 per cent in copper, and all shipments are going to the Fl PasO shelter.
 It has been announced by the man agement of the Warrior Development company, that in the near future an arrangement will be made whereby the Hovland & Smith interests will'start a shelter to treat the ores from the vari- Ous properties which they own in Ari- zona and New Mexico. This shelter is located on the land of the Savannah
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
DUQUEsNE PUSHING WORK ON SHAFT
 AND TUNNEL

At the Duquesne mine, located about three miles this side of the Cactus prop erty and about fourteen miles from Globe, President John F. Shaw is super. intending force of men engaged ir tunnel and shaft work.
 About ten ton of ore are being hauled from the Duquesne mine to the Old Dominion shelter each week. This ore runs about $32. to the ton in gold and also contains other metals which greatly lessen the shelter charges. This ore is being taken from a single com partment shaft, which is being put down a short distance northwest of the mine camp. Before long, the Duquesne Mining company will begin to sink its main working shaft of three eompart- ments and the management of the mine expects that this shaft, when it has attained a reasonable depth, will run out of the gold bearing zone and de. velop a valuable body of copper ore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

Copper company at Silver City, New Mexico, and in the famous Burro Noun tam mining district. On the Savannah property active exploratory operations will soon be commenced. Two churn drills, similar to those in use on the low grade sulphide properties of Globe district, have been purchased, with the intention of thoroughly prospecting a large acreage of ground located in the heart of the Burro Mountain section. where the Savannah Copper company has already developed several hundred thousand tons of commercial ore in the prophyritic formation.
 The Savannah Copper company has a well equipped concentrator and smel. ter, with railroad connections with Sil. yer City. The shelter will be blown in soon, and will then be able to handle easily the ores from the Hovland & Smith mines, particularly the shipments from the Black Warrior mine at Globe. which is producing one of the highest grades of ore that is being mined any where in the southwest
 The Hovland & Smith interests have oNNNAoA HiNBOAAlCo III NdilOuH ldTlS Oi the southwest, with tonnages of sul- phide ore developed, and these ores, also, as soon as production begins, will be treated by the Savannah smelter at Silver City.
 The property of the Savannah Copper company is located near the Chemung and other successful mines in the Burr Mountain district and the management has confidence that this property will, with welldireeted drilling explorations, obtain great extensions to its already large ore body. As the Hovland & Smith interests own several properties in the southwest which have advanced beyond the prospective stage, and have develop ed large tonnages of ore, the blowing in of the shelter at Silver City should en- able them to have these ores treated much more eheaply and conveniently than would be the ease if they had to rely upon custom shipments to other smelters.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

mineralizatioin in the form of iron. It is expected by the management of the National Mining Exploration com pany that valuable copper deposits will be encountered at an additional depth of between 400 and 450 feet, as all the indications so far on the National Min. ing Exploration property and also on the adjacent holdings of other com panies, point to the existence of a cop per bearing zone at depth of 700 feet or thereabouts. Superintendent II. H. Woodland is in charge of the operations at the Williams shaft and is pushing forward the work of developing the mine as rapidly as possible.
 The National Mining Exploration
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

in development work and with the re. suits obtained.
 The Cactus mine is, of course, low grade proposition and therefore t will take some time to thoroughly develop the ore reserves and block them out, preparatory to the beginning of pro duetion. The property, however, has now an absolute assurance of becoming a paying producer. With continued de- velopment work and the providing of suitable transportation, the Cactus mine should, in the course of eople of years prove as valuable property as any of the other producers of sulphiae ore in Globe quadrangle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
MEN NOW EMPLOYED
 AT CACTUS
West Crosscut Passes Out of Carbonate and En-
 ters Sulphides

N the Cactus mine, fifteen miles .w,>, of Globe, exploratory work is go, ing on in the workings of the Hamilton Shalt under the direction of Superin- rer1rnt T, w. Hamilton, to whose abil- " ne prosperous condition of the mine ], argely due.
 force of about 75 meen is at work .. -he mine operations. Most of the .eyuopment work is being done on ,.e 3uO and 400 levels. The crosseuts -rnung east and west from the verti- cal shaft are about 400 feet long. The west crosscut has passed through the oaru0nate ore zone and is entering the ,nEl l.des. The crosscut eastward from rhe shaft is still in the carbonate area, vE-h underlies the bed of Pinto creek in that direction.
 The plan of development being fol. lowed by the management of the Cactus Development company is to explore the morrrtv by means of crosscuts, drifts and Iaterals in 200 foot squares. On ,he 300 foot level drifts are being driv. ra east and west from the erOsscuts and the faces of practically all of these. drifts are in sulphide ore.
 Ou the 400 level a similar plan of ex- r9ration is being earired out and three lrfts. driven from the erosseut on the east side of the shaft, have developed l each instance a sulphide ore of con --ntrating copper running between -j and 2.9 per cent in copper. On he 3no level the grade of the ore en- aunfered in the drifts on the east t The drifts is still higher, the average Icing about f per cent copper.
 The property of the Pinto Copper company, which was formerly trans tsreI to the Cactus Development com anv a few weeks ago, is not being a,ve.v developed at the present time s all the conditions under which the goE~rtv was taken over have been lIhIei The arrangements of the .aru, Development company and the Pinto Copper company will soon decide E-eraer it will be best to allow the Pinto Copper company to go out of ex- sel.r as soon as all the business in 0rue.tion with the transfer of the 0Pertv is completed or to have the '-." opper company continue The aru, development company will, in rv ease, assume full charge of the 1ue operations from the Pinto shaft.
 The sinking of the Pinto shaft was GtoHunucd a few weeks ago at a tgta of 54O feet At this point the
 f5ouate ore zone was penetrated and
 s material taken out there ran as
 go a, 5 per cent in copper. The high Bale of ore was due to the presence
 .rv,taljzed cuprite, the occurrence
 Th.u is comparatively rare in Globe
 -1n~' It is probable that, by Janu-
 ? b, rhc Pinto and Hamilton shafts
 br connected on both the 300 and
 .evD.. by drifts. This connection
 afor better ventilation for the
 ia2g, If both shafts, and as soon
 '1e 'wo shafts are joined by drifts,
 ' of ,.r dirt will be taken out in ~h from the Pinto shaft.
 'o~o'nL Engineer and General 11ager W. Pritchett, of the Cactus "e'm".r company, during his visit Lr mine some two weeks ago, ex- ',ei amsef as being very highly 'r. "rh the progress made there
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
CORDOVA SHAFT IS
 NEARING ORE BODY
Jennie Shaft Has Reached
 Depth of 54 Feet

The drift which is being run east ward from the Sullivan shaft on the 475 foot level of the Cordova mine is now out lS6 feet and is running through an ore body of good grade. Most im- portant developments are expected soon in connection with the extending of this drift.
 The Jennie shaft, which is being put down on the west end of the Cordova Copper company, has now reached a depth of 5i feet and chaleocite ore is beginning to show in the formation, indicating that at this point the shaft is close to the disseminated sulphide ore body, which has been proven so extensively on the property of the In spiration Copper company nearby.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
NATIONAL BUILDING NEW DRY HOUSE
 FOR MEN About Twenty five Men En- gagged in Sinking Will
 Hams Shaft

At the Williams shaft of the Nation al Mining Eploration eompany's prop erty, located in the Copper Hill district, a few hundred feet from the plant of the Arizona Commercial Copper com pany, a force of about twenty-five men
 is advancing the development work. The Williams shaft, which is three compartment affair, is now down to the 355 foot level. The ground through which it is sinking is very fine grained diabase, showing considerable
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

company has begun the construction of dry house short distance northeast of the Williams shaft. This building will be A feet long by l2 feet wide and will be fully equipped with lockers and all other appurtenances necessary in house of this kind. In the near future a blacksmith shop thirty feet long by twelve feet wide will be built upon the mine dump, which will be lev eled off to make a suitable site.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

$500, $7OO, $l,OOO, S2,5OO, 5000 and $6,00O Escrow Loans on Real Estate, offered by The Globe Bank & Savings Co. Fire Insurance in best companies written in safest manner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
INSTALL NEW PUMP AND GUT PUMP
 STATION
Old Dominion Moving Three and a Half Million Gal
 Ions Water Daily

With force of about twelve hundred men employed in its smelter, it's under ground workings and in it's mine sur face plant, the Old Dominion Copper
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-25
Too Many for Him.

An American travelling in Germany
was much bewildered at the large
number of distinct and apparently in
dependent countries through which he
went.
Just as he became accustomed tn
Bavaria, with its blue and white ma
uonal colors, he would find himself.
without warning In Wurtemburg
where they have an entirely different
king, and entirely different military
uniforms. and a strikingly different
dialect Then few hours ride on a
train whisked him into Saxony, and
then 1t was Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. and
then Saxe-Weimar, and then Baden.
and then Hesse Darmstadt. At last
he threw up his hands in despair.
Where are we now?" he INQUIRED.
"Frankfurt-on-the-Main."
WHO is the local duke?, he asked
YEARLY.
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Closing the Question.

The Sunday school teacher, being
aware that the rector intended visit
Ing the church during this Sabbath's
school session. drilled her little class
on such important questions as who
made them" ETC., until he felt sure
that should the clergyman deign to
quiz her charges they would do them
selves and her credit.
Hardly had she so concluded. when
the church door opened and In strobe
the rector, who passed along the rows
OF buzzing pews until he reached this
very cluster Of pupils, which he at
once proceeded to take In hand.
Now, my boy" asked he, picking
out a youngster In the end of the
pew, who made your"
God made me-" blurted the youth,
glancing appealingly at his more
familiar teacher. Then suddenly en-
couraged by her eyes, he boldly faced
the minister and added, Unexpectedly,
an he made the whole bunch!"-
Circle Magazine.
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HIS EVERY MOVE IS CHRONICLED
Even Few Hours Absence from His Usual
Haunts Causes Furry Among Brother Oper-
! ators---How Business Secrets Are Some
times Wormed from Shrewd Men
of Business.

IL necessary-to get one word of bust
ness between two words Of idle chat
ter, as women have also been en-
ployed to seek the confidence of wives
| for the same purpose.
AS an illustration Of what business
men sometimes do In the way of shad-
owing, the following incident sur.
passes any other:
Went Almost Too Far.
In the financial district is a firm,
capitalized for many millions, that is
rated in Bradstreet's at AAA1. There
are three partners. Two of the part
ners did not like the other one. He
was intractable, disagreeable, hard to
get along with. They decided to get
rid Of him and offered to buy him out
He wouldn't sell. Then they offered
to sell. He wouldn't buy.
Finally the two hit upon a plan.
Their partner had announced his in
tention Of taking a trip to Europe.
They would send detective with him.
Perhaps he would do or say something
that would be to their advantage. Per-
haps. upon his return, he would be
willing to sell rather than to have the
detectives report sent where 1t would
be read with the greatest interest.
So the partner and the detective de-
parted. The partners visit dragged on
from week to week, and finally into
months, and upon each returning ship
came the reports of the man who had
been sent to wat him. But the re-
ports were Of no rest even to the
men who read IT, = Their partner
seemed to be conducting himself ad-
mirably, 30 far as his own interests
were concerned, though quite unfor-
tunately for those who wanted to buy
him out. But they knew him-or
thought they did-and waited for more
reports.
But the rest of the reports were like
the first, and the man himself came
home without his partners having OBJ
tanned the kind Of information they
wanted.
1t was then they shuffled the deck to
play what they believed was their
trump card.
Pretty Woman as Decoy.
One of the partners had a very
pretty cousin, a young woman. She
was summoned to the home of her
relative and told that important bust
ness considerations made 1t desirable
that she perform for them a very deli
cate task. She should appear at the
Office and go to work, apparently as an
ordinary employe. Her purpose in do
ing so should be to cultivate the &C
quaintance of the third partner. But
she should bide her time. There should
be nothing in her conduct toward him
to suggest to so shrewd man the pos
sibility Of plot. Yet when the time
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some one had bought AL her fashion
able gowns and flnery. her motor car
and paid her hotel bills. She chatted
with him for ten minutes and then.
babe him good evening, just as his In
terest in her was ascending by leaps
and bounds The next day he asked
her to ride with him through the park.
and she politely declined.
For three months this handsome
young feminine person played with
this wise gentleman in much the same
manner that a cat would toy with q
mouse 1t intended ultimately to eat.
Little by little she let it be known
she was a widow. Reared by an in
dulgent father, all she had known
about money was that it was made In
the mint and her papa got 1t. Nor did
her husband force upon her more def
mite knowledge of the manner in
which dollar bills are nursed into tens
and tens into hundreds.
Then death came upon their happy
home, and in twinkling the RESPONSE
bilities of a large fortune were thrust
upon her. She disliked these burdens
so. She was never trained to bear
them, she had neither aptitude nor
liking for such tasks, and she was in
constant fear of tumbing into pitfalls.
The gentleman was duly sympathet-
ic. To the best of his limited ability
he would at any time instruct her.
Was she at that time contemplating
any investment about which he might
enlighten her? She was not,
This woman knew what to door,
rather. she had been told what to do.
Her employers wished to know wheth-
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private detective agency with. the
chief. Carefully he told the story Of
how he and his agreeable partner had
tried to buy out the disagreeable other
fellow and, having failed, had engaged
a man to shadow him 20 Europe Even
more infinitely he went over the mat
ter concerning the hiring of the pretty
cousin. Then he came to his point.
He wanted two detectives assigned
to shadow the couple, first to the the
alter and then to their ultimate destina-
ton. Within minute after the ar
rival of the third partner and his COM
panion one of the detectives should
knock on the door, which the beautiful
cousin would thereupon open. The
other partners would at once appear,
feign surprise. indignation and anger,
and the next morning the third part
ner would be told he must sell out at
their figure or suffer exposure.
Shown Error Of Their Ways.
The detective chief listened in ST.
lencs until the story was told.
do you realize" said he, you have
asked me to help you do something
for which we would both be sent to
state PRISON."
The gentleman expressed great
atnazement.
you have asked me to aid you in
springing a trap by means of which
you plan to force your partner to sell
at price fixed by yourself property
that he does not want to sell. Now,
what would be the result If l were to
do It?
THE partner of whom you are try
Ing to rid yourself would go home and
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er 1t was the intention Of the gentle
man to force a certain stock to still
higher f1gure-it was then high-or
let It sag back. She bided her time
until she believed the right moment
had come and then edged around to
the subject. A transaction that need
not be entered into here had left her
several thousand dollars which she de-
sired to reinvest Would the gentle
man advise her to buy stock in his big
concern at its present high price?
Fell Into the Trap.
He ought to have known better, but
he didn't He fell" for the widows"
query without a premonition of danger.
And he told her not only what he hon.
estly believed, but he knew to be
true. The price of the stock was to be
slaughtered in few weeks.
She thanked him and did not invest.
Neither did her employers. More than
that, they sold what they did have.
And what they saved by getting out
while the price was high made the
cost of paying the Widows" expenses
for six months look like rain-check
beside a thousand-dollar bill
Another business man sent a mes
senger to request the chief Of a private
detective agency to call on him.
81 want you to find out" said he,
what So-and-So is going to do with
such-and-such property. He Is the
hardest man in the world to get any
talk to his wife But he's got a daugh-
ter who can talk Hike q phonograph.
Furthermore, think that girl Of his
knows what he's up to all the time.
AS nearly al can find out, she's the
only ore he eonfides in-she winds
him around her finger II she wants to.
Nov, what I want you to do Is this:
There are lot Of young men without
much means In this town whose social
position 10 Just as good a. So-and-So's
and his daughters. want you to ind
one Of them who win consent to go on
this case. I'll put up all the money he
needs to make good with the girl.
And want you to have him go after
her as If she were the only girl he had
ever loved. II he has to, let him even
propose to her-but he needn't marry
her II he doesn't want to-but If shs
has the information I want he must
get It"
The chief politely declined, and the
case went elsewhere. II 1t went any
where.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-25
Worlds Coolest CITY.

Yakutsk, in eastern Siberia, is said
to be the coolest city in the world. II
Is the great commercial emporium of
eastern Siberia and the capital of the
province OF Yakutsky, which in most
OF Its area of 1.517.063 square miles is
a bare desert. the soil of which is
frozen to a great depth. Yakutsky
consists of about four hundred houses
OF European structure. standing apart.
The intervening spaces are occupied
oy winter yoorts. or huts of the
northern nomads. with earthen roofs.
the doors are covered with hairy
hides and the windows are Of Ice