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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
Foundations for Mammoth Concentrator Plant Near
 ing Completion
GOOD PROGRESS IS
 MADE UNDERGROUND
Ore Body Should Greatly In crease in Size Before
 Close of Year

The Miami Copper company is now employing about 500 men In general mine and surface work. This number of men will probably prove to be the maximum during the present period of coneentratOr and power plant con struction, as the foundation fer the coneentrator is practically complete and the erecting of the steel framework for the corrugated iron side walls, while requiring more skilled labor, will not give employment to as many unskilled workmen. Much of the steel to be used in the erection of the side walls Is now on the ground and more is ar irving continually. The foundation, AS completed, allows for six units. Now that the foundation work is done, the rest of the work on the concentrator can go rapidly forward, with little or no possibility of delay.
 Work has been commenced on the foundation for the crushing plant, in connection with the concentrator. Other buildings, now under way at the Mi ami camp, include the erection of twentynine cottages to be occupied by the employees, and the finishing of the new office building, the site of which IS short distance east of the com pany's mess house. This office build ing is about sixty-fve feet wide by seventy-fve feet long and has two stories. On the lower floor will be the officials headquarters. The drafting and engineering department will oc- cupy the upper story. A huge concrete vault will be built in the center of the building, extending from the base ment to the roof. The interior lathing of the building has been put on. Shing ling of the roof has been delayed for some time by the failure of a hardware company. to deliver guttering. When work on the building was commenced it was expected that it would be pos sible for them to occupy the new quar- ters by February l, but owing to the recent delays, the building will not be ready for occupation before February l5.
 The work being carried on under ground consists of drifting, raising and crosscutting to block out the ore body and explore new territory.
 Most of the work is being done on and above the 420-foot level A large force of men is employed also on the 370-foot level. The Miami workings today aggregate about 44,000 feet. The latest estimates placed on the ore body by J. Parke Charming, consulting engi- neer, was 14,000,000 tons. This esti- mate, referring to the ore actually de- veloped on the Miami property, is un- doubtedly approximately correct today. As the Miami Copper company has, however, 250 acres of mineral land, with only forty acres or less developed to any appreciable degree, it seems reasonable to believe that much greater tonnages of ore will eventually be mined on the Miami land. This belief is supported not only by general indi- cations, but by the recent churn drill work, concerning which the manage ment makes no statement, but which is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
SUPERIOR & GLOBE CROSSCUTS IN
 9O FEET

Each of the two erosscuts being driven in a northeast and southwest line from the shaft of the Superior & Globe property in the Copper Hill dis triet have length of 90 feet. Both are in diabase similar to the fOrma. tion in which the shaft was sunk and at the present rate the work will soon be in ground, which, from the surface indications, should be of satisfactory character to the management and stock holders. The only level estabuished from the shaft is 650 feet below the surface, The numerous outeroppings of ledge matter on both sides of the shaft in the direction in which the level work is bearing should be inter. seeted within comparatively short dis tanees from the shaft. The south cross. cut should intersect the Yuma vein within 200 feet from the shaft. A 60 horsepower hoist has arrived at the shaft and the installation will be begun
 immediately. This hoist is sufficiently large to sink to depth of 1000 feet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
LATERAL WORK 0N IGLOBEiPROPERTY
 PROGRESSES
Judge Hechtman Superin- tending Work on Claims
 North of City

The level work from the shaft of the Globe Mining eompany's property in the Copper Hill district has been ear ried for distance of over sixty feet to the westward with encouraging re. suits in the form of sulphide of copper. Only very small amounts of this min. eral are present, but this is indicative of the presence of the mineralization of the vein toward which the crosseut IS being directed. At this depth of 400 feet, the striking of ore would be favorable to the existence of ore at greater depth, as can be seen by the history of the neighboring mines. The Old Dominion workings encountered the best ore at a much greater depth than this and are still in it at the 1600-leyel. As in the other underground workings of that district, diabase is one of the formations which the shaft has passed through. Farther south. tunnel nearly 400 feet long has been driven south east into the ledge matter of the Yuma vein. This vein matter has prevailed in the tunnel for over twenty feet. highly mineralized with iron but nearly barren of copper This work is being done by w. E. Carter, who has part of the Globe Mining company's prop erty under lease. Ex-Judge J. F. Hecht- man, president of the company, is super intending the work at the shaft.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
LOOK FUR SULPH|DE AT GREAT DEPTH
 IN CORDOVA

The development of the Eureka group of claims belonging to the Cordova Cop per company has been given a most favorable aspect by the striking of com mereial chalcocite in churn drill hole No, l at depth of forty feet. This drill hole is located near the Jennie shaft and short distance from the Inspiration property. At its present depth of ninety-one feet, the drill is still sinking in sulphide ore of com mercial grade. The percentage of cop per is increasing as greater depth is at tained. This strike on the Cordova land opens up wonderful possibiliti N for the future of the Cordova Copper company, as there is ample reason for believing that sulphide ore body of great extent underlies the Eureka group of claims. The ehurn drill work to be prosecuted during the next few months should prove this theory cor rect.
 On the 475-foot level of the Sullivan shaft on the east end of the Eureka group, the new drift being driven north from the main drift at point $50 feet from the shaft is seventy-two feet long and is running through ground contain ing considerable chalcocite.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL IS
 AFTER BIG ORE DEPOSITS

63 degrees, and by inclined measure ment are about D feet deep. From the bottom of these winzes, drifting northeast and southwest along the vein is under way. The winzes have con tinued in ore all the way down and the drifts now being driven are in mater ial of good commercial grade. From the winze nearest the Eureka shaft, drifts running east and west are 40 and 55 feet long respectively. The drift from the. winze near the Black Hawk shaft has advanced 40 feet westward It is generally believed in Globe that work on the lower levels of the Arizona Commercial mine will develop even larger ore bodies than have yet been opened on the upper levels.
 The Arizona Commercial smelter, up to Friday noon, when the temporary shutdown was necesstated by leaking water jackets, was treating about 200 tons of seven per cent ore daily. As the capacity of the furnace is only $50 tons of ore a day, any shipments from the Superior & Boston mine, to- gether with an increase in the ore sup ply from the Arizona Commercial work. ings, will probably overtax the furnace. Although nc definite plans have yet been made public, the management, no doubt, expects to enlarge the furnace to double it's present size in the near future. The addition of converting plant is also being contemplated.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF GLOBES MINES

the management. Superintendent T. w. Hamilton and c. w. Pritchett, consult
 ing engineer for the Cactus Copper company, arrived in Globe January 25 and are now at the mine, making ar engagements for sinking third shaft
 The employing of churn drills to thor oughly prospect the Cactus and Pinto group of claims and thus determine the limits of the chaleocite ore body is also under consideration. The Ham ilton shaft on the Cactus property is $40 feet deep and the level work done so far on the 300, 400 and 300 foot
 levels of this shaft aggregates about one mile. At a depth of $40 feet, where the sinking of the Pinto shaft was discontinued, carbonate ore pre- vails, running about l5 per cent cop per. The ore was first struck in sink ing at the 530-foot point. The Hamil- ton shaft first struck ore at a depth of 320 feet Exploratory drifting at the Cactus mine is now advancing at the rate of about 1000 feet month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30

been driven north and south, the lat ter one continuing in the diorite to it's present length of 4l0 feet. North ward from the shaft, the crosscutting work went through diorite for dis tance of 304 feet. From this point to the present face, APO feet nearly due north from the shaft, the ground opened is eonglomerate and quartzite. The latter formation has prevailed from the 364 foot point. The general observa- tion of the surface rocks shows the limestone so common in other parts of the Copper Hill district. Should the contact between this formation and the quartzite be explored at the depth of crosscutting, as is quite probable the development of an ore body should result
 1The increase of the water in the north crosscut appears as an indication of contact of some kind at some dis tance from the present face of this crosscut. All of the level work, in cluding the lower portion of the shaft has continually shown mineralization chiefly of manganese and iron but also of silver and to less extent of cop per, all of which is favorable to the ul' innate success which the management of the mine has been working for. A force of twenty men has been employed steadily in the development work since early last spring. N. A. Nelson has had charge of the operations and is now in general charge of the develop, ment work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
CHURN DRILL WORK
 IN PROGRESS
Moston Miami Exploring on Granite Porphyry in
 North Country

The ehurn drill work at the property of the Boston. Miami Development com. pany is progressing with satisfactory results. The granite-pOrphyry along the northern part of thIs group of forty two claims has received the bulk of the prospecting work, oniy a sman part of the drilling having been done in the hitherto more important schist forma' tions of the Miami district. The sixth drill hole has been put down in the schist body about HOO feet southwest of the southern boundary of the Live Oak property. The seventh drill posi- tion is 500 feet east of hole No. 6. The average depth of drilling has been about $50 feet and the ground prospect. ed has been shown in general way to be identical in character with that farther north, as is indicated by the surface appearanee.
 Since beginning operations three months ago, the work of determining the value and extent of the granite porphyry and sehlst of that section has been carried on steadily, notwithstand- ing the usual difficulty accompanying churn drll operations. When this pros peeting has been carried to the extent of definitely determining the character of the northern part of the property, the more extensive development work may open an ore body similar to that already developed at the Live Oak and Keystone properties
 At the present time, about forty men are employed in the preliminary work necessary to be accomplished before the more permanent underground develop ment work can be begun. me camp is equipped with an engineering office and an assay laboratory, and is complete in every way possible for the work under way. Superintendent F. w. Hoar, by reason of his former experiences as superintendent of the Old Dominion and other properties, is well fitted for the important undertaking of which he is now in charge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30

understood to have obtained results generally favorable. The two Star churn drills recently purcahsed by the company are now at work on the north west part of the property, near the line of the Inspiration Copper company s land and west of the developed ore body. It is probable that nearly all of the Miami property will eventually be prospected with churn drills. Shaft No. f, located near the concentrator, is now being sunk to the 700foot point. Sinking was resumed at depth of 459 feet and the shaft is now about 300 feet deep. The formation at the bottom is conglomerate. As the No. 4 shaft is located 700 feet east of the proven ore body, it is not expected that ore will be encountered in the course of sinking. When production begins, all the ore for the eoncentrator will be hoisted through this shaft. Of the re- maining shafts, Nos. ? and will prob ably be maintained for the purpose of affording permanent means of egress and entrance for both men and supplies. The No. l shaft, however, which has been sunk in the ore body, will prob ably be caved in within the next two years.
 To afford accommodations for the large force of men engaged in construction work on the concentrator and power house, eight bunk houses have been built in two groups of four each. These quarters are located near the foot of the hill, east of the concentrator site. Each group of houses contains sixty four rooms, each of which could, if necessary, be occupied by two men. A large warehouse. to afford storage for the materials needed in connection with the concentrator construction work, has been built northeast of the coneentra. tor foundations. This building is cov- cred with corrugated iron.
 At the present rate of development and prospeetion, the Miami ore body should assume proportions much greater than it now has during the coming year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
BIG SHIPMENTS ID Fl PASO FROM
 WARRIOR

Between seventy-fve and eighty tons of chrysocolla ore running 10 per cent copper are being shipped daily from the Warrior mine to the Fl Paso shelter. The drifting and raising in progress on the 3O0-foot level are ex- ploring new territory with favorable results each week. Most of the ore to make up the smelter shipments is being taken from the stopes on the 250.foot level Henry B. Hovland and s. R.. Kaufman have been visiting Globe dur ing the past week, making daily visits to the various mines operated by the Hovland and Smith interests. Yester- day morning Mir. Hovland and Mr. Kaufman left for Silver City, N. M. Before leaving, they expressed them selves as being agreeably surprised at the rapid strides made in the develop ment of the Live Oak and Warrior mines during the past few months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
ARIZONA MICHIGAN UNCOVERS MANY
 KINDS ORE Traces of Copper, Silver and Lead Discovered
 on Property

The steady driving on the 5O0-foot level of the Telfair shaft of the Ari. Michigan copper property is ex
 PlOring the formation at that deptl with promise of ultimate success. Al
 though no copper ore has yet been de, veloped by the work in this shaft ol by the level work from the shaft, the surface indications as we'll as the char
 acter of the formations where prospect work has been done, gives the property very favorable appearance. The shaft was sunk in quartzite to the depth of 400 feet, from which point diorite pre-. vailed to the level at which it had been planned to begin the crosscutting
 On the 300.fOot level crosscuts have
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
Game Near Choking

A little boy. the son of Chrls' erson, well known resident village of Jacksonville, Iowa had den and violent attack of cr5np' thick. stringy phlegm cane U, giving Chamberlain s Cough D Mir. Peterson says: CT think he have choked to death had we no him this remedy.' For sale druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30

Seventy pages of Illustrated informa- tion about Globe and the great Globe district, handsomely bound and a boost for home. Send some to your friends who don 't realize the greatness of Globe. Get them for 25 cents each at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30

Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-30
CACTUS WILL SINK
 THIRD SHAFT

New plans for the continued develop ment of the Cactus Copper company's are now being outlined by
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
BuEN NECOC|O
EN- PONCE.
Un americana y va
rios puertorrique-
nos han salido para
Santo Domingo:
Su obleto es compror dlez
NIL cuerdas de terra.
Seran sembradas de cana para
molerlas en- Ia central quo Sc
instalara en- la playa.
De nuestro corresponsal

DIRE. l5.-El juez Foote, de Ia
lcorte de distrito, tuvo que discover
Tel iurado. que entendia desde aver
por Ia manana fen Ia causa, por ase
Isinato en- sepgundo grado, contra
Manuel Antonglorgl porque no ma
bian llegado a un acuerdo, senala n
dose ell juiclo para otro termino. Al
tSr. Antonglorgi, 10 acusa el minis
terio fiscal, de haber dado muerte
illegal, en- la central Guanica, en- un
callejon que conduce d una pleza de
canas, al trabajador de la mlsma ha
clenda, Hieinio Rivera, El Sr. An
ltongiorei, es capataz &c la mlsma
hacienda. Lo dehende el Lcdo. Pa
ira Capo.
| Sc asegura en- esta ciudad, que un
distlnguido continental, admlstra-
/ dor de la central mas grande, de esta
jurisdiction, ha salido para Santo
Domingo. acompanado, de varlos
puertorrlquenos, comprar dlez mil
4cuerdaS de TERRA, a la veclna repu-
blica, para dedicarlas al cultlvo de
caha,y despues trasportarla a esta
ciudad para molerla, en- la central
que parece que es TN hecho, que Sc
construira en- la Playa de esta clu.
dad en- ola Guancha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
LO MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene el
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte ; novedad para regaios,
y esta oonstantemente recibien
do los ultimos modelos. 81 Va.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido. en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco. plateadc y
cristal tallado LEJITIM, tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. ESpecia.
lidades para regalos ce bo
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
Para IA feia insu|al
Una oportunidad para los
propietarios de hatos.
La comision acuerda rarios
premios i ejemplares de ga
nadO yacunO.

Los dueios de vaeas leeheras ten
dram una oportunidad para compe-
tir en- los premios ofrecidos por la
Comision de Ferias. Con frecue ncla
Sc come nta por forasteros el hecho
de que por regla general Ia cantidad
de leche que Sc obtie ne Gle las vacas
del pals es comparatyamente pc
queha. ST bien IS verdad que este
aconteee genera lme nte con el gana-
do ordinarlo, muchos ganaderos
hay que poseen vacas que por su ra-
"a pueden compararse favorable
mente con clalesqulera de las del
No-te.
Sc hars la siguiente Classification
-azs nativa, lie dos d tres amos en-
aaelante lie jersey he la eual exis-
IL On IA lila cieffn nlmero. rov!lla
He mo 4 menos de tre- amos Nacas
de Tres amos On aaelante. foros "
a. anns y toros DE- mis- de doS ado,
Sc otrece I'm premio de : : 90 al me-
lor grupo de I'm toro Y tres 1aca:
que sc presente.
La raza "Holstein Freelan" ten
ora una Classification iguaL
Informe aeerca ae lfz prcmlos Y
demas detalles podrsn affenerSe, 4
petici6n. de- Ia Iunta lnslla- de Re
rias on San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
Dravuras de To-
res en- Ponce.
A 4uilino presento denun'
cla contra aquel por in
ierlrle varlos eolpes.
In honito obsequio de la Drue
Co.
n rllfstr1 fe.-rs.r.ln.aI

niclembre lh.-The Porto R4co
Drug n Co la tenlIo ii cortesiA w
ooseqgisrnoz, con II. almanac ue
mlv ncnitc, del promo sho Eta
instl'Eci6n que haze roce rienpo
- La oonstituido, ha liegsao Z
conquistsr todo q mercado. al 70.
demos deer, de droguerias de la isla
y es,as cludad. NuestTas mss eypre-
sIyss greciss pcr el chse1l.ic.
-Ez hecho muv baen efecto N
esta oilds6, el ranlaezto pltiicsdo
por el actual sleslde Ie esta raesd
Sr. Simon Moret. En- se urnenid
trsts el alcalde con rl1gcr elan
dad tcdaS las ohras IL lna 1rassen
6encis para "a rlnis rsiirat tii.e pAi
&c su Immediate censrssft t5n.
Los sehores ensu.ea,iess ~ y Ar
eel de esta ciIisd. ineIgveaiD j ~
dico DR. Hernandez : Il s se'iesnie
y gIsrdiss de pensies s h4n lecio
IN grurc fotogrshoa.
Ell ufeliz !oleseeHse. Aauiiin0
MsrreN. que vIve 81 q harrlo de l.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
uN PROYECTO
EN- GALES.
Sc trata de Ia funda-
cion de una escuela
conercial.
Sc pondra al frente del es-
tablecimiento profesores
de reconocida probidad
y competencla.
81 bale que tuyo lugar en- la
escuela Horace Man. quedo
explendido.
nuesro corresponsal

Diciembre 15.-Gran anlmacl6n
ha reinado en- este pueblo durante
los lltimos dfas. El diez tuvo lugar
un gran bale en- los salones de la es
cuela "Horace Mann donde nues-
ira juventud hizo gala de su cespre n
DIME nto y exquisite cultura. Los re
frescos vfnos licores Sc derramanron
en- abundancia y la mayor algeria
ycordialidad reino durante la fiesta.
Ell padre Gorostlza. cura de San
Germa n visito este pueblo, para con
tribuir la celebration de la fiesta Gle
Ia Conception. El referldo sacerdote
predico varlos sermones y ha sldo
bien alabado por todos, por su cultu
ra, facilidad de palabra Y profundl-
dad de sus ideas. Defendlo el 2. Co.
rastiza sus principles con energla y
capacidad mas a nadle mornheo con
vulgares ataques, nj actltudes I'M
propias de la catedra sagrada.
Sc habla de la fundacion de una
escuela comercial en- este pueblo POI
varios maestros graduados. Segun
las circulares publicadas Sc ensenara
ingles por el professor sehor Eduardo
Rivera; taquigrafia por el senior Ra-
mon Gonzalez y espanol, tenedurla
de libros y cahgrafia por el senor
Juan Rios Serpa La luventud cla-
lena, de ambos seAos Sc pTepara pa
"a invadir Ia escuela que Garsi prin-
cipio el dfa nueve del proxlmo Eneo
Sc habla tambien mucho de lin
gran meeting libre pensador que Sc
verifcara muy pronto en- este pueblo
Probableme nte Sc llevara a efecto el
dfa 2l del corrie nte. Sc espera a los
distinguidos propagandistas, Ma
tienzo Cintron, Lopez Landron y P.
Tore nte Reina TN entusiasmo
para recibir los ilustres oradores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

PENUSUS SIN NIUMAS.-DOIOr de espal-
da, en- los lomos costado. Dolor al incli-
narse 6 al levantar slgdn peso, de repente
agudas punzadas, dolores roumaticos, neu-
ralgia; orma escaldante, demasiado escssa
frecuente. marcos hidropesia.
SINTOMAS URINARIOS.-orina nco-
lora 6 .urbia. Orina con asientos. Orina
que mancha Ia ropa que causa dolor al
emitirse. Sangre hilachas en- la orina- De-
jese una botella con la orina de la manans
permanecer por "a horas. 81 revela un
ssiento lanudo 6 turbio un sedimento de
granos menudos semej an les polyo de la
drillo, los rinones estan afectados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
la medaNa de oIo

Por carta recibida del Dr..
E. Coronas, representante del
comite puertorriqueno en- el
congreso international espa-
mol de tuberculosis que tuvo
lugar en- Barcelona. Sc sabe
que Puerto Rico fue premiado
con medalla de ORC en- dicho
certamen y que el DR.. Coro-
mas recibio igual distinction.
A los miembros del comite
" a la asociacion medica de
Puerto Rico Sc les ha concedi-
do diploma de honor.
Los miembros que forman
este comitt son:
DR.. Lugo Nila, Presiden-
telhonorario.
VI. llldlOllS d, lSSl'
dente.
+" P. Gutierrez lgaravi-
dez Vice. Presidente.
." / Gonzalez MARTINEZ,
Vocal.
/" Nj. Martinez Rosello,
Vocal.
=" N. Jimenez Nussa, Vo.
cal.
" M. de la Pila Igiesias
Vocal.
G. Salazar, Secretario,