Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
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 THE KELVIN sULTANA
Further Development of Well Known Copper Property Will
 Begin at Once.


 eral manager of the Kelvin Sultana Copper company is in the the city on business. being also en route to the home office of the company in Chi cago for the purpose of attending a directors meeting at which time policies will be inaugurated for the further development of the mine He will probably leave for the north this evening and after day in Prescott will proceed to Chicago. returning to Arizona again in two or three weeks.
 The Kelvin Sultana Copper com pany is the successor in ownership of a very well known and undoubt- edly valuable copper property, though under its new name many may not recognize it. The mine is situated directly across the GiIa river from Kelvin, within sight and almost within gunshot of the town, being therefore ideally located in respect of water and transportation facilities, Kelvin being on the Phoenix X Eastern railroad. The, property was originally known as the Bryan group Of claims owned and partly develop ed by J. K. Mccarthy of Florence and Mrs. A Kinney of Globe They were sold to eastern men who failed to raise sufficient money for their exploitation, then passed into the hands of a reorganized company un- der the name of the Sultana- Arizona company The latter company was financed by Baldwin's syndicate of Chicago and considerable more work was done, demonstrating the exist once of large and rich ore bodies. There was some dissatisfaction among the managers however, and recently George P. Baldwin, presi- dent of Baldwin's Syndicate which financed the Sultana- Arizona, ac- quired a controlling interest, all diff fcrences were harmonized and the Kelvin Sultana company was organ ized and the property passed to its possession.
 MT. McMillan came out from Chi cago about a month ago to assume the management of affairs at the mine. He has spent the last three weeks on the property, devoting himself assiduously to study of mine conditions and familiarizing himself with every feature of it's past history and the problems which now confront the mana cement. Of the latter none have been found of an embarrassing nature and MT. Me Milan feels sure that with sufficient the mine will prove to be all that has been claimed for it. He is now going east to confer with his associates and plan their future work and obtain such equipment as will be needed.
 Mir. McAlillan though d stranger in Phoenix is by no means a strang ger to Arizona He lived for five years in Wilcox near which place he was engaged in mining, is a man of practical experience, mature age and sober judgment, and has been for a long time associated in busi- ness with the Baldwin interests.
 Asked yesterday as to his plans he said they were merely to develop the property which will then speak for itself. He says the mine under the conditions of former exploitation | has never had much of a chance to | make a record It lacks development | at depth which is the object he will | strive to attain as quickly as possi- | ble. He plans the early installation | of an air compressor and power l drills and the systematic opening up | Df lower levels exposing the ore bod les already evidenced by the upper workings. He is planning no sen satiOnal exploitation but will get to work as quickly as possible with small force of men and increase 1t IS fast as can be done advantage ,usly. For some time passed the property has not been operated and t will require some dressing up. cleaning out, etc, before active de 'elopment is undertaken, and a fire n the timbers of one shaft a while pack closed certain portions of the nine to even an examination until he debris can be removed.